1/4 Gram Pay-Dirt

This is exactly the same as our 1 gram Paydirt... only cheaper because there's half the gold. There's literally just as much black sand though, so like, good luck with that you savage mofo 👍 

Look, you think you have panning skills. And, perhaps you do.

It was with this in mind that I made these.

Think of this not as a paydirt for fun but a small jar of soil from hell. Satan himself has tread on the dirt in these jars to guarantee that when your on your 3rd pass at panning down the black sand you'll question just how you managed to miss that much gold... again.

Guaranteed to contain a minimum of 1/4 gram of gold mined in Reedy Creek, Victoria. Plus additional unsesrched gold from the cons that make up the paydirt. 

Reedy Creek is a famous gold creek in the north east of Victoria Australia, producing hundreds of thousands of ounces of gold and later mined for tin.

It was first hand panned and ground sluiced in 1851 and hydrologically and bucket line dredged mined into the 1900s.

Gold is still found there today along its length of over 26km in vast quantities. It is possible to pan over an ounce in a day in the right spots.

Reedy creek gold tests on avarage 98.5-99.7% pure out of the ground. Making it some of the most pure natural gold on earth.

The black sands found in this paydirt are made of Cassiterite, tin ore, magnatite, hematite and other iron minerals.

This highly depends on what natural gold occurs in our unsearched pay that out 1/4 gram is added to. There are no gauntees of more than 1/4 gram.

The dirt averages around 300 grams per container. This depends on the quantities of black sands. It may be 270g to 350g in variance.

This is more than enough to keep you busy for an hour if youre experienced or days if youre just starting out.

Shipping from Australia to the outside world is expensive. Insurance, tracking, postage and packaging on avarage costs $32aud to the USA and $46aud to Europe. I actually cover some of the costs from my profit margins to help cover these costs. But they are still expensive.

Good luck 👍 

Price is calculated on the current spot price. It will change accordingly.