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Q: How to Mine for Gemstones & Pan for Gold.
A: 1. Join a gold prospecting or treasure hunting club. The Gold Prospectors of America is a nationwide club with chapters in every state. Joining a club will prov... Read More »

Q: How to Pan for Gold From Mines.
A: 1. Study where gold has been found before. Your regional Bureau of Land Management office has lists of old mine sites open to the public and sometimes records o... Read More »

Q: How to describe a mining pan?
A: If you mean a gold pan, it is a shallow metal or plastic pan, about 12-14 inches in diameter, with sloping sides, usually a dark color. Modern day pans may have... Read More »

Q: Where did Hargraves learn the skills of gold mining and panning?
A: Edward Hargraves learned his skills on the Californian goldfields. Although he was unsuccessful in finding gold there, his techniques were successful in Austral... Read More »

Q: How do it get into mining or panning for gold?
A: Honestly, you'll make more money by picking up aluminum cans. If any place is known to have pannable gold, someone owns it now. And if it's not known to have go... Read More »