I have sent a few of your pay dirt bags to my father since his heart attack. It gives him something to do that he always loved to do. Plus he gets excited every time he looks at what is in the pay dirt. It's therapeutic for him. Thank you Mr. Hurd.
I'm neither these days but I for a lovely day out, being by a beautiful, rock filled, mountain fed river, fossicking for geologically interesting items (if not financially so), would've been my idea of a great day out in my mid twenties, after having been up to my plot and having a few buds in my tin. I look at those beautiful mountain streams in this video, and I feel so sad for our wonderful planet, when it is left in the hands of (predominantly) greedy men who pretend they want to save the world but really don't give a shit.
Keyword “custom” guys. Just watched some other guy get burned for a thousand bucks buying anonymous. I personally do not see any fun in this whatsoever
Most gold diggers (like they guy that anonymously bought the 2500 bucket) would travel to Alaska and only get 3 -3000 oz of gold for the same price, this is more as a practice or a hobby
Benjamin Palmer scooping the edges of river banks is probably your easiest way unless you have big, expensive machinery to dig deep underground by rivers.
Great video. I love paydirt and panning for gold with the right vendors you get most of your money back, I think it’s worth the money for all the fun you get. Totally worth it in my book!
One time in elementary school we did a field trip to a mine, they gave us some salted pans to play with... i took about a quarter ounce I had panned over the summer and secretly added it.... ill never forget the look on the faces of the mine employees when they saw my pan.
We went digging for gems in WV and my nine year old son fell in love. Got him a bucket of pay dirt for his birthday and he had a blast. He was so excited to find the gold. He watched one of your videos to learn how to pan. So thanks!! And good luck
We love your channel Dan, it's always exciting to watch and learn from. My wife calls you professor Dan, you remind her of a college professor many years ago. What we feel about a container of paydirt, it's an excellent idea, lots of fun and an exciting learning experience, preparing you for when you actually get out there in the field of prospecting.👍
I also believe in patronizing local businesses. Sometimes the prices are high, sometimes low, but there is always more value in it than the exchange alone. You're not in it for the money. You did it for your followers. To show us the ropes. To teach us something. Thank you for taking the burden off of us. You're a good man.
@@cortezforever I guess so, but it's fun to do with your kids so if it's worth it to the person buying it then I guess not I guess it just depends on the way you look at it
thanks for the honest view of this paydirt! theres a lot of b.s. out there, and its really good to see honesty, no glitz and glam. just facts about what paydirt is and how to approach it.
@@ActuallyDeath look it up Aussie dirt is one of the purest on earth not BC dirt rewatch he does mention it 22:07 and so does everyone else in other vids
Results seen in this video are absolutely not typical - I honestly believe they fixed him a very special bucket. Even though he didn't recover what he spent, I've never seen a bucket yield that much gold.
That’s what I like about you Dan, straight up facts and the Blount truth, like it or not. You are spot on about pay dirt and it’s just not going to pay more than you pay for it but it can be a lot of fun if you want to over pay for the experience and fun it is to get some. I wish people knew that almost anywhere the live there could be gold right out in their back yard or if not maybe just a couple of hours away and buying a $30 gold panning kit and getting out there and panning is the most fun they will ever have in their life if they are interested in this type of stuff. 🙃
Buy pay dirt when gold prices are low, it's as fun as anything else and with today's gold prices he's probably up on that purchase. An excellent activity for the kids, fresh air, river fun and jus about the only hobie that pays you back! Not to mention kids have endless energy, put a shovel in their hands, then seeing their eyes light up when they see the gold... It's Kodak moment for sure!
When I was a kid (7?, 8?), my dad took us on a vacation trip to the mountains. Everyone fished the streams, but I didn't catch anything. So my dad took me to a stocked private pond. The guy baited my hook, and told me to jig my cane pole up and down so the hook just touched the surface of the water. After about 10 seconds, a 3 lb trout hit my line, and I "caught" my first Rainbow Trout. This Bucket-O-Gold is like that.
As a kid I used to dream that I was a ‘49er panning for gold. One way of copping with this virus isolation gave me a new hobby with pay dirt! I know it’s not to get rich, but after 5 bags, I’m getting fair panning skills and not dropping everything on the carpet! (🤪 My first bag had several decent flakes and one picker, I lost it all when I turned over my hand holding the uncapped bottle. If there was more than a couple of dollars worth, I’d follow your assaying video and cut a hole in the carpet!) I am disabled and cannot get out into nature right now so a bag at a time and lots of RUclips videos is really fun. Thank you for all you do!
Pay dirt can be a great learning aid but I would much rather see the gold come out of the ground. Nothing beats the experience of finding it your self in the great outdoors. ;)
An even greater adventure would be to find Australian nuggets, lol. Come down under for the adventure of a lifetime!! You too Dan, you look like one of us ex convicts, lmao!!
@@PilotMcbride too easy in Oz, come to your mother land the UK and prove you are real prospectors that can find gold where there is minimal deposits and real skill is required.
@@AurProspector Hahaha, but you guys haven't got any drop bears, spiders or Bunyips over there. All you got is feral pollies, and we all got some of them... No challenge, 😆😆. And it took us long enough to get out of the place, and are you sure you want us back?
Another fine video!! Buying pay dirt, like you said,"you won't make money but it will be fun!" What a blast finding nuggets and a good amount of other sized gold. Keep prospecting,it's closer to reality! That's More fun!!!
When you buy pay dirt from Dave Varabioff at www.goldbay.com, you buy the specific amount of Gold and then that Gold is added to the dirt for you to pan. There is no "Buyer BEWARE", 100% satisfaction guarantee. You get what you pay for!
I am a bit confused. If the whole point of panning paydirt is to train yourself to be a better panner, then you should start with a known quantity of gold at different sizes to then compare how well you did in your recovery. Hopefully you are 100%, but you sure will be better then 80%. If you can't find at least 80% of the gold in a bucket, then you need to keep practicing. So if I put $3200 into buying a number of different nuggets and fines, assuming I can find all my gold in the bucket, I now have an essentially free learning tool, which I can reuse as many times as I need in any different condition I want to simulate. I have saved myself $600 that can be used for fuel or equipment. That sounds, to me, like a more sound business decision for your hobbie. What am I missing here that is worth $600?
