5 MINUTES AGO! Parker Schnabel Just Found The BIGGEST Gold Mine in History!

NOT LONG AGO! Parker Schnabel has just found the MOST valuable gold mine ever!

Imagine putting $15 million into a gold mine only to find that the gold you find isn't as valuable as you thought it would be. That's exactly what Parker Schnabel felt when he took a big risk and went to Dominion Creek to claim and maintain the mine. Despite his best efforts, Parker's excitement slowly faded as he struggled to find profitable ground and avoid possible financial problems. Come with us as we look into how Parker goes all out on the $15 million New Dominion Creek Claim.

Again, they started working on the money pit. Mitch said that this time it was on deeper ground and was about twice as big as the land along the Indian River that they worked on last year. Parker will spend a lot of money this time, and he knows it. No gold will be found on the land. Tyson talks about how Parker will feel when he has to spend all of his money on the project, even though he has a lot of money saved up. He says it will be a while before they get enough gold to pay off their bills. Everyone must be afraid of going bankrupt.

Parker Schnabel is being risky with everything to build a big business. He spent all the money he had on the $15 million Dominion Creek Claim, even though he was only 28 years old. Parker says it's been a crazy, expensive spree where they've spent more money than ever before on nothing.

[scottscott]

Parker deserves everything good coming his way we've watched him grow up we've yet to see him fail and chances are we will not. Go strong Parker you have millions of viewers. Continued success and to your crew.❤🙏

[beverlypelley]

It's always fun and exciting to follow you Parker. I have watched you since you were with your Grandpa. What an exciting life you have chosen. Best wishes and God bless you and crew!❤

[vgejotd]

He's doing a great job and good grandpa would and is very proud of him ❤👍👍

[ZacLowing]

This style removes all the FAKE drama, thank you!

[mikewoodley]

I appreciate this condensed version. It is time saving.

[gschallert]

If you do not make a mistake or fail how are you going to learn anything? Parker is an excellent CEO his grandpa would be super proud of his get up and go.

[ko]

"The Old Timers Drilled down through 100 Feet of Concrete" 4:00 That's Amazing!

[towmlvb]

Woah there! Keep control of your enthusiasm! The largest single gold mine in the world is Muruntau in Uzbekistan. The pit covers about 5 or 6 square miles and is about 1800 feet deep. No surprise about its production seeing as it is in Uzbekistan: the numbers vary wildly...

[thedoc]

If true he has worked extremely hard for it. Good for him, seems like a deserving person.

[roblindsey]

Posted 10 hrs ago and nothing but click bait. Too many people trying to make money by ripping off, re showing, and other BS on here anymore. Get off the show and Parkers shirt tail and find something of your own.

[barbarannkausch]

Congratulations Parker and Crew. Hopefully you can breathe easy for a bit.

[larrygribaudo]

That's great finding all that gold, Jimmy Hoffa also had a gold mine in the unions.

[ajjamaal]

This is very old footage...Parker owns his own claim now...

[josephsadowski]

Paying Taxes and royalties to the State is wrong and is double taxation and is a violation of the law which should get the collector a time ;ine in Jail for the double taxation!

[michaelnorthern]

I love this I grew up in the Feather River canyon in Northern California I have had slushes dredges and so forth I Love the experience

[daviddiehl-gysq]

My question has always been. If it is so rich, why are you not mining it?

[PowAngel]

I dissagree with royalties being paid to government, if the land is already leased the government continues to receive payments for properties that belong already to the people who worked and pay taxes for government to obtain the land in the first place.
I have no problem with someone having to pay income taxes on profits, but expenses should be allowed as deductions.
It's only proper to presume for every hour a piece of equipment runs the asset value is depreciated, thus as an asset amortization.

[madjackpatciderhouserules]

New sub, i used to watch the show that Parker was in, glad to see hime again, this time in Alaska.

[stevensawyer]

He would be the only one that I would work for.

[gdsadventures]

Get your facts straight before trying to capitalize on someone's wealth and hard work