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Logan Utah

This might not apply to pumpkins. but i was wondering if anyone had a gold pan they were not using please let me know Kunzler_16@hotmail.com thanks

4/7/2008 8:05:31 PM

Pinedale, WY

I got a silver one, but I suppose you could paint it.

4/7/2008 8:20:59 PM

Logan Utah

is it a pan you use for panning for gold

4/7/2008 9:21:39 PM

Pinedale, WY

No, I pan for silver with it. lol

4/7/2008 10:29:22 PM

Logan Utah

oh
how much do you want for it?

4/7/2008 10:42:02 PM

Mill Creek West by god Virginia

go to gold prospectors of america webb site, (gpaa)and you can order a gold pan join there clubb etc relatively cheap hope this helps god bles ya keith

4/7/2008 11:26:03 PM

Pinedale, WY

I am just kidding, I have no gold panning supplies. Listen to burrhead, he knows more than me.

4/8/2008 1:09:41 AM

Logan Utah

thanks

4/8/2008 5:42:56 AM

Ctpumpkin@optonline.net

The 14" green plstic pan half way down this page served us well last year.

https://minerox.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=category.display&category_ID=14

Last summer we vacationed at Mooselook Lake in Maine. Driving around we found a state park with a stream where panning was encouraged. Across the road was a prospecting/gift store/deli. The old woman at the deli counter took a few minutes to teach my son how to pan & sold us a pan for $5 & a special water-trowel for $10.

My wife & son spent about an hour panning in the cold mountain stream. They found several tiny flecks that were heavy enough to convince the stores proprietor of their jubilant success. Not a commercial success, but we had fun & learned a bunch.

This pan, a plastic pipet, a tiny glass jar & the water-trowel should provide a decent start.

https://minerox.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=product.display&Product_ID=1424&CFID=106682&CFTOKEN=78390097

4/8/2008 10:54:54 PM

Logan Utah

thanks

4/8/2008 11:07:39 PM