Pay dirt is more for funny and you can also buy paydirt from areas that have gold so you can see if there is enough gold worth to go to where it was collected and pan there outside in the wild
Great video Dan! I liked the side screen a lot. Paydirt is fun to see different gold for sure. Some companies are better than others on gold recovery. Klesh Guitars, Miller Prospecting and Golden Paydirt do excellent reviews! No matter what, it’s always fun to see that golden smile in your pan! ✌️
I don't know about others... but Dan I appreciated your honesty from the beginning. For me finding any gold in my pan is exciting.... thanks for all the great videos. I'm learning a lot! :)
@@kd5ctt I had no clue! There are some small hills outside Abilene, in between Buffalo Gap and Coronados camp. Since I've gotten hooked on prospecting I've wondered many times if those hills produced anything? I found a lot of quartz and iron ore as a kid hunting out there.. I'm in the black hills of South Dakota now but I may just go do some panning next time I visit!?
You guys have shit loads of oil in the ground and no gold.. and you guys are looking for small flakes of gold... You guys are looking for the wrong element if you ask me.. Up here in b.c. we have tons of gold and no oil. Thats like me going out and looking for oil in gold country.. Its like wiping before you poop...it doesnt make sense You guys need to be getting your hands dirty with black gold and not the yellow stuff..
I have purchased pay dirt and although you don't ever receive a 100% return (which I don't expect) it's a lot of fun. I've never found the nuggets I get prospecting than what I get with pay dirt so it is exciting to pan through it. I also use pay dirt as unusual Christmas and Birthday gifts, the response has been overwhelming positive, greater than I expected. This is the only channel I have subscribed to, I really enjoy your videos Dan! Thank you!
When you started I thought of slot machine.. I wonder if the payout is similar... Haha. Should be pretty good. Gino i am sure fixed up a pretty good one. Watching to see the tally.
In 1974 on a shooting trip we took the hub cap of a 64 holden and tryed to pan with it, i found a few specks and the gold bug got me im now eighty and not in good condition to pan again i would have to buy some pay dirt what a wonderful idea its the gold in the pan not the cost of getting it,it was exiting to see so much gold a month long prospecting trip might cost you more for less gold thank you Dan.
While reading all these comments, there is one "X-Factor" no one is talking about. That being your initial cost in a Paydirt bag/bucket versus the cost to go find that same amount for yourself out of the land. You've got gas, food, lodging, clothing, equipment and other misc items. The old adage when it comes to finding Gold is akin to spending a dollar to find just .05 cents of Gold. A lot of effort without the R.O.I. So in some cases, doing Paydirt in the comfort of your 'abode' could be about the same (cost wise) as looking for it out in the Wild. I think for a number of people that don't do any form of mining should consider practicing with the small packs of paydirt and then practice again and again and again till you don't lose any of the fine stuff. The cost for some of the small packages would equate (value-wise) pretty much the same as the cost of filling up your Gas-tank to go find the gold.
Speak on it Saucehunter good point it would actually cost way more money in costs for food ,gas,misc,items to find as much gold as Dan had in his bucket
As a recently retired science teacher it would have been fun to do this for my classroom. I taught all hands on science to at risk students with behavioral issues. These were all inner city kids and it was always amazing how they became excited about learning. When they first came to us the system had failed them and then spit them out. They hated school (couldn’t blame them) so it was so rewarding to teach to mastery as my philosophy was that education should be taught as exploration. I think this is why I have enjoyed your videos so much. Thank you.
The comments are almost as entertaining as the video.😂 Thanks for doing something most would Love to try but can’t afford. Beautiful Gold. 80% guarantee is fantastic!
I'll sell you a $100 bill (Canadian or American) and guarantee to buy it back for 90 cents, thus a 90% return of your money. Eh? (corrected re GSR reply)
This video is a perfect example of what Mr. Guitars was saying. He uses a third party buyer because he doesn't want the favoritism. I am happy to have seen that exact happening caught on digital and preserved forever on the internet.
I think you're cool. I appreciate your comments before you opened it saying it won't be profitable. To me I would rather see you struggle for fine gold then to pay for nuggets put in dirt
I think it looked like fun. I also think my wife would focus on the fact that the dirt cost me $600. To that end it would be a fun experience that also gave my an opportunity to sleep in my car for a month. I love this channel. Good stuff mate, for Australia.
Thanks Dan, pay dirt is not going to make you money but if you count how many times I’ve spent the day at a creek or detecting in the bush and came home with much less gold than it cost me to find it, then pay dirt is an effective way to boost your tally and revive the need to go and find more! Keep doing what you do Dan. It’s GREAT!
Good video, Dan. However, I would never invest in a bucket of sand. I used to pan up in Oregon, and although I didn't find very much gold, I enjoyed the thrill of just finding gold in my pan.
@huckfinnsj - I have heard before, that Oregon is a great state to pan. You got to do, what a lot of people don't get to do. That is part of the reason why paydirt bags/buckets are popular.
This was a grate teaching video! Great job Dan. Thank you for your knowledge. I love seeing that shinny gold candy. But we have to remember gold is still a rock! Until we get the value out of it, it will stay a rock. How do we do that Dan?? Please can you show a video on that? You did get one sort of value out of the gold you bought, pleasure and fun and exciting entertainment and a great video. Thank you.
What a great way to hone your skils......and theres always that....you never know your luck in the fine stuff....was friggin lovely to see how it all sat in the pan... Thanks for sharing. Also being from Australia...was interesting to see the putity difference.....Thanks again...be safe have fun..and i wish you luck... Richard
I would never spend big money on a bucket. I like to get the little $5/10 bags from gift shops at the places I visit *if* its local gold. Ex: Barkerville. Yes, still losing money, but it's not much. I like having the local gold as a real souvenir.
I love watching pay dirt videos. Give it 5 years and this will be an investment, bit like playing the pokies at the moment but at least you get a free bucket. 🤣
I watched the whole video! 3x actually. Going for a 4th. I've learned so much from you and I appreciate your hard work. I wish I had something to practice with. Nowhere to really pan where I live. Ill habe to drive to Tennessee to go. Planning a trip soon. :) ill go use all the skills you've taught me. ;)
I've been watching these videos, new subscriber. I'm thinking of taking vacation next year and giving it a try. The paydirt bags look like a way of practicing and learning...thanks
This is absolute best case scenario. You know the owner of the shop. They "custom made" this bucket for you. They know you're doing a RUclips video. And then at the end you have to stretch the truth to come up with a $2,600 final value. The only concrete way to value the bucket is by the weight of the gold. The shape and desirability of individual nuggets is subjective. It should not cost hundreds (best case) or thousands to learn how to pan some gold. These buckets are just glorified scratch tickets, they aren't helping the hobby they are taking advantage of people.
