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500 GPH Bilge Pump — $19.95
Johnson Marine 500 GPH capacity, 12 volt (2 amp draw) submersible bilge pump with 3/4 inch discharge, perfect for running your smaller recirculating equipment.
1000 GPH Bilge Pump — $39.95
1000 GPH, 12v submersible cartridge bilge pump with leads. Runs 800 GPH at 3' of head. 3.2 amp draw. 3/4" out. Fuse size 5A.
Estwing Long Handle Rock Pick — $42.95
From the hammer to the pick and down the length of the shaft is one solid piece of drop-forged steel with no welds or joins, making this a very durable rock pick. The grip utilizes the same shock reduction grip technology found in the standard length pick.
500 GPH Bilge Pump — $19.95
Johnson Marine 500 GPH capacity, 12 volt (2 amp draw) submersible bilge pump with 3/4 inch discharge, perfect for running your smaller recirculating equipment.
Straight Tip Stainless Tweezers — $3.95
5 inch straight tip tweezers for picking up fine gold, crevicing, etc. The tweezers are made of stainless steel and resistant to picking up a magnetic charge from working around magnetics.
Garrett GTI 2500 — $1,099.95
Garrett's exclusive GTI technology displays the target's true size and depth. PowerMaster Digital Signal Processor technology amplifies power to the coil for detecting up to 20% deeper and with a wider scan width. Non-Motion Deepseeking All-Metal Mode allows you to hold your coil still over a target with continuous audio signal. 24 "Notches" of discrimination for greater control over knocking out unwanted targets. Garrett's ScanTrack technology adjusts to the speed of your swing for optimal signals...
750 GPH Submersible Pump — $32.95
Garrett Ace 250 — $224.95
The microprocessor controlled ACE 250 features all the high tech performance of machines costing three times as much, including graphic target ID, adjustable discrimination, electronic pinpoint, 8 levels of sensitivity and depth, battery condition indicator, coin depth indicator, headphone jack (headphones optional), large LCD display, clear speaker tone and best of all; push button ease of use.
Ghost Towns of Southern California — $12.95
The set features 6 maps, 3 of which are printed on both sides, dating from 1886 to 1907. The 1886 map is expanded onto 3 more detailed maps, each with an overlay of modern road systems.
Garrett Classifier — $7.95
This heavy duty plastic classifier from Garrett is light, functional and very affordable. It fits nicely in a 5 gallon bucket or gold pan, and nests with most popular 14" pans on the market for easy packing to the stream and convenient storage. The holes are 1/2" square.
2200 GPH Bilge Pump — $99.95
12v bilge pump with 1 1/8" or 1 1/2" discharge from Johnson Marine. 1800 GPH with the 1 1/8" fitting or 2200 GPH with the 1 1/2". Draws 7 amps.
California Ghost Towns, Then & Now, Northern Edition (Maps) — $12.95
The maps featured date from 1854, 1880 and 1886, with the 1886 map expanded to show even more detail of early Northern Californian settlements. These maps also feature an overlay of modern road systems, created from a USGS planometric map.
Estwing E3-14P Rock Pick — $36.95
The head is 14 ounces with a hammer head on one side and a sharp point on the other. The total weight is 1 lb, 6 ounces. This smaller pick measures 11" long and 6.25" across the head.
Garrett Master Sound Metal Detector Headphones — $29.95
While headphones are not necessary to enjoy metal detecting, they do cut background noise, boost signal strength and help identify targets. More targets means more treasure, so enhance your hunting with a good set of Garrett Headphones.
Garrett Pro-Pointer — $127.95
One-touch operation. Audible and vibratory signals. Proximity increases intensity of signal. LED flashlight. Sifting blade unique to the Pro-Pointer. Pinpointing tip. 360° side-scan detection area. IP66 standard waterproof rating means unit can be washed under running water or used in the rain. Woven belt holster. Up to 30 hours use on a single 9v battery.
1250 GPH Bilge Pump — $47.95
Submersible cartridge bilge pump with 1250 GPH capacity. 952 GPH at 3' head. 3 amp draw. 1 1/8" discharge. Fuse size 5A.
