Gold in quartz veins occurs as particles and scales scattered through the quartz, often filling cracks and openings in the vein material. The gold can be such small particles as to be invisible to the naked eye, or as larger aggregates of easy to see blobs, leaves and
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2021-6-6 Gold in quartz veins occurs as particles and scales scattered through the quartz, often filling cracks and openings in the vein material. The gold can be such small particles as to be invisible to the naked eye, or as larger aggregates of easy to see blobs, leaves and crystals in cavities in the quartz..
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2021-10-26 2. Check the natural cracks and lines of the quartz rock. Gold often occurs along the natural linear structures of quartz rock, or its natural cracks and lines. It is
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2014-8-22 Gold veins often form within quartz rock and it is certainly an indicator to look for. However, many prospectors give more attention to quartz than it really deserves. Quartz is the second most abundant mineral on the Earth’s surface, and it can be
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2015-7-20 In epithermal gold deposits, it is quite common for sizable gold veins to run through quartz rock, and these specimens can be located using a quality metal
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2014-2-20 I have found free milling gold in some vein material and do not as of yet have detector to high-grade the quartz with, and no rock crusher. Just wondering if I should grade the quartz by mineralizaton and play with hand crushing a few samples.. nothing too serious just for fun..
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2014-6-22 Most gold contained in quartz veins is in tiny particles that are not always easy to see in the rock. This ore shows considerable bright and visible metallic gold disbursed through the quartz vein gold ore. This chunk of vein quartz from Mariposa is
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2021-1-26 Do all quartz veins have gold? In its original form, gold appears in igneous volcanic hydrothermal (hot water) veins where it is deposited along with quartz, amethyst, other minerals and heavy metal ores. Nearly all hydrothermal quartz veins everywhere contain some amount of gold. To find the gold, first find the quartz.
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2011-9-2 Color Changes: In many districts, acidic mineral solutions have bleached the area rocks to a lighter color. This can be an indicator of gold. Iron Staining Gossans: Not all veins produce much quartz – gold bearing veins can consist of calcite or mostly
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1) Not all white quartz will contain gold lines. 2) Gold is also found in non-rusty quartz. 3) Some thicker (cruder) gold lines will be iron pyrite. The reason we do the scratch test is to determine if we have located gold of golden colored pyrite. Gold will dent and is soft. Anything else that is not a valuable will crumble.
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2021-6-6 Gold in quartz veins occurs as particles and scales scattered through the quartz, often filling cracks and openings in the vein material. The gold can be such small particles as to be invisible to the naked eye, or as larger aggregates of easy to see blobs, leaves and crystals in cavities in the quartz..
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2015-7-20 In epithermal gold deposits, it is quite common for sizable gold veins to run through quartz rock, and these specimens can be located using a quality metal detector. Often these gold in quartz specimens are very beautiful and interesting, causing them
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A simplified scheme to categorise quartz vein morphology from gold deposits is based on the growth direction of quartz or pseudomorphed chalcedony in the veins. The categories are scale-independent and are: (1) face-control, (2) displacement-control, (3) parallel-control, (4) radiating, (5) non-directional control, (6) replacement, and (7 ...
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2014-2-20 I have found free milling gold in some vein material and do not as of yet have detector to high-grade the quartz with, and no rock crusher. Just wondering if I should grade the quartz by mineralizaton and play with hand crushing a few samples.. nothing too serious just for fun..
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2020-7-26 Gold in quartz veins occurs as particles and scales scattered through the quartz, often filling cracks and openings in the vein material. The gold can be such small particles as to be invisible to the naked eye, or as larger aggregates of easy to see blobs, leaves and crystals in cavities in the quartz.
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2011-9-2 Color Changes: In many districts, acidic mineral solutions have bleached the area rocks to a lighter color. This can be an indicator of gold. Iron Staining Gossans: Not all veins produce much quartz – gold bearing veins can consist of calcite or mostly
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Anyway, a quartz vein laminated or not, with or without gold can be for formed by a few mechanisms. To have the answer answered you must give a better description of the host rock and so on. Cite
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1) Not all white quartz will contain gold lines. 2) Gold is also found in non-rusty quartz. 3) Some thicker (cruder) gold lines will be iron pyrite. The reason we do the scratch test is to determine if we have located gold of golden colored pyrite. Gold will dent and is soft. Anything else that is not a valuable will crumble.
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2016-10-4 Vein Mineral Deposits includes a considerable variety of ore deposits formed under various conditions by the concentration of the ore from the molten rock in process of cooling, and its subsequent deposition in fissures and joints, crevices, and pores; or
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2009-12-17 AnswerQuartz does not contain gold.Gold is found in quartz, but is not a constituent of the mineral, quartz.Although gold can chemically, be found in rare metallic sulphides, when found in quartz ...
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Does gold run in quartz veins? While gold deposits can be things besides quartz veins, gold is certainly found in the quartz of veins cutting through various types of rocks. Gold in quartz veins occurs as particles and scales scattered through the quartz, often filling cracks and openings in the vein material.
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2020-7-26 Gold in quartz veins occurs as particles and scales scattered through the quartz, often filling cracks and openings in the vein material. The gold can be such small particles as to be invisible to the naked eye, or as larger aggregates of easy to see blobs, leaves and crystals in cavities in the quartz.
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A simplified scheme to categorise quartz vein morphology from gold deposits is based on the growth direction of quartz or pseudomorphed chalcedony in the veins. The categories are scale-independent and are: (1) face-control, (2) displacement-control, (3) parallel-control, (4) radiating, (5) non-directional control, (6) replacement, and (7 ...
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2014-2-20 I have found free milling gold in some vein material and do not as of yet have detector to high-grade the quartz with, and no rock crusher. Just wondering if I should grade the quartz by mineralizaton and play with hand crushing a few samples.. nothing too serious just for fun..
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2021-10-20 Gold in quartz veins occurs as particles and scales scattered through the quartz, often filling cracks and openings in the vein material. The gold can be such small particles as to be invisible to the naked eye, or as larger aggregates of easy to see blobs, leaves and crystals in cavities in the quartz.
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Anyway, a quartz vein laminated or not, with or without gold can be for formed by a few mechanisms. To have the answer answered you must give a better description of the host rock and so on. Cite
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2011-2-5 Big Rex: The vein is in red clay, it is in the headwall of what appears to possibly have been hydraulicked in the past. Don't know if I mentioned it before but they gold mined here in the 1800's and early 1900's, weather was nice here today and I went down and spent 2-3 hours uncovering maybe 15-20 ft and running parallel to the vein on each side but not the entire vein is yellow material ...
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1) Not all white quartz will contain gold lines. 2) Gold is also found in non-rusty quartz. 3) Some thicker (cruder) gold lines will be iron pyrite. The reason we do the scratch test is to determine if we have located gold of golden colored pyrite. Gold will dent and is soft. Anything else that is not a valuable will crumble.
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Often gold that spends much time in a creek or river will have most of the quartz worn off by erosion. This spectacular piece retained much of the quartz, and has an amazing 50/50 matrix with gold. The quartz is nice and white, without any iron staining, and the
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2016-12-31 Calcite and quartz are both common, almost ubiquitous in limestone veins. Obviously, the calcite is re-precipitated limestone. The groundwater chemistry undergoes cycles according to recharge characteristics, temperature, pressure and partial
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