I lost money from my pocket once and found it years later embedded in soil where I sat in a park next to an art gallery. Nuts. I think I lost it in a drunken blur more than 20 years ago..maybe found it 3 year later I can't remember.
I've wanted to practice panning for a while but I think I'm going to cut up some old lead sinkers and if I lose some I haven't lost anything or lost $600 on pay dirt. But thanks for the information!
This. I've always said that the real money in gold is in buying it from idiots wasting their time working six hours or more a day for ten bucks worth of profit and selling it to rich women in cities. Also gold prospecting equipment. I've made 2 wash plants, one man portable one on a trailer. I then sold them immediately without ever getting to test them in the wild for a ridiculous amount of money (the only thing close was when I built a $5k motorcycle and sold it for $25k when done - something I could repeat all day long but don't because I'm a moron) mostly because I used PVC and plastics and heat welding to assemble it making it far lighter in weight and passing several laws in Australia on machinery. A high banker sells for $1k+, yet has about $60 worth of parts to it, and I sold it for half market price. You can't tell me that's not a ridiculous scam. I actually felt dirty selling the above three machines I mentioned, I cannot morally do it. I feel like I'm a mugger or something because I know it's NOT worth that. Idk how companies like Gold Hog and Keene etc sleep at night. That's why I stick with my day job. But you're correct; the real money isn't in finding gold it's in exploiting the addiction. Just like art, or all the dolphin trainer ambitions young women have; the real money in art is selling art supplies, the real money in authoring is selling book publishing, the real money in music is paid distribution, the real money in modelling is banging hot chicks on the casting couch, uh, I mean selling them headshots for $50 a photo, etc, etc.
Hello Dan, My buddy sells paydirt and gave me a small bag in exchange for a book I had. My wife and I panned it on new years eve. SOOO FUN. Now I'm gonna buy a 20 dollar bag from him and give it yet another go.
Dan, it's amazing how many snarky, unkind comments on here. Cynicism is alive and well...too bad. I thought you made it pretty clear that buying paydirt is not for investment purposes. It is for fun Anyway, thanks for doing a quality video. I found it entertaining. I would suggest that classifying is appropriate for miners, for those who are trying to make wages, it makes sense. However, for those of us who are recreational panners, I suggest not classifying at all. Why? Because I prefer to find gold in the bottom of my gold pan rather than in a screen. I find that enhances the Eureka moment for me. As the owner of my own paydirt company and I love sharing the Eureka moment with others, and I love to hear my customers share their approval for our paydirt. So why buy paydirt? What a lot of folks don't seem to appreciate is that not everyone lives near gold-bearing land, so buying paydirt is their only option. Likewise, all the gold bearing land East of the Mississippi is on private property where you can't go without permission, so buying paydirt is their only option. Not everyone has the physical ability to go prospecting and meet all the physical demands of such a venture, so buying paydirt is their only option. Not everyone can afford the time or the financial resources and equipment required to go prospecting, so buying paydirt is their only option. Purchasing paydirt is the only rational option for a lot of people...I'm one of them and I love it. Thanks again for the video. I enjoyed it...and you inspired me to offer a 52 gram bucket on my store. mdv
Thanks for the info. I never thought of it that way. I got the fun factor/convenience but I never really saw how a lot of people don't have access to gold-bearing dirt since I live near a lot of gold sites. Now I have an even higher level of appreciation for the pay dirt market.
Cynical my ass. When social media influencers/youtubers make videos showing how great "paydirt" is from a specific store, and the store makes it specially for them with high yield, suckers can buy from them and get screwed, royally. Paydirt gold yields should be GUARANTEED since they are explicitly salted with gold by the vendor. Anyone reviewer with integrity would purchase these items through double-blind purchases so that the vendor doesn't know it's from some internet reviewer.
@@hawkeye-d1m He disclosed that this was a special bucket made for him and emphasized that you shouldn't buy paydirt expecting a net profit, because you won't find one. It's not his fault if someone skipped through to the part of the video with shiny stuff on screen and lacked the critical thinking skills to understand that businesses don't sell literal gold at a loss. Whatever sucker does that and ends up dropping $2500 on paydirt from an anonymous/shady source with zero prior research would have probably just blown the cash on scratchers and lotto tickets anyway.
Should of added an ounce of your own gold the the bucket! Gino would see the video and be thinking , " did I add gold to the bucket twice? Man I blew that one"...lol
Nice, well done matey. It's true, you can't expect to get more gold than what you paid for the bucket. I did enjoy watching the entire vid & all your vids. Kleshguitars does some pretty cool paydirt reviews.
@@Danhurd Was it $500 USD worth of fun? :D I'm glad you were very clear about "paydirt if for fun", otherwise the comment section can get pretty rowdy LOL good job on the video man. Ill see you next month!
No. I'm not sure what $500 in fun actually looks like. I would much rather go find 1/100 of that on my own in the wilderness. However, I do realize not everyone can. I am very much looking forward to your trip up here.
I haven't bought paydirt yet. I have bought nuggets from coin dealers and another place in California. When I was buying gold it was about $275 USD per ounce. Cool video. Thanks. Cheers!
Been watching you for a very long time, you use to do what me and my girlfriend call the "Dan hurd" smile but in recent videos we havnt seen them. I hope you're okay.
I think it's a great idea I really enjoy panning pay, I've ordered several bags, a few times and it's actually very. I really enjoyed this video thank you, I am subscribed.
My girlfriend had ordered me a 3lb bag that comes with a pan I like from this country for £36 with no guarantee of gold.Miller did a review not long ago and it wasn't that good so I'm not expecting much from it.I didn't get the chance to say there's a bag with a gram guaranteed for £60.but it will make a change from panning roadside cons out and I like the pan so it's ok.it was a present and you can't look a gift horse in the mouth.😁👍👌
Not all gold is found created equally. I have grown up being told that Scotish and Welsh gold is pretty darn pure and is worth more than in other countries. You mention a few times that your paydirt has Australian gold in it as it is big and shiney and worth a lot more. Australian gold is found in larger pieces but I thought it wasnt as pure and is worth less pound per pound (as such). I have looked online to try to identify which country has the purest gold but it only seems to want to list the biggest producers of gold or gold reserves. With your expert knowledge, can you let me/us know which countries have the best gold (quality not quantity). As this person knew you were coming and it would be on YT, could he have seeded the bucket with more than usual? Maybe do a blind test in a month or so.