T-Shirt — $14.95
Garrett GTI 2500 Pro Package — $1,099.95
Garrett's exclusive GTI technology displays the target's true size and depth. PowerMaster Digital Signal Processor technology amplifies power to the coil for detecting up to 20% deeper and with a wider scan width. Non-Motion Deepseeking All-Metal Mode allows you to hold your coil still over a target with continuous audio signal. 24 "Notches" of discrimination for greater control over knocking out unwanted targets. Garrett's ScanTrack technology adjusts to the speed of your swing for optimal signals...
Estwing 22 Oz Rock Pick — $37.95
This 22 ounce Estwing rock pick is built for long years of hard use. The main body of the hammer is one continuous piece of drop-forged steel for strength and durability, and the rubber shock reduction grip is designed to absorb the shock of impact for added comfort.
Anti-Magnetic Tweezers, Straight Tip — $3.95
5 inch straight tip tweezers for picking up fine gold, crevicing, etc. The tweezers are made of stainless steel and resistant to picking up a magnetic charge from working around magnetics.
Estwing Welding/Chipping Hammer — $29.95
With a fine chisel edge, backed by a sharp point, the Estwing Welding/Chipping Hammer (E3-WC) is designed for chipping away slag while welding, but also makes a fantastic and versatile geology tool. Built for years of rough use, these chipping hammers can stand up to a lot of abuse, but are also light enough for extremely delicate work.
Estwing B3-3LB, 3lb Drilling/Crack Hammer — $31.95
The Estwing B3-3LB, 3lb Drilling Hammer features one-piece drop forged steel construction with shock resistant rubber grip. The hammer measures 11" long and weighs just over 3 1/2 pounds. Great for striking cold chisels and other geology tools.
The Rockhound's Handbook — $15.95
How rocks and minerals are formed. What to look for in the field. Tools for rockhounding, gem hunting and mineral collecting. How to prepare for successful field trips. Common gem and mineral identification techniques. Preparing and preserving mineral specimens. Rock polishing, cutting and lapidary basics. Jewelry from collected minerals. Legal aspects of rock collecting.
Gem Trails of Northern California — $12.95
Each location features a detailed description and directions as well as a clear map. You will also find a section of full color specimen photos to both inspire you and help you find all the beautiful gems and minerals.
Clay-Gone — $8.95
8 oz. bottle of Clay-Gone, an additive that helps drop solids out of suspension in water. Clay-Gone clears the water for longer usability and extended pump life in recirculating recovery systems such as bowls, wheels, jigs and recirculating sluices. Clay-Gone can be used with soaps and other surfactants.
Super Magnet — $10.95
As the photo illustrates, these magnets have some serious oomph! They are strong, strong, strong! The steel weight pictured dangling off the end of my pick is supported by one of these little super magnets, and I think it could've done 3 times as much had I had a larger weight at hand. Now imagine how old nails and other iron trash would fly out of your holes while out metal detecting, saving you time and energy digging and pin-pointing junk.
Sand Scoop — $17.95
Galvanized steel construction will give you years of service digging targets while swinging your detector on the beach. This basic sand scoop is 9" long by 5 1/2" in diameter, with 1/2" diameter holes along the front and bottom to quickly sort out your targets from the surrounding sands. A sand scoop is an essential tool for beach metal detecting and this is a good, basic model.
Buccaneer Sand Scoop — $44.95
Audubon Field Guide to North American Rocks and Minerals — $19.95
Seven-hundred ninety-four gorgeous color plates are cross referenced to detailed descriptions of field patterns and mineral locations throughout North America. The Audubon Field Guide to North American Rocks and Minerals is a comprehensive reference to rocks, gems and minerals found throughout N. America. The waterproof plastic cover helps ensure years of use at home and in the field. 850 pages. ISBN 0-394-5026-8
Arizona Gold Placers and Placering — $9.95
Reprint of the original 1933 Arizona Bureau of Mines publication Arizona Gold Placers and Placering . Features explanation of Arizona placers, details of gold placer deposits by county including active operations of the time, as well as a section on small scale placer mining.
Introduction to Lapidary — $21.95
The book offers sections on each of the branches of lapidary including rock tumbling, cabochon cutting, faceting, gem carving and other special techniques. Each area is covered in detail with information on the processes, tools and techniques used in each field of lapidary.
