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RJV
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11 years ago

Some not so interesting hokum from the Daily Wail... ::)
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2478700/Lost-Josephine-Gold-Mine-discovered-Utah-Treasure-hunter-claims-1-7BILLION-bonanza.html#comments

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christwigg
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11 years ago

Fantastic, If calcite is now semi-precious then we're all very very rich.

AR
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11 years ago

Do they realise just how common stal is?

Follow the horses, Johnny my laddie, follow the horses canny lad-oh!

christwigg
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11 years ago

"AR" wrote:
Do they realise just how common stal is?

Do you not realise what exception value this Goldite and Diamonique necklace represents ?

Only 1 remaining, BUY NOW.

christwigg
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11 years ago

Theres actually a really useful Firefox addon that stops you having to read the tripe on the Daily Mail and Daily Express websites.

Instead automatically redirecting you to www.teaandkittens.co.uk

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/kitten-block/

RJV
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11 years ago

Two things re Goldite.

1. SRL has yet to get off his arse & add it to the list of minerals in the database. :glare:
2. Aditnow comes up as the third hit on Google for Goldite & the first one dealing with it as a mineral. We are therefore officially the experts when it comes to this very precious jewel. 😉

Blober
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11 years ago

Well then to any potential investors I would like to offer my services as a fully certified goldite prospector.
Fees can be arranged via PM and sent to my offshore account. :thumbsup:

FILTH - Think this is a playground? Think again...

royfellows
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11 years ago

Pyrite was often called "fools gold".
I think that nowadays we maybe have a new kind of fool around.

My avatar is a poor likeness.

lipsi
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11 years ago

Flowstone "outcropping"?
Too soft to be used as a gemstone. Perhaps we should start marketing Derbyshire fluorite as square diamondite. The nearest it comes to gold is the colour brown, which resembles what rhymes with goldite (oldsh***)

Where there's a mine or a hole in the ground.
That's where I'm heading for that's where I'm bound
So follow me down Cousin Jack
(Grateful thanks to Show of Hands)