If I could buy pay dirt right now I would totally pay it out right now because I think it’s a lot of fun plus it gives you experience especially for people that are just starting out or people that have been doing it for maybe a few months or so but I think it’s a lot of fun and I think it’s worth it and you taught me a great deal because I’m just starting out and I’m learning everything I can right now so you taught me a lot so far Dan Hurd And I’m glad to see that you are doing well knowing that you had heart surgery so keep up the good work God bless and thank you very much
As if. They knew they were selling this to a youtuber. He made money on that bucket. (a tiny amount, probably a hundred bucks or less) And they knew a ton of people were going to see that and come in and try to buy some or that was what they were hoping anyway. However not everyone is going to look at the date on the video, because people are notorious for being spontaneous. Today he would have made over a grand with the price of gold, give or take because of purity.
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I have sent a few of your pay dirt bags to my father since his heart attack. It gives him something to do that he always loved to do. Plus he gets excited every time he looks at what is in the pay dirt. It's therapeutic for him. Thank you Mr. Hurd.
Send him another one! 🥰
"Ive found a nugget.. im gonna leave it in there and find it again later" 😂
Yup
I don't get his rationality
Luke Fowler handfuls of big nuggets. Lol
Because he can!
Then he takes them and throws them on the ground so he can look for them again. 👍
As a rockhound, and stoner, that guy is running my dream business!
I'm neither these days but I for a lovely day out, being by a beautiful, rock filled, mountain fed river, fossicking for geologically interesting items (if not financially so), would've been my
idea of a great day out in my mid twenties, after having been up to my plot and having a few buds in my tin. I look at those beautiful mountain streams in this video, and I feel so sad for our wonderful planet, when it is left in the hands of (predominantly) greedy men who pretend they want to save the world but really don't give a shit.
@@SueMead as someone says on a channel based around pillaging the earth for its minerals. As well as you having said you would as well lol
Keyword “custom” guys. Just watched some other guy get burned for a thousand bucks buying anonymous. I personally do not see any fun in this whatsoever
Most gold diggers (like they guy that anonymously bought the 2500 bucket) would travel to Alaska and only get 3 -3000 oz of gold for the same price, this is more as a practice or a hobby
@@fl4k_40 IDK how to even find gold in Alaska so I wouldn't know
Benjamin Palmer scooping the edges of river banks is probably your easiest way unless you have big, expensive machinery to dig deep underground by rivers.
Benjamin Palmer essentially how he does in his videos (I live there)
Other guy is klesh
buy 3600 in gold. mix it in dirt yourself, have fun panning gold back out again. have 3550 in gold left. thank me later
What happened to the other 50? Too fine to find it or the shop that sold the 3600 in gold actually cheated $50 worth?
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Great video. I love paydirt and panning for gold with the right vendors you get most of your money back, I think it’s worth the money for all the fun you get. Totally worth it in my book!
One time in elementary school we did a field trip to a mine, they gave us some salted pans to play with... i took about a quarter ounce I had panned over the summer and secretly added it.... ill never forget the look on the faces of the mine employees when they saw my pan.
I'll bet they about fainted, looking at each other, knowing they had screwed up.
Awsome 😂😂😂 they like WTF
Was you in a band by any chance ???
We went digging for gems in WV and my nine year old son fell in love. Got him a bucket of pay dirt for his birthday and he had a blast. He was so excited to find the gold. He watched one of your videos to learn how to pan. So thanks!! And good luck
Take him out! That'd be like a kid liking fishing so you buy him a goldfish in a bucket and a fishing rod. Torture! :P
I think this right here is the best use of a nugget bucket. Gifting it to someone learning, especially if younger, and watching the excitement.
I live in West Van. Were you just randomly looking or is there somewhere fun I can take the kids?
@@InevitableTruthTeller there is a place up by harpers ferry. They take you out and show you what to do. It was so fun.
@@jessica07xbox Thank you for that. Just realized you meant West Virginia. I meant, West Vancouver (in Canada) Ha ha.
being in isolation, I will watch ANYTHING right now.
Haha
IKR!
truth!
So true 😂 💀
Yup..at least this isn't terrible.
for me having someone plant gold in the paydirt takes out all the fun
It's like panning for children or beginners. Big stones and big gold is easy to pan lol
I know right?
Talk about working backwards
We love your channel Dan, it's always exciting to watch and learn from. My wife calls you professor Dan, you remind her of a college professor many years ago. What we feel about a container of paydirt, it's an excellent idea, lots of fun and an exciting learning experience, preparing you for when you actually get out there in the field of prospecting.👍
I also believe in patronizing local businesses. Sometimes the prices are high, sometimes low, but there is always more value in it than the exchange alone.
You're not in it for the money. You did it for your followers. To show us the ropes. To teach us something. Thank you for taking the burden off of us. You're a good man.
Paydirts a bad idea unless you're selling it :)
I think it woukd be so much fun!
And i thought Cal Worthington was A Smoooth Cat huh
@@AwakeningEnthusiast Pay dirt RUclips Ponzi scheme.
@@cortezforever I guess so, but it's fun to do with your kids so if it's worth it to the person buying it then I guess not I guess it just depends on the way you look at it
The whole idea is retarded.
I was impressed with the fact you brought up specimen value, this is the first paydirt video I've seen to do that.
thanks for the honest view of this paydirt! theres a lot of b.s. out there, and its really good to see honesty, no glitz and glam. just facts about what paydirt is and how to approach it.
Should have gone back to the dirt selling guy and been like, “OMG thank you so much, there was 10 ounces of gold in there”
@@ActuallyDeath look it up Aussie dirt is one of the purest on earth not BC dirt rewatch he does mention it 22:07 and so does everyone else in other vids
@@ActuallyDeath Wrong way round buddy. Australian nuggets run at about 23K pure.
You guys know he wasnt syaing there was acctually 10 grams in there right, he was saying he should have pranked them
ROFL !😝🤣
@@ActuallyDeath The other 6k is shrimp.
Results seen in this video are absolutely not typical - I honestly believe they fixed him a very special bucket. Even though he didn't recover what he spent, I've never seen a bucket yield that much gold.
My thoughts as well never seen such a bountiful bucket of dirt
The guy at the store did say they prepared it for him at the beginning of the video.
He said the dude guaranteed 80% return on what he payed.. still spending $500 usd to play in dirt seems not worth it
Ofcourse. Its called an advertisement video.
