$400 Million Mine Produces 99.9% Pure Gold Bars | Gold Rush: Parker's Trail

Parker visits a $400 million hard-rock mine in Brazil that uses cyanide to produce bars of 99.9% pure gold. #GoldRushParkersTrail #DiscoveryUK

From Season 7 Episode 6.

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[jimbates]

The mine probably earns more than what’s shown in the program, rather, only what is reported for taxation purposes

[bryansovich]

Parker, you would have made your grandfather proud! He is smiling in his grave. This is what he wanted you to learn before he died. He passed his knowledge on. He is so happy, and proud of who you have become!

[gingerkilkus]

Is gold really worth it to buy ? In terms of the short term considering taxes and overall cost of upfront purchase then trying to resell when I actually need the liquidity, is physical or gold stocks more worth the cost ? Because it seems to be when people speak of gold their not being specific to the short term or Long term approach to justifying the purchase. Let me know your thoughts, thanks anyone

[D-Marquis]

What a honour for Parker to be INVITED to invest in such an operation. Very impressive!
It’s almost like they are kindered !

[zosiatt]

Parker is the man. Watching boy taking lessons and now teaching how it’s done! Amazing.

[michaelmacgeorge]

It's not 'gold rich magma, ' it's hydrothermal fluid that carries minerals.

[mikefortunato]

Makes no sense to bring on a partner with that kind of profit

[davidd]

Parker is always learning how to be a better gold miner

[russellrobinson]

The river of gold! Does it show any sign of leaking my way?😂

[kirthooper]

Pretty sure you misread the script. That's a crucible, not a cubicle ;-)

[markstafford]

I work at a mine that has found 8 million once’s in the last 20 years and it’s only half of what’s their in this Western Australia gold mine .

[AlexTrujillo-bmhr]

Thanks for continuing updates I'd rather trade the stock market as it's more profitable. I make an average of $34, 500 per week even though I barely trade myself.

[gowebqt]

I would LOVE to see Parker and Tony explore together.

[fartex]

and this, people, is how the grand canyon was created :D

[KidnapSix]

The overhead of running a plant like that must be insane, maintenance on that place alone. so to make it profitable.. must be very rich gold.

[joshmcdaniel]

Someone tell these guys that the biggest deposits of gold are right here in the United States. NAVADA BRO

[TheAefril]

How much do mining companies (in Brazil) have to pay for an annual license/ permit to mechanically extract - get the gold out?
Here in Australia, the Government reaps enormous amounts for the initial license, the ongoing taxes, and finally the environmental fees to close the mine and restore it as somewhat native bushland.

[bobbyogle]

They have respect for the young man that started as a boy

[Jomitheelf]

I’ll never understand why this camera man has a selfie camera pointed at him at all times.

[jamaljames]

Always watching from Georgetown Guyana south America 🇬🇾