Confederate Mining Company crushing and smelting gold nuggets Part One

The Candy Branch Mine located in upstate S.C. is the latest in another large deposit of gold. The discovery was made in the early 1990's. A placer deposit with an estimate of 12000 ounces exist. Since then
gold bearing veins have been discorved on the site with great potential. The mine lies in the gold-bearing belt on a large tract of land yet to be explored. According to the history of the area and the large amount of gold found on the surface.
The Candy Branch Mine owned and operated by the CONFEDERATE MINING Co. has the potential to become one of the states largest producers of gold.

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[dhiott1]

Very good videos, Thanks for explaining how u refine your gold.

I have always understood the gold/quartz nuggets are more valuable to collectors in one piece than the gold seperated out.

Good luck with your mining.

[scmilitia]

@dhiott1 We made some offers to some collectors. They whined about the price so we crushed it. The next time I offer a specimen for sale collectors will know we dont play. Thanks C.M.C.

[dhiott1]

How did u get permission to mine on forrest land?

[scmilitia]

@dhiott1 15 years of jumping through hoops for the Feds. East of the mississippi is aquired land no claims but a preference right lease. we were the first ever to do this. I am going to write a book on how to someday. Thanks