Gem Trails of Colorado — $12.95
Colorado is home to a wide variety of gems, minerals and fossils and this book can help you discover over 80 different types. Each site is shown in detail with clear maps and directions, descriptions and photos.
Estwing Leather Grip Rock Pick — $38.95
The classic leather grip styling of this high quality 22 oz. rock pick from Estwing has been gracing digs since 1923. Beyond its good looks, this is also a serious piece of equipment. Estwing has long been a leader in manufacturing the highest quality tools for geology and this is no exception.
Crevice Sucker — $36.95
The Crevice Sucker from Gold Buddy is 29 inches long by 2 inches in diameter. The inside diameter of the tip is one half inch. The tip extends into the body of the sucker to prevent material from falling back out. Simply remove the tip assembly to empty sucker.
Straight Tip Stainless Tweezers — $3.95
5 inch straight tip tweezers for picking up fine gold, crevicing, etc. The tweezers are made of stainless steel and resistant to picking up a magnetic charge from working around magnetics.
Rockhounding Utah — $12.95
Some of the highlights of the sites listed include collecting obsidian at the Black Rock sites, jasper at Hell's Backbone, petrified wood at Bullfrog Turnoff and fossils of sea lilies in the Wasatch Range.
Gem Trails of Utah — $12.95
Both beginners and experienced rockhounds alike will find this book an invaluable reference. Each site includes detailed information and maps to help you find the best gems. There is also an excellent color photo section to help you identify all that you discover.
Whitman State Quarters Folder — $7.99
The folder opens out flat for easy viewing of all your coins and also contains two information pages on the coins you are collecting. It then folds up into a book sized folder for easy storage.
Rockhounding California — $12.95
Noted rockhound and author Gail Butler has put together a fantastic resource in Rockhounding California . CA is known for gold and the famous rush of 1849, but the state also boasts a wide variety of rocks, gems and minerals. California is a rock collecting/gem hunting paradise from the rich deserts to sun drenched beaches.
Geodes: Nature's Treasures — $21.95
Learn about the formation of these fascinating crystals and explore world class geode mines in Mexico and Brazil. You will also discover extensive deposits through out the American Midwest as well as Florida.
Lortone 3A Rock Tumbler — $85.00
This Lortone Model 3A, 3 lb capacity rock tumbler is perfect for the hobbiest getting into rock polishing. Turn rough stones into beautiful polished gems, clean old coins and jewelry or use it for cleaning black sands or amalgamation.
Basic Gold Panning Kit — $20.95
Our Basic Gold Panning Kit has everything you need to go out and do some prospecting. This kit includes the Proline Professional gold pan which comes in your choice of colors and is one of the best selling pans ever produced.
Lortone QT66 — $215.00
The Lortone QT66 rock tumbler offers great capacity and flexibility with its twin six pound barrels. Load each barrel with a different type of rock, a different stage of polish or run one larger batch using both barrels. The larger barrel capacity on the QT66 also makes it a great polisher for larger stones.
E-Z Sluice — $43.95
The box is molded of polypropylene plastic with two sets of ABS riffles over Nomad (miner's moss). Most of the exposed surface area of the box is ribbed for further gold catching. Riffles snap in and out for easy clean up.
Rockhounding Alaska — $16.95
The 75 collecting location are scattered around the state from Kodiak Island, up to the Arctic Circle. The guide will help you find things from ancient fossilized sea creatures to precious gems and gold nuggets. Each site description offers a map and detailed dsecription, along with GPS coordinates. You will also find suggested tools and techniques to recover those treasures, along with information of land use regulation and legal restrictions.
Fiskars Digging Tool — $19.95
This quality digging tool/knife from Fiskars features a sharp edge down one side for slicing through soil and a serrated edge down the other for cutting through sod and tough roots to get at your target. The large, soft-molded handle with rubber grip offers comfort and control, even when metal detecting in wet or muddy conditions, and the rugged belt sheath will hold it ready at your side for many years to come.
Estwing 13oz Leather Grip Rock Pick - E13P — $37.95
The Estwing E13P is a smaller 13oz rock pick ideal for more delicate work or perfect for smaller hands with the classic Estwing leather grip handle.
