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Nice report I always admire the art of industrial process fine-tunning.So how is calaverite processed? Ive found this paper:
Thanks, DaveBiom, you've stated your opinion multiple times now. Enough. Stop calling this a scam unless you have evidence to back up your accusations.
Dave
So quick to judgeThis is just wast of some refiners time . It's just a jock not real . The forum should stop any body for posting things like this .because there is some people can fall for it . Kurtak need to ask him to send a sample to test .wich I don't think he can do .because just a scam .
It never was..Iam not going to say any thing any more . It's not my subject any more .
Thank you Martijn .I do understand . May be my fault repeating same thing . Thanks againIt never was..
First of all, my apologies to the OP for joining the scam rant.
And hat's off to kurt and dave getting it back on track. Seven pages full of bashing was getting a bit rediculous.
Maybe the reaction was also due to the amount of scam attampts we had the last half year.
Again, my apologies.
Back to the subject: I tried to look for info on the internet, and found this paper:
I hope it will start a fruitful discussion.
Guy, maybe you are aware and this is redundant, if so disregard. The industry just does not buy ore by the ton. A mill may work out a deal with based upon recovery, however you very well may have to pay something up front because, having a sample assayed is one thing, however processing an entire ton or tons is entirely different because the grade will drop off immediately. The reasoning is once you had a high grade sample assayed, then you start throwing a whole lot of lean or non paying material into the mix. I wish you luck in finding someone because as I sold my mill in 1996 because of the lack of free milling ore, so I moved to South America to mine.I have some calaverite ore and I am finding who can extract the gold from this.
I am going to anaylsis specimen and then sell this ore.
Where can I anaylsis this specimen?
Where can I sell this calaverite?
If you are interesting, please contact me soon.
Thanks
Its in China, different rules and system.If you really do have such an item, take it to a gem and mineral show. There you will find an experienced person who will either buy it all for the collector value, turn you on to a local who can mill it, or tell you that you are full of the stinky stuff. If as a high a grade as you are stating, the collector value will far surpass the raw Au value. Problem solved, no milling, refining, and somebody gets a really nice mineral specimen. You may be able to donate a specimen to a museum to offset you sizable income tax. Cheers!
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