Gold is a precious metal that is present in the earth, in admixtures of other metals and even in salt water, most often in small quantities. Therefore, it is very, very difficult to find a gold nugget, since everything that was in sight has already been snapped up. However, people still mine small pieces of gold to this day.
Instructions
Step 1
Gold prospectors of all nations mined gold with a shovel and a tray. Dig up river sand with a shovel and place in a tray. Then go down closer to the reservoir and start flushing it. To do this, lower the sand just below the water level. With light rotational movements, make sure that large stones disappear from the tray, and clean sand remains at the bottom.
Step 2
Tilt the tray gently. Light and light grains of sand move along it, while the dark ones remain motionless in the center. Get rid of light-colored sand. Take a close look at the remaining grains of sand - suddenly, against a dark background, you see a golden shine. Repeat the flushing procedure many times, collecting yellow grains of sand. This method requires a lot of patience, because not everyone can stand in a bent position all day.
Step 3
If this method is not to your liking, then pick up a metal detector and try your luck with it. The most advanced devices react to gold grains in fractions of a gram, and the search depth reaches more than a meter. Carefully and slowly sweep the antenna of the device above the ground. Any locality can be a place of search, be it a home lawn or an abandoned quarry. You will hear constantly changing sounds through your headphones.
Step 4
When you hear a loud and constantly increasing sound, stop. An anomaly is observed in this place, which can be associated with any metal object. With a successful combination of circumstances, 10-15 grams of gold can be found per day.
Step 5
Remember that precious metals, prior to their extraction, belong to the state and are their property. You must turn in the nuggets found and receive a reward for them. Most of the gold deposits have already been explored and are being actively mined.
