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Where did Gold come from? The accepted theory is that Gold came from outer space, created when exploding Stars, rained grains of Gold down onto the Earth in meteor showers.

During the formation of the Earth, molten Iron sank to its center to make the core. This took with it the majority of the planet's precious metals, such as Gold and Platinum...

There is gold in every country in the world... surface gold was sprinkled across the earth... during the formation of the earth... when stars collided with each other...

Most gold... platinum and other precious metals... sank to the center of the earth.. that's why there are veins of gold in mountains and other locations...

In Africa they do surface mining... in places like Nevada USA... there are mountains of gold... most gold is found in river beds... this is how a Sluice works...

Gold is very heavy and the water washes the dirt off and the heavy gold... stays on the bottom... of these river beds and streams... around the world!

Metal detectors have a long history, they have been around since 1881, when the first metal detector was invented by Alexander Graham Bell. But, it’s only been in the last few decades that technology has allowed for detectors that are designed to distinguish Gold from other metals.

Metal detectors have a coil that produces alternating current that then goes through another coil to produce a magnetic field. When the detector is near metal, those currents flow into the metal and an additional magnetic field is produced. The metal detector’s coil will sense the magnetic field and alert that metal is present.

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With a Gold metal detector, the process is more advanced. The invention of the pulse induction metal detector made it possible to differentiate Gold from other metals. A pulse induction detector shoots a high voltage signal into the ground.

As the detector locates metal, the rate of pulses per second allow the detector to determine if the target is Gold or some other type of metal.

These specialized metal detectors can search deeper and be set to only alert when Gold is found.

With today's cutting edge mineral detection technologies, it's easier to locate treasure. There's more wealth beneath the Earth's surface, than there is above it!

The key is to correctly detect and then successfully recover buried treasure. It could be under your feet right now, you could be standing on a Gold Mine!

Gold has been found on every continent on the Earth, except for Antarctica. Now is the time for you to become a Treasure Hunter and start discovering these riches sprinkled beneath the Earth's surface!

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