2 Pounds Gold Paydirt Porcupine Gold Pay Dirt Paydirt Porcupine Creek Alaska

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This is 2 pounds with good gold. Buy one now and Stash Your Gold for a Rainy Day - it will go back up!If you ACTUALLY WANT GOLD in your pay dirt try one of these.You will get an invitation to participate - if you are interested - in Gold Mining on our Porcupine Creek claim in Alaska this summer.Have a happy, healthy and prosperous year and find lots of GOLD.SKU 1-83263-5The Buyers of the last bags of Macs Porcupine Creek Alaska PAYDIRT have already made money - GOLD WENT UP! How far will it go, $2,000.00 or $3,000.00 an Ounce? Macs Porcupine Creek Alaska PAYDIRT has good gold. Buy one now and Stash Your Gold for a Rainy Day!If you ACTUALLY WANT GOLD in your pay dirt try one of these. If you don't get GOOD GOLD I will EAT A BUG.We do not run this pay dirt through our wash plant and take out the GOLD so we do not know what is in it - 1oz klunkers - nuggets? - Good Unprocessed Pay Dirt! AND, we add some gold.Everyone selling pay dirt is trying to make a profit after all their costs and shipping; I haven't tested them all but I assume the pay dirt being sold may contain very little gold.Some of the sellers will process the dirt and take out all the good gold and leave some of the flower gold and some may add a small amount of gold;Some may advertise a huge 1/2 or 1 ounce clunker every once in a while as a promotion for their pay dirt;Processing material through a classifier, Trommel, wash plant, jigs and shaker tables and the final clean-up is the biggest cost of GETTING THE GOLD out of the pay dirt;I believe I would prefer to receive PAYDIRT that has never been run through any process to take out the gold that was already in the pay dirt;We give you good UNPROCESSED PAYDIRT - we don't even know what is in it because it does not go through our wash plant .Our PAYDIRT goes from the Earth into the Bags or Buckets but we do toss the large rocks into our tailing pile first.You could get nice nuggets, pickers, flakes and flower and end up making more IN GOLD VALUE than you PAID from our UNPROCESSED PAYDIRT.Our cost to dig and bag is minimal . So, to make sure you are getting a good amount of gold -WE ADD GOLD - PLUS you get the GOLD that was already in our UNPROCESSED PAYDIRT .So what is important to you? It's not the amount of dirt you get when you buy pay dirt; it's the amount of GOLD you get in the dirt!You will be happy with the amount of GOLD in our PAYDIRT!MY SECRET TO LONG LIFE IS "KEEP LIVING" - GET OUT & GO DO IT - GO PROSPECTING OR MINING OR CAMPING WITH FAMILY & FRIENDS and your gold panMACS PORCUPINE CREEK ALASKA GOLD PAYDIRTFor centuries people have dreamed of finding GOLD and getting rich. Back in the late 1800's and early 1900's thousands came to Alaska and the Yukon Territory in search of Gold. A few got rich but the others only found enough to eat beans every day and many of them starved or froze to death during the cold winter months.Gold prospecting was hard work in those days and it still is today. With a pick, shovel, a gold pan and a sluice box a man back then could get the gold out of a few cubic yards of dirt each day.Those Old Timers were trying to get rich or at least get some Gold to take home to their families which would give them a better life than the life they were living. Life was tough back in those days. The Old Timers were trying to get RICH but after working hard for 16 or more hours they would be happy if they found 2 or 3 grams of Gold and excited if they found 8 grams. In fact, if the miner could make $2.00 to $5.00 a day from gold he would be making ten to twenty times what he would make working for a cattle rancher or farm owner. Most people lived off of the land that they lived on and they would barter their crops or work for other things they needed like salt, sugar or clothing material so the little lady could make shirts and dresses by hand. If they were lucky they would make $50.00 a year selling their extra crops or working for someone a few... read more

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