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Fine Gold Prospecting in the Glacial Till
By: Greg Mulac
If you live on the North Eastern coast of the US in an area that
does not have natural gold deposits, probably the best chance you
have to pan gold is in areas where the glaciers dumped their trash.
Well, back to some trash is other peoples treasure, and thats what
we have with what the glaciers dumped on us. It can give you a
chance to try out the gold prospecting hobby near your home before
venturing off to a gold bearing region.
In southwestern PA and Eastern Ohio we have an opportunity to go
looking for these glacial deposits that are known to contain Fine
Gold, Raw Diamonds and small Platinum. All of these are very fun
and profitable to find.
How did it get here? Well it really did not have a choice. It was
pushed with an unimaginable force from Canada and then dumped in
our backyard. In this area we were impacted by at least 3 main
glacial periods. The Wisconsian, Illinoian and the Kansan periods
came through and left us some fine gold to play with. Most of these
3 periods had numerous advances and retreats, so the maps will give
a better idea of where to look.
The best place I have found to get good information and maps is
from the US government. They have a great map and information
booklets available on there pa web site. It can be found at
http://www.dcnr.state.pa.us/topogeo/pub/onlinepubs.aspx
Make sure to look around while your there and download and print
the books and maps that interest you. The Pennsylvania Glacial
Deposit map can be found at
http://www.dcnr.state.pa.us/topogeo/maps/map59.pdf
The only difference in finding the gold compared to areas that have
natural gold deposits is you will probably be dealing with smaller
creeks and streams so dredging becomes a do the best you can under
the circumstances. In looking for the gold in the Glacial areas I
have not found much in the grey clay, most is found in the area
about an inch from the top of the clay. In looking for a good spot
while test panning, the black sand is still the best indicator.
The benefit to those Glaciers dumping their till on us is for those
of us that call this home, we get to pan for gold with out having
to run off to California or Alaska. If you start your gold
prospecting adventures with fine gold, you will become one of the
best at recovering any type of gold. When you can pan the
concentrate down and recover the fine gold and Black magnetic sand,
just imagine how easy it will be for you when you get to a spot
that has nuggets that you can pick up with your fingers!
Greg Mulac traveled the globe 25 years pursuing Gold Prospecting / Treasure Hunting passions. Today, retired from an IT Career, he thrives in SEO and Internet Marketing ventures. Visit some of his sites at www.LostTreasureHunting.com and www.EliteCoachingClub.com
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