~ Gold Nuggets in Nature ~
Pictures of gold nuggets
undisturbed
Nuggets found with a Minelab
GP3000, GP3500 & Newest GPX-4000
"Click on Images to Enlarge
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I thought you would love to view some gold nuggets still undisturbed in nature. Most of the gold nuggets below came from Arizona goldfields and were found with the Minelab GP3000/GP3500 & Latests GPX-4000 Metal Detectors and Coiltek Searchcoils. Several of the nuggets below were just lying on bedrock and a detector was not needed to locate. It is exciting when you can dig right down to the nugget and see what it looks like. I will continue to update this page as I continue to dig more of those elusive gold nuggets.
New - Just recently found this small nugget laying right on top of a Granite type bedrock in a completely new area. Found with a GPX-4000! |
New - 3 Dwt gold nugget found at 16-inch during the field testing stages of the Minelab GPX-4000 Metal Detector. One Awesome metal detector! |
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New - Small quartz and gold specimen found laying right on top of bedrock in the Bradshaw Mountain Range. Found with Minelab GP3500. |
Another smaller nugget lying on decomposed bedrock. This nugget was found very close to the nugget pictured to the left. Both found with GP3500 & Coiltek Coil. |
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A nugget just recently discovered by the webmaster in the Bradshaw Mountain Range. Look closely at the small crevice and you will see a line of gold. |
First of three small nuggets recovered May 8th in the Bradshaw Mountain Range with a Minelab GP3500 metal detector & Coiltek Searchcoil. |
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Small Nugget found May 8th with a Minelab GP3500. The nugget in embedded in Yavapai Schist Bedrock, Bradshaw Mtn. |
Another small gold nugget recovered May 8th with the GP3500 metal detector. This nugget was also found in schist bedrock. |
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With the new Minelab GP3500 I was able to visually see this gold nugget once the detector responded over it. Nugget was just over 1 Dwt. |
This nugget was approx. 40 ounces and was lying in the Western
Australian Outback. The nugget was just slightly moved when the
searchcoil hit it. Picture courtesy of |
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Bob (AK) sent this picture to me just recently. Two nuggets just over 1/4 ounce total recovered dredging an Alaskan Creek. |
5.81 ounce gold nugget recovered at Ganes Creek, Alaska by Bob (AK). This nugget was found among the cobbles left from one of the old dragline dredges. |
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I personally dug down to the top of this gold nugget as you can see in the picture. |
Small gold nugget wedged in a narrow bedrock crevice. The nugget weight was approx. 7 grains. This area produced a nice handful of small gold nuggets. |
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Small solid gold nugget visually seen after the Minelab GP3000 "beeped" on it. The nugget was approx. 1 Dwt and found in a volcanic area. |
3 Dwt gold nugget wedged in some bedrock. This particular nugget is very water worn as you can from the smooth texture. Nugget was recovered the Black Canyon area. |
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2 Dwt gold nugget just lying right in the open for anyone to discover. I detected over this one and then glanced down and saw it staring back at me! |
Nice gold nugget stuck in a bedrock crack. The nugget was found fairly close to the nugget to the left of this picture. This area produced a handful of nice nuggets. |
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2 Dwt gold nugget lying on Schist bedrock. This gold nugget was recovered from the Bradshaw Mountain Region, Arizona. |
Notice the 3 small gold nuggets lying just above bedrock on a clay layer. This wash produced over 100 gold nuggets from several nuggethunters. |
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This Dwt gold nugget was lying just off the main wash on a small bench. The nugget was lying on a Granite bedrock. |
This nice 1.5 Dwt gold nugget was discovered also in the Bradshaw Mountain Region. The crevices were loaded with really fine gold. This would be a great spot for a vac-pac! |
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Nice 1/4 ouncer wedged within the bedrock. I found this piece out prospecting for new locations. It's always excited to hit in new spots. |
Can you believe this? I actually was walking down a small wash and seen this piece glowing on the bedrock during one hot, summer day. |
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I recovered this gold nugget out of some old ancient channel material. The nugget was encased in a hardened dirt layer. |
Small gold nugget found on schist bedrock. The nugget was found with the Coiltek Wallaby Mono & GP3000 metal detector. |
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Very small gold nugget found lying right on top of the schist bedrock. This nugget was also found in the Bradshaw Mountain Range. |
One of my favorite gold nugget finds recently. This piece was almost a solid one ounce of gold. Piece was found lying just off the main channel. |
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Really smooth, small gold nugget lying on exposed bedrock. This area also produced a nice poke of gold nuggets. |
A nice 2.5 Dwt gold nugget lying just below the surface on bedrock. I recovered close to an ounce of small gold in this area. |
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Small gold nugget encased in caliche. This nugget was found near the Quartzsite region. Found with a GP3500. |
A nice gold nugget exposed under several inches of material. This nugget was roughly 1 Dwt in size and was found with the Minelab GP3500 Metal Detector. |
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This small gold nugget was wedged in a Schist crevice. This nugget was roughly 0.5 Dwt in size and was found with the Minelab GP3500. |
Another small gold nugget lying on volcanic type bedrock in the Bradshaw Mountain Range, Arizona. This nugget was also found with the Minelab GP3500. |
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Another nice little nugget lying on decomposed bedrock. Nuggets this size are very common in the Bradshaw Mountain Range, AZ. |
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