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Minelab GPX 4500 finds a Nugget

A Small Native Gold Nugget as found by the Minelab GPX-4500 last weekend. Location: NSW, Australia. A Garrett Pro-Pointer (Pulse-Induction pinpointer) was used to pinpoint the nugget in the soil after it was knocked out of an open mulloch heap. The debris was stacked there by miners in the 1870s who were extracting a reef of gold in quartz and a wombat has recently dug out the soil beneath it. Part of this face has collapsed and exposed the interior of the mound. Rena is shown holding the detector at the beginning of the short clip. The nugget weighed just shy of 4 grams. I had intended to use a Monoloop Coil this day but had mounted my spare rod upside down and was unable to remove the nylon bolt in order to turn it around. I therefore had to use the stock Double-D coil instead... which was fine. It's a little mineralized where I was so the Double-D was a quieter coil for the region. YouTube really screws up the video quality by compressing it to abominable resolutions. Do yourself a favor and watch it in High Resolution (HQ)