Gold deposits can be tested by running a variety of tests. One of which is a visual inspection by removing the loose dirt from the rock and analyzing its density. Gold is commonly confused with Pyrite (fool’s gold) the most…
Gold concentrates are deposits that are in deeper or on the surface of the earth, that have a minimum concentration of gold in the ratio of 20g/t. When the deposits are identified there are different methods to extract it from…
Yukon Territory in Canada has been mined for gold for over a century and a half. In spite of this, mining industry leaders claim that the jurisdiction has yet to reach its full potential, despite the fact that their businesses…
Although the material for the crown and bridge may not appear to be particularly fascinating at first glance, it contains valuable metals. Most dentists are aware that dental scrap crowns and bridges include valuable metals like gold and palladium, but…
The Yukon-Charley Rivers National Preserve was established in part to preserve and convey the legacy of gold placer mining in the area as well as the history of the Klondike-Alaska Gold Rush. Visitors can still witness relics from the region’s…
As we emerge from the pandemic, we’re hearing a lot of talk about a “recession”, but what exactly does that mean? The exact definition of a recession is a significant decline in economic activity over a long period of time.…
The way we get our gold today all begins with the first step in the process which is Gold mining. The process of mining for Gold is quite complex and requires a lot of understanding. To delve deeper, we need…
999 vs 9999 Fine Gold: What is the Difference? Investors buy gold to collect and sell but some have questions about the differences of 999 fine gold with 9999 fine gold. The blog is here to help investors answer their…