He made more on the 1million views. 1million views pays minimum $8,000-$15,000. Without ads
That’s what I like about you Dan, straight up facts and the Blount truth, like it or not. You are spot on about pay dirt and it’s just not going to pay more than you pay for it but it can be a lot of fun if you want to over pay for the experience and fun it is to get some.
I wish people knew that almost anywhere the live there could be gold right out in their back yard or if not maybe just a couple of hours away and buying a $30 gold panning kit and getting out there and panning is the most fun they will ever have in their life if they are interested in this type of stuff.
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Wouldn't it make more sence to buy the gold online and then just mix in it a bucket of dirt? Make your own bucket...
this. this phenomenon is just legalised theft from people too stupid to work this out
@@hgfdshtrew8541 Not stupid, but too wealthy.
Repackage it and sell it to someone else for $3200
And keep the gold
Karl ahahahahahhahahhahahah my man
"He's too dangerous to be left alive"
Slap a Dan Hurd Prospecting label on it and turn a profit. Youre the man.
Take all the gold out sep for like one or two nuggets.... and conveniently leave them on top also lol
Buy pay dirt when gold prices are low, it's as fun as anything else and with today's gold prices he's probably up on that purchase.
An excellent activity for the kids, fresh air, river fun and jus about the only hobie that pays you back! Not to mention kids have endless energy, put a shovel in their hands, then seeing their eyes light up when they see the gold... It's Kodak moment for sure!
Buying gold, to me, is like the adult version if a easter egg hunt!!
Good point!
Uma pedra dessa salva minha vida me mande uma
buying it never beats finding it!!!!!
So this is like someone catching fish, selling them to a store, then the store putting the fish in a barrel, and selling it for people to fish in?
Nailed it brother 👊👊👊
Hahaha precisely
When I was a kid (7?, 8?), my dad took us on a vacation trip to the mountains. Everyone fished the streams, but I didn't catch anything. So my dad took me to a stocked private pond. The guy baited my hook, and told me to jig my cane pole up and down so the hook just touched the surface of the water. After about 10 seconds, a 3 lb trout hit my line, and I "caught" my first Rainbow Trout.
This Bucket-O-Gold is like that.
@@xenaguy01 excellent analogy
@@luckyseven6402
Thx.
As a kid I used to dream that I was a ‘49er panning for gold. One way of copping with this virus isolation gave me a new hobby with pay dirt! I know it’s not to get rich, but after 5 bags, I’m getting fair panning skills and not dropping everything on the carpet! (🤪 My first bag had several decent flakes and one picker, I lost it all when I turned over my hand holding the uncapped bottle. If there was more than a couple of dollars worth, I’d follow your assaying video and cut a hole in the carpet!) I am disabled and cannot get out into nature right now so a bag at a time and lots of RUclips videos is really fun. Thank you for all you do!
Don't throw out the left over dirt, it's worth $500 😂
Hes not even panning hes just picking out fake gold mixed in with rocks , if u wanna learn how to pan dont watch this person
this video has probably made him 4k. RUclipsrs know how much this stuff makes!
That's because it's not a how to pan video, DUMMY!!!!
don't forget the bucket.
Big lol for you
Pay dirt can be a great learning aid but I would much rather see the gold come out of the ground. Nothing beats the experience of finding it your self in the great outdoors. ;)
Very true
An even greater adventure would be to find Australian nuggets, lol. Come down under for the adventure of a lifetime!!
You too Dan, you look like one of us ex convicts, lmao!!
@@PilotMcbride too easy in Oz, come to your mother land the UK and prove you are real prospectors that can find gold where there is minimal deposits and real skill is required.
@@AurProspector Hahaha, but you guys haven't got any drop bears, spiders or Bunyips over there. All you got is feral pollies, and we all got some of them... No challenge, 😆😆. And it took us long enough to get out of the place, and are you sure you want us back?
Agreed an good practice
Another fine video!! Buying pay dirt, like you said,"you won't make money but it will be fun!" What a blast finding nuggets and a good amount of other sized gold. Keep prospecting,it's closer to reality! That's More fun!!!
This video basically showed me how panning works and I like that
Thank You Dan
When you buy pay dirt from Dave Varabioff at www.goldbay.com, you buy the specific amount of Gold and then that Gold is added to the dirt for you to pan. There is no "Buyer BEWARE", 100% satisfaction guarantee. You get what you pay for!
The gold you get is less than 0.05% to what you pay for the bucket of gold.
smart way to get rid of his dirt
I love buying paydirt. You dont buy it to turn a profit it is for the fun and that feeling you get when you unearth gold.
I am a bit confused. If the whole point of panning paydirt is to train yourself to be a better panner, then you should start with a known quantity of gold at different sizes to then compare how well you did in your recovery. Hopefully you are 100%, but you sure will be better then 80%. If you can't find at least 80% of the gold in a bucket, then you need to keep practicing.
So if I put $3200 into buying a number of different nuggets and fines, assuming I can find all my gold in the bucket, I now have an essentially free learning tool, which I can reuse as many times as I need in any different condition I want to simulate. I have saved myself $600 that can be used for fuel or equipment. That sounds, to me, like a more sound business decision for your hobbie.
What am I missing here that is worth $600?
Correct
Pay dirt is more for funny and you can also buy paydirt from areas that have gold so you can see if there is enough gold worth to go to where it was collected and pan there outside in the wild
He's making more than that on this youtube video, assuming he gets 1m views, the video will have paid for the bucket itself
@@jeffamb I certainly hope he does get 1M views. I love watching Dan's videos.
Great video Dan! I liked the side screen a lot.
Paydirt is fun to see different gold for sure. Some companies are better than others on gold recovery. Klesh Guitars, Miller Prospecting and Golden Paydirt do excellent reviews!
No matter what, it’s always fun to see that golden smile in your pan! ✌️
Thanks! it's always good to research the sellers
I don't know about others... but Dan I appreciated your honesty from the beginning. For me finding any gold in my pan is exciting.... thanks for all the great videos. I'm learning a lot! :)
Dan Hurd your the best kind of person! Keep on keepin on!
Thanks!
I agree I enjoy watching Dan's series on Gold Prospecting.
Please keep your Videos coming Sir. Jef from Southern Arizona
I occasionally will buy paydirt. I don't get a lot of big gold in Texas so it is nice to see some larger pieces in my pan from time to time.
Agreed
I'm from Texas, Abilene to be exact.. Lol I didn't think we had any gold in Texas?
