4 OZ MONTANA GOLD PAYDIRT

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4 OZ MONTANA GOLD RICH PAYDIRT SAMPLE THE UNSEARCHED PAY DIRT Understanding our pay dirt. This is natural unsearched pay dirt with a possibility of gold and an occasional sapphire. Pay dirt from some of the richest gold areas in Montana. I have got sapphires up to two karats. I have also had some customers get a few smaller sapphires. I do not guarantee sapphires or gold, but there is a chance you will get one or two, you never know. If you are wondering what a Montana sapphire is worth? GOOGLE MONTANA SAPPHIRE. A Montana sapphire can range from $0 on up to thousands. I don’t think these sapphires are in the 10s of thousand, but you never know they might be worth $$$. This paydirt from our claims runs from 0-7 grams of natural gold per yard. The gold in this pay dirt is mostly 60-30 mesh. About 1-2% is smaller than 60 mesh and 10-15% is 30-12 mesh and about 1-2% is 12-6 mesh. This is unsearched pay dirt that runs about 0-7 grams per yard. I add a small amount of gold to make sure there is gold in every bag but I cannot guarantee you will find it. We do not guarantee gold (unless you are buying a gold added bag). This is hobby only. (Not an investment) We out source some of our paydirt from local Montana miners and get some from our claims. Little of Montana's history(Only history this is not where we get our paydirt) The richest ground, however, was found at Montana Bar at the foot of Gold Hill. The roughly two acres there produced more gold per acre than any other placer claim in Montana. While one pan reportedly contained a high of $1,400 in gold, it was not uncommon to wash out $1000 from a pan full of Montana Bar gravel. A single shipment in the fall of 1866, representing a short run, weighed two tons and was valued at ca. $900,000. We encourage you to leave us a review as a customer on our website/. Read our policy page if you are planning on use this product for anything other than personal use. All weights are approximate we do not have a certified scale.