Gold Pour

Pouring gold at a mill in the Goldfields in WA, Australia.

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Travel & Events

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• Gold
• pour
• mill
• goldfields
• WA
• Kalgoorlie
• Coolgardie
• crusher

[nirakh]

That stuff that's over flowing isn't gold, it's the stuff they use to melt the gold. Can't remember what it is at this moment, ba you can always google it. Also, since the gold is heavier than the other stuff, the gold will stay in the mould. ^^

[Ballpythondude420]

off i mean

[nirakh]

It's some form of glas I think. The gold being heavier sinks to the bottom during the melting process and when they pour it, the gold is the last thing left.

Not 100% sure tho. Google it! :D

[nirakh]

Yeah, 17kg, worth ca Au$400.000!

[MontanaRam1500]

Some of y'all are fuckin dumb. There not wasting gold the overflow is waste known as slag which has virtually no value at all. That is a rather well done pour and a good lookin brick of gold. How do I know this?! I pour gold for a gold mine outside of Helena Montana.

[st8pl8guy]

@suparama119

At 1:44, did you even see what the scale said?

[suparama119]

@st8pl8guy 0ne gold block weighs 50kg one ounce is around 1.344567 something like l=that of a gram so u do the math

[suparama119]

@nirakh yes gold wont bind to the sildifing agent

[st8pl8guy]

7/22/11, gold is $1,602 per ounce.

If this is 24K gold, 17137 grams is worth $881,865.61 US dollars.

[pkrprodigy777]

uummmmmm.....i think its full now??????

[jasperpaws24]

@MikeofWyoming LMAO> lol

[svberry]

Why over flow it so much?

[MrSkate4weed]

these guys where probably drunk...fail