@@TheJrains I have found gold in Llano, Castel, Mason, and even in North Texas on the Brazos.
@@kd5ctt I had no clue! There are some small hills outside Abilene, in between Buffalo Gap and Coronados camp. Since I've gotten hooked on prospecting I've wondered many times if those hills produced anything? I found a lot of quartz and iron ore as a kid hunting out there.. I'm in the black hills of South Dakota now but I may just go do some panning next time I visit!?
You guys have shit loads of oil in the ground and no gold.. and you guys are looking for small flakes of gold...
You guys are looking for the wrong element if you ask me..
Up here in b.c. we have tons of gold and no oil.
Thats like me going out and looking for oil in gold country..
Its like wiping before you poop...it doesnt make sense
You guys need to be getting your hands dirty with black gold and not the yellow stuff..
I have purchased pay dirt and although you don't ever receive a 100% return (which I don't expect) it's a lot of fun. I've never found the nuggets I get prospecting than what I get with pay dirt so it is exciting to pan through it. I also use pay dirt as unusual Christmas and Birthday gifts, the response has been overwhelming positive, greater than I expected. This is the only channel I have subscribed to, I really enjoy your videos Dan! Thank you!
"no black sands which is unrealistic"
Yeah cos I get 18 nuggets in a pan every day lol
lol
LOL WHERE THAT AT EHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
When you started I thought of slot machine.. I wonder if the payout is similar... Haha.
Should be pretty good. Gino i am sure fixed up a pretty good one. Watching to see the tally.
Slot machines in most casinos keep 95+% of the money deposited.
In 1974 on a shooting trip we took the hub cap of a 64 holden and tryed to pan with it, i found a few specks and the gold bug got me im now eighty and not in good condition to pan again i would have to buy some pay dirt what a wonderful idea its the gold in the pan not the cost of getting it,it was exiting to see so much gold a month long prospecting trip might cost you more for less gold thank you Dan.
While reading all these comments, there is one "X-Factor" no one is talking about. That being your initial cost in a Paydirt bag/bucket versus the cost to go find that same amount for yourself out of the land. You've got gas, food, lodging, clothing, equipment and other misc items. The old adage when it comes to finding Gold is akin to spending a dollar to find just .05 cents of Gold. A lot of effort without the R.O.I. So in some cases, doing Paydirt in the comfort of your 'abode' could be about the same (cost wise) as looking for it out in the Wild. I think for a number of people that don't do any form of mining should consider practicing with the small packs of paydirt and then practice again and again and again till you don't lose any of the fine stuff. The cost for some of the small packages would equate (value-wise) pretty much the same as the cost of filling up your Gas-tank to go find the gold.
iv been saying this for years to old now so if i want to pan and see gold today buy some pay dirt .
Speak on it Saucehunter good point it would actually cost way more money in costs for food ,gas,misc,items to find as much gold as Dan had in his bucket
Just Found you and never panned Gold. But I will watch your Adventure, Hello From Wisconsin
Welcome to the channel!
Wait till you watch Dan's 'Blowing stuff up' videos --- we the viewers always look forward to those :)
Ha!!! I love seeing dan make things go boom!!
As a recently retired science teacher it would have been fun to do this for my classroom. I taught all hands on science to at risk students with behavioral issues. These were all inner city kids and it was always amazing how they became excited about learning. When they first came to us the system had failed them and then spit them out. They hated school (couldn’t blame them) so it was so rewarding to teach to mastery as my philosophy was that education should be taught as exploration. I think this is why I have enjoyed your videos so much. Thank you.
The comments are almost as entertaining as the video.😂 Thanks for doing something most would Love to try but can’t afford. Beautiful Gold. 80% guarantee is fantastic!
Thanks
Lmao true
I'll sell you a $100 bill (Canadian or American) and guarantee to buy it back for 90 cents, thus a 90% return of your money. Eh? (corrected re GSR reply)
Wise Ole Geezer Circa 1941 that would actually be less than a 1% return. It would need to be at least $9.00 to be 9% of $100 so, no deal 😉
@@garyssprinklerrepair
Sorry typo error. It should read OF your money, not ON your money.
This video is a perfect example of what Mr. Guitars was saying. He uses a third party buyer because he doesn't want the favoritism. I am happy to have seen that exact happening caught on digital and preserved forever on the internet.
He clearly said it was a custom bucket and for fun.
It's always fun to pan out and it's a good way to pass your time on a rainy day. Good video I en 25:55 joy them.Thanks
Im new and im loving the way he acts and how happy he is
Whoever said money doesn't buy happiness clearly didn't know what they were talking about.
I think you're cool. I appreciate your comments before you opened it saying it won't be profitable. To me I would rather see you struggle for fine gold then to pay for nuggets put in dirt
I got really bad heart failure. Just got into panning. Now i can't go anywhere to prospect. An i love it. Should've started a long tme ado
I think it looked like fun. I also think my wife would focus on the fact that the dirt cost me $600. To that end it would be a fun experience that also gave my an opportunity to sleep in my car for a month. I love this channel. Good stuff mate, for Australia.
Only fun when it comes from someone like you I loved that bag I got from you for Easter great video
Thanks!
Thanks Dan, pay dirt is not going to make you money but if you count how many times I’ve spent the day at a creek or detecting in the bush and came home with much less gold than it cost me to find it, then pay dirt is an effective way to boost your tally and revive the need to go and find more! Keep doing what you do Dan. It’s GREAT!
"Custom made" yeah that explains everything
Andrei xrt yeah unlike the other guy who buys anonymously so they won’t bump up the gold
The other guy is klesh guitars
@@LucasBenitez2 they've made a collab video before I believe
Yep no trying to be fake......
Good video, Dan. However, I would never invest in a bucket of sand. I used to pan up in Oregon, and although I didn't find very much gold, I enjoyed the thrill of just finding gold in my pan.
@huckfinnsj - I have heard before, that Oregon is a great state to pan. You got to do, what a lot of people don't get to do. That is part of the reason why paydirt bags/buckets are popular.
This was a grate teaching video! Great job Dan. Thank you for your knowledge. I love seeing that shinny gold candy. But we have to remember gold is still a rock! Until we get the value out of it, it will stay a rock. How do we do that Dan?? Please can you show a video on that? You did get one sort of value out of the gold you bought, pleasure and fun and exciting entertainment and a great video. Thank you.
