April 26, 2024
#470 Alaskan BC Natural Gold Nugget 8.91 Grams Genuine
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Alaskan Natural Gold Nugget weighs 8.91 Grams.82-86% Pure 20-21 KtI describe my nuggets as Alaskan Yukon BC nuggets because they are found in Atlin, BC Canada about 50 miles as the crow flies from Skagway Alaska where the miners of the 1898 Klondike gold rush traveled through to reach the gold fields. Natural Gold Nuggets can have other mineral content such as silver and copper mixed in with them and are never 24kt gold. Each nugget comes to us directly from the miner in an unclean state. We remove most of the dirt and rock and tumble them to bring out it's natural shine. Each purchase comes with a certificate of authenticity that guarantees the nugget to be natural and not man made or I will refund you 110% of your purchase price. * All Nuggets are Pictured or Partially Pictured with a U.S. Quarter which is 24.5MM in diameter to give you an idea of size proportion. My name is Grant I come from a 4th generation family of jewelers and gold dealers. My great grandpa Jack was a master watch maker in the San Francisco Bay area where he had 28 other watch makers working under him. In the 1930's He moved to Oroville and started his own a retail jewelry store. His son ,my grandpa Roy who made gold nugget jewelry in retail store started wholesaling them and the business grew so much he opened up the company called Orocal in the mid 1960'
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