ELECTRIC GOLD MINING

HELPING YOU MINE FOR URBAN GOLD

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How to find a gold mine in the city.

You have probably looked at the title of this site and said to yourself "what is this about?"

Here is the place to find out how you can get your hands on some real gold and make some extra dollars.

Gold Is Where You Find It.

This expression is as old as mankind and it needs no expalnation. Maybe a Pirate buried some under this tree and you will find it with your electric gold mining device. Also called a metal detector.

When You Find Your Eldorado.

You will not need to go all the way to SE Alaska like the clowns on Gold Rush Alaska the hugely popular TV show.

Have you seen it? What do you think? Fake? I watch and wonder if there are people sitting at home who see this and believe that it is real life. Amazing!

The only part that was even close to real so far was when the real-estate salesman went fishing. I used to fish commercially and would have to say that at least they where really fishing the way a gillnetter does. It is hard to say if the wages part was true, it depends on the type of Salmon (it looked like the where catching Sockeye) If they where, good because they are the highest priced.

To learn more about starting your own mine in the city take a look inside.

Lets get started.

Here is a good place to make your plans. Looking for gold in the city is a simple thing to do. Pick up your local free buy and sell paper if you have one.

Look for jewelery for sale. You do not want to buy real 10-14K gold unless you think it is under priced. Learn how to calculate the % of gold. For example 24k = 100% so 12k = 50%. You get the idea?

You will need a scale. You can pick a good electronic scale up for $10 -15 on ebay. It should read in a min of 1/10 gram. Postal scales sometimes are OK for this.