All ways love watching your videos Dan!! Thanks for all your hard work !!!! Pay dirt is a good way for us beginners to learn. Thanks again😀
This would have been much more entertaining if the intro didn't insinuate that Gino hooked up a salted bucket specifically for you...
Right!
doesnt even matter... he got roughly 1500-1700 in gold, spent 3200. YEET
Seriously... what even IS this tomfuckery?
What a great way to hone your skils......and theres always that....you never know your luck in the fine stuff....was friggin lovely to see how it all sat in the pan...
Thanks for sharing.
Also being from Australia...was interesting to see the putity difference.....Thanks again...be safe have fun..and i wish you luck...
Richard
I would never spend big money on a bucket. I like to get the little $5/10 bags from gift shops at the places I visit *if* its local gold. Ex: Barkerville.
Yes, still losing money, but it's not much. I like having the local gold as a real souvenir.
I like buying local Alaskan paydirt bags, lots of fun
Strictly for fun and excitement and to practice panning. Thanks for video.
Thanks for watching
I agree completely mate ✌️✌️
Awesome, I like it. I always wanted to go minning for gold , now I know I have options.
What a great birthday gift for the grand kids.
I love watching pay dirt videos.
Give it 5 years and this will be an investment, bit like playing the pokies at the moment but at least you get a free bucket. 🤣
I watched the whole video! 3x actually. Going for a 4th. I've learned so much from you and I appreciate your hard work. I wish I had something to practice with. Nowhere to really pan where I live. Ill habe to drive to Tennessee to go. Planning a trip soon. :) ill go use all the skills you've taught me. ;)
I've been watching these videos, new subscriber. I'm thinking of taking vacation next year and giving it a try. The paydirt bags look like a way of practicing and learning...thanks
Geno is an honest guy, he also runs a pawn shop lol 😂 I never trust anyone named Geno...
And I never trust a pawn shop owner.
Above all else, NEVER trust a guy named Gino, who happens to own a pawn shop!
Geno has a cousin named Vinney. Vinney is in the used automotive audio equipment business.Vinney also has slightly used wheels and tires for sale.
This is absolute best case scenario. You know the owner of the shop. They "custom made" this bucket for you. They know you're doing a RUclips video. And then at the end you have to stretch the truth to come up with a $2,600 final value. The only concrete way to value the bucket is by the weight of the gold. The shape and desirability of individual nuggets is subjective.
It should not cost hundreds (best case) or thousands to learn how to pan some gold. These buckets are just glorified scratch tickets, they aren't helping the hobby they are taking advantage of people.
I could not agree with you more than I do already !
@@fl4k_40 lol right only some of the gold they added to the dirt
Interesting time Dan, plus learned a bit just watching. Thanks so much !!!!
For 3 grand it should be more like over 2 Oz?
Its like sending yourself presents, then acting all suprised when u open them😂
🤣 absolutely
I lost money from my pocket once and found it years later embedded in soil where I sat in a park next to an art gallery. Nuts. I think I lost it in a drunken blur more than 20 years ago..maybe found it 3 year later I can't remember.
I've wanted to practice panning for a while but I think I'm going to cut up some old lead sinkers and if I lose some I haven't lost anything or lost $600 on pay dirt. But thanks for the information!
How to make money with paydirt buckets 101:
Step 1: Open a pawn shop.
Step 2: Profit.
Step 3 make a RUclips channel about it
Stonks
Peter Lamont lol
Its gonna sit on the shelf ive loads of over heads and im taking all the risk
This. I've always said that the real money in gold is in buying it from idiots wasting their time working six hours or more a day for ten bucks worth of profit and selling it to rich women in cities. Also gold prospecting equipment. I've made 2 wash plants, one man portable one on a trailer. I then sold them immediately without ever getting to test them in the wild for a ridiculous amount of money (the only thing close was when I built a $5k motorcycle and sold it for $25k when done - something I could repeat all day long but don't because I'm a moron) mostly because I used PVC and plastics and heat welding to assemble it making it far lighter in weight and passing several laws in Australia on machinery.
A high banker sells for $1k+, yet has about $60 worth of parts to it, and I sold it for half market price. You can't tell me that's not a ridiculous scam. I actually felt dirty selling the above three machines I mentioned, I cannot morally do it. I feel like I'm a mugger or something because I know it's NOT worth that. Idk how companies like Gold Hog and Keene etc sleep at night. That's why I stick with my day job.
But you're correct; the real money isn't in finding gold it's in exploiting the addiction. Just like art, or all the dolphin trainer ambitions young women have; the real money in art is selling art supplies, the real money in authoring is selling book publishing, the real money in music is paid distribution, the real money in modelling is banging hot chicks on the casting couch, uh, I mean selling them headshots for $50 a photo, etc, etc.
Nice dude had a headshop essential when mining for gold
Hello Dan,
My buddy sells paydirt and gave me a small bag in exchange for a book I had. My wife and I panned it on new years eve. SOOO FUN. Now I'm gonna buy a 20 dollar bag from him and give it yet another go.
Dan, it's amazing how many snarky, unkind comments on here. Cynicism is alive and well...too bad.
I thought you made it pretty clear that buying paydirt is not for investment purposes. It is for fun
Anyway, thanks for doing a quality video. I found it entertaining.
I would suggest that classifying is appropriate for miners, for those who are trying to make wages, it makes sense. However, for those of us who are recreational panners, I suggest not classifying at all. Why? Because I prefer to find gold in the bottom of my gold pan rather than in a screen. I find that enhances the Eureka moment for me.
As the owner of my own paydirt company and I love sharing the Eureka moment with others, and I love to hear my customers share their approval for our paydirt.
So why buy paydirt? What a lot of folks don't seem to appreciate is that not everyone lives near gold-bearing land, so buying paydirt is their only option.
Likewise, all the gold bearing land East of the Mississippi is on private property where you can't go without permission, so buying paydirt is their only option.
Not everyone has the physical ability to go prospecting and meet all the physical demands of such a venture, so buying paydirt is their only option.
Not everyone can afford the time or the financial resources and equipment required to go prospecting, so buying paydirt is their only option.
Purchasing paydirt is the only rational option for a lot of people...I'm one of them and I love it.
Thanks again for the video. I enjoyed it...and you inspired me to offer a 52 gram bucket on my store.
mdv
Thanks for the info. I never thought of it that way. I got the fun factor/convenience but I never really saw how a lot of people don't have access to gold-bearing dirt since I live near a lot of gold sites. Now I have an even higher level of appreciation for the pay dirt market.
jaw willow Sounds like you are advocating socialism to me.
