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Gold Expo in May! – Puyallup, Wash

From www.PRWeb.com

GPAA: Gold Prospectors to Host Gold and Treasure Expo in Puyallup, Wash. May 10-11

Gold Prospectors Association of America: The GPAA will hold its Gold and Treasure Expo in Puyallup, Wash. — May 10-11, 2014 at the Puyallup Fair and Events Center, 110 9th Ave SW, Puyallup, WA 98371. Learn how to mine and pan for real gold from experienced gold prospectors at this special event, which is open to the public.

The Gold Prospectors Association of America is headed to Puyallup, Wash. May 10-11, 2014 to host a Gold and Treasure Expo at the Puyallup Fair and Events Center, 110 9th Ave SW, Puyallup, WA 98371.

Executive Director of Operations Dominic Ricci said the GPAA Gold and Treasure Expos were started decades ago by GPAA founder George Massie to introduce people to prospecting and show them how and where to find their own gold.

“We encourage everyone to bring their family and friends because there is no better place to learn how to find your own gold and experience panning for yourself. There is plenty of fun and activities for all ages,” Ricci said.

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They’re at it again! WIN A 1/2LB. OF GOLD!!

The Waldo Mining District (WMD) and the Eastern Oregon Mining Association (EOMA) are giving away another . . . ONE HALF POUND OF GOLD! (6 oz. Troy)

Back in 2011-2012, EOMA/WMD held a series of Drawings with a Final Grand Prize of 1/2 Pound of Gold to help raise funds for the EOMA Legal Fund in connection with our on-going suits against the Oregon Dept. of Environmental Quality’s (DEQ) “700PM Instream Mining Permit” issued July, 2010. As successful as those Drawings were, we unfortunately need more funding to see this litigation through to the end. In order to raise the necessary funds, we are holding another series of Drawings . . . and just like before:

One lucky person will be the winner of another Half Pound of Gold!

Win some Gold and Silver!

The New 49’ers Prospecting Club is trying to raise money for legal funds to fight for prospectors rights. If you would like to help out, please purchase tickets on their website. Hurry, though! The drawing is on Friday!

http://www.goldgold.com/gold-silver-eagles.html

You could win one of these!

 

 

 

 

 

 

Good Luck!
Dan

An unforgettable day explains why miners never want to give up

An unforgettable day explains why miners never want to give upOn Oct. 6, Mike Corbley and his mining partners Andy Herndon, Curtis Dorr and Sam Price, dug up two extraordinary pieces of gold from a patch of ground in the Swauk mining district near the town of Liberty that for 140 years, among the miners of the area, has been affectionately referred to as the potato patch.

While metal detecting a newly exposed area of bedrock under the ancient river channel that once flowed through the district, Andy, having already picked out a half ounce and a quarter ounce nugget, suddenly got an “odd” signal from his detector. “It’s a low high” he said, referring to the sound in his earphones.

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An unforgettable day explains why miners never want to give up.

Win Gold from Dave McCracken!

Help Dave McCracken fight for our mining rights. He’s giving away 3 OUNCES of his own gold to to replenish their legal defense fund to keep up with the cost of defending small-scale miners on multiple fronts. Dave McCracken is the founder of The New 49’ers prospecting club; which has been in exsistence since 1985. Both the U.S. Forest Service and the Bureau of Land Management have acknowledged this organization as being legitimate under the 1872 mining law; because so many of the members actually go out and develop high-grade gold deposits.

To help Dave and The New 49’ers with their legal defense fund, go to their website and donate to get entries. CLICK HERE

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