I Bought $75 Dirt To Find Emeralds, Diamonds, And Gems!

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In this video, I run a $75 bag of pay-dirt through a sluice at Goldfield Ghost Town In Arizona to see what kind gems I can find?

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Sorry I haven't uploaded for 2 weeks. I've been busy shooting my next big long-form video. Where I investigate/hunt for 3 lost treasures across the US 👀

clawquest

104 degrees ferenhiet 😅

104 degrees celceus 💀
Edit: wow thx for 333 likes

Omar-ndbg

“Mom? How are we rich?”
“Oh sweetie we sold our backyard!”
“YOU DID WHA-“

Unknownbfdi

When he said 104° my asian soul got burnt

Edit:I just converted 104 to celcius and it's 40? That's cold

divyanshsingh

As someone who would buy those for my kids. I have learned that the lightest bag usually has the best outcome. Heavy bags are full of, well, quartz.

indicaking

I am sorry and not hating, but as a fellow rock expert and a volunteer at a mineral museum, if you find a diamond that big that it won't fall through that sifter, you made BIG PROFIT. BTW, blow this comment up pls.

skyscracher

Is it me or the sand goes in smoothly and comes clumpy with massive minerals

LoganWard-ue

*"It's 104 degrees outside"*

Fahrenheit : It's a bit hot out there
Celsius : 💀💀💀
Kelvin : 🥶🥶🥶

KaomojiGirl

Meanwhile in India 55 degrees Celceus 💀☕🗿

OmPrakash-wpss

I love doing that. Not only do I get cool crystal but I find it very relaxing.

madwitch

I remember my class went to a mining museum . It was a lot of fun and I remember when we got to find tiny, but cool rocks.

leoiscomingforyou_.

Why is nobody talking about the fact he put dirty water on his face to “cool” off? 😭

Speekle

Bless everybody and their families may your journey be blessed have a blessed great blessed day

olafentwit

The Arizona heat is so real… it’s up to like 110 degrees on an average

CallMehGrimReaper

He should go to Franklin NC and mine. You can buy enriched dirt there as well as rubies, emeralds, star sapphires and other great stuff as well as being able to search the dirt excavated from the mine on site. They also cut and polish the stones right on site. Most people don't realize that more gold was found in the Carolinas than in California. The Carolinas are also known for its rubies, star sapphires and emeralds. There are also some Fantastice, "dig you own" amethyst mines in SC.😮😊

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