Cynical my ass. When social media influencers/youtubers make videos showing how great "paydirt" is from a specific store, and the store makes it specially for them with high yield, suckers can buy from them and get screwed, royally. Paydirt gold yields should be GUARANTEED since they are explicitly salted with gold by the vendor. Anyone reviewer with integrity would purchase these items through double-blind purchases so that the vendor doesn't know it's from some internet reviewer.
@@MdvGau okay boomer... you wouldnt socialism if it bit you in the a$$
@@hawkeye-d1m He disclosed that this was a special bucket made for him and emphasized that you shouldn't buy paydirt expecting a net profit, because you won't find one. It's not his fault if someone skipped through to the part of the video with shiny stuff on screen and lacked the critical thinking skills to understand that businesses don't sell literal gold at a loss. Whatever sucker does that and ends up dropping $2500 on paydirt from an anonymous/shady source with zero prior research would have probably just blown the cash on scratchers and lotto tickets anyway.
KleshGuitars did a incognito review on this bucket and the results were much more realistic.
Yes, I was wondering if the merchant made Dan's bucket better than the usual.
@@gloriadickerman6074 Well, it wouldn't be good business to make it worse than usual. So I think you're assumption is correct
"Custom"
I think that was Lynch paydirt.
This one is a custom bucket that cost more.
As a newer prospector this is a good way to learn. Thank you for sharing.
Should of added an ounce of your own gold the the bucket!
Gino would see the video and be thinking ,
" did I add gold to the bucket twice? Man I blew that one"...lol
😆👍👍
I like how he acts all surprised when he comes across a piece of gold in the bucket. Like "Holy shit I had no clue that there would be gold in here" 😀
Well if you spend that much money on it you better be happy.😁
I see that you mr. Hurd are an ambidextrous panner. I am still a right-hander!🌟
Come to Australia 🇦🇺 mainly Western Australia go metal/gold detecting and if you look in the right spots you’ll for sure find a lot of gold
just as much gold in victoria!
Nice, well done matey. It's true, you can't expect to get more gold than what you paid for the bucket. I did enjoy watching the entire vid & all your vids. Kleshguitars does some pretty cool paydirt reviews.
Klesh does do great paydirt reviews
Very intriguing videos, I find watching all you videos informative and therapeutic
I'm not a fan of pay dirt I love watching the process of finding gold, and you make it fun.
Nice!
Thanks
Nice?
@@Danhurd Was it $500 USD worth of fun? :D I'm glad you were very clear about "paydirt if for fun", otherwise the comment section can get pretty rowdy LOL good job on the video man. Ill see you next month!
@@Klesh AGREED, IT'S FUN READING THE COMMENTS THO. ;-)
No. I'm not sure what $500 in fun actually looks like. I would much rather go find 1/100 of that on my own in the wilderness. However, I do realize not everyone can. I am very much looking forward to your trip up here.
I haven't bought paydirt yet. I have bought nuggets from coin dealers and another place in California. When I was buying gold it was about $275 USD per ounce. Cool video. Thanks. Cheers!
8 ads on this video, I’m sure this video paid for that bucket by now.
Fuckin right lol
🤣🤣🤣
I did in fact watch this whole video!
dude!, im getting Goldfever out here bigg time !!😎👌✌👍🔥🔥
Been watching you for a very long time, you use to do what me and my girlfriend call the "Dan hurd" smile but in recent videos we havnt seen them. I hope you're okay.
End of the school year is always a bit stressful
@@Danhurd As a school bus driver, I completely understand!
First time I ever hit the thumbs down for one of your videos Dan. Seemed like a commercial for Eureka Gold Sands...
I think it's a great idea I really enjoy panning pay, I've ordered several bags, a few times and it's actually very. I really enjoyed this video thank you, I am subscribed.
You would come out way ahead if you make jewelry with that gold. The large nugget alone could fetch up to $1500.00 as a necklace.
What would a nugget collector pay for just that large nugget?
It’s definitely Australian gold
It even looks like a crocodile head.
you've earned my subscription my friend! great videos! keep up the great work. from Tennessee here. thank you!
My girlfriend had ordered me a 3lb bag that comes with a pan I like from this country for £36 with no guarantee of gold.Miller did a review not long ago and it wasn't that good so I'm not expecting much from it.I didn't get the chance to say there's a bag with a gram guaranteed for £60.but it will make a change from panning roadside cons out and I like the pan so it's ok.it was a present and you can't look a gift horse in the mouth.😁👍👌
Awesome as a gift. I would not spend my hard earned cash on it
Thanks Dan i always watch your videos to the end .you have yourself another subscriber
11:39 is no one gonna talk about that he panned out gold?
Sunfishmanbo thought I was the only one who saw it 😂
Good eyes! 😎👍
Peter S aww thanks 😊
Not all gold is found created equally.
I have grown up being told that Scotish and Welsh gold is pretty darn pure and is worth more than in other countries.
You mention a few times that your paydirt has Australian gold in it as it is big and shiney and worth a lot more. Australian gold is found in larger pieces but I thought it wasnt as pure and is worth less pound per pound (as such). I have looked online to try to identify which country has the purest gold but it only seems to want to list the biggest producers of gold or gold reserves.
With your expert knowledge, can you let me/us know which countries have the best gold (quality not quantity).
As this person knew you were coming and it would be on YT, could he have seeded the bucket with more than usual?
Maybe do a blind test in a month or so.
some of the gold like around Sofala NSW Australia is as pure as u can get but a lot of other areas in Aust can very greatly Cheers Glenno.
If I could buy pay dirt right now I would totally pay it out right now because I think it’s a lot of fun plus it gives you experience especially for people that are just starting out or people that have been doing it for maybe a few months or so but I think it’s a lot of fun and I think it’s worth it and you taught me a great deal because I’m just starting out and I’m learning everything I can right now so you taught me a lot so far Dan Hurd And I’m glad to see that you are doing well knowing that you had heart surgery so keep up the good work God bless and thank you very much
This is actually very accurate with the costs, he didn’t add any extra gold.
As if. They knew they were selling this to a youtuber. He made money on that bucket. (a tiny amount, probably a hundred bucks or less) And they knew a ton of people were going to see that and come in and try to buy some or that was what they were hoping anyway. However not everyone is going to look at the date on the video, because people are notorious for being spontaneous. Today he would have made over a grand with the price of gold, give or take because of purity.