Modern Rock Tumbling — $24.95
Modern Rock Tumbling is a well written book containing everything you need to know about rock polishing, from selecting rocks, to grits, polishes and the tumbling process itself. Everything is here in an easy to understand format, whilst not lacking any of the information you need.
Lortone 33B Rock Tumbler — $123.00
Twin 3lb barrels give the Lortone 33B rock tumbler more versatility and higher capacity than smaller, single barrel tumblers. Each barrel can run a different batch, different rock, different stage, etc or fill both barrels the same for a double sized batch. This is one of our most popular tumblers.
Blue Bowl — $71.95
The two main keys to success with the Blue Bowl is to classify your material down as fine as you can go (at least 30 mesh), and to level the bowl prior to use. Use the valve to adjust the speed of flow. The finer the material is screened to, the slower the water needs to be and the finer the gold you'll capture.
Blue Bowl Kit — $99.95
The Blue Bowl, provided material is sorted by size, is one of the better pieces of equipment out there for catching very fine gold, and this kit makes hitting the ground running that much easier. Popular additions to the Blue Bowl are listed below.
Gold Magnet — $8.95
Depress the plunger with your thumb and move the magnet around in your pan to pick up the magnetics. Once you've collected the unwanted magnetite and other iron based minerals on your magnet, move the magnet away and release the plunger to drop the black sands. Some prospectors save these sands for later processing, as they will often contain small amounts of gold, while others write off the small loss for the increased speed and efficiency in panning.
Shorty's Not So Lost Mines and Treasures of Southern Oregon — $24.95
The book also features a very in depth guide to hundreds of mines in Oregon, organized by county. Each listing features its location, complete with GPS coordinates, as well as information on what has been mined there in the past.
Garrett Detecting Pouch — $8.95
It is made from strudy vinyl and is looped at the top to allow you to attach it to your belt. The pouch has a large pocket to hold your digging tools along with all your finds!
Digging Knife — $34.95
Extremely tough digging knife from Royal Manufacturing. This rugged metal detecting accessory is made of heavy duty AR Plate steel, the same stuff they make the rotating drums on cement mixer trucks out of, and the same stuff that has been used as armor plating on some of our military vehicles.
Denim Pouch — $4.95
This economical denim pouch is a great way to keep your tools at hand while out detecting or prospecting.
Stainless Digging Tool — $10.95
Made of heavy-duty stainless steel, this metal detecting digging tool is extremely tough and built to last. The blade features an engraved depth guide for accurate digging and sharp edges along the point for cutting the perfect plug. The handle offers plenty of grip and comfort as well as a leather wrist chord to free up a hand for probing or retrieving your target.
Pioneer Sieves — $21.95
These screens are compact and lighter weight than many on the market, but still fit snuggly on top of a five gallon bucket and are quite durable. The compact size, lighter weight and tight nesting ability make these sieves more packable than some on the market.
Digital Pocket Scale — $14.95
Large hinged cover doubles as an expansion tray. Integrated ribbed poly-case. 5PPS (5 Point overload Protection System). Extremely fast and easy. Four modes: g, oz, ozt, dwt. 30 year warranty.
Leather Rock Pick Holster — $8.95
This leather rock pick holster/belt sheath from Estwing is designed to keep your hammer within easy reach while keeping the head, with its sharp pick point safely covered while not in use.
California Ghost Towns, Then & Now, Northern Edition (Maps) — $12.95
The maps featured date from 1854, 1880 and 1886, with the 1886 map expanded to show even more detail of early Northern Californian settlements. These maps also feature an overlay of modern road systems, created from a USGS planometric map.
Big Orange Black Sand Magnet — $17.95
The Big Orange Black Sand Magnet is just that, a big old plunger style magnet for removing black sand. It's bright orange to make it more difficult to lose.
Gem Trails of Southern California — $12.95
The definitive guide to cover 70 of the best collecting sites for gems, minerals and fossils in Southern California, from San Louis Obispo to San Diego and points in between. Gem Trails of Southern California offers Detailed maps, driving direction and information, B/W and color photos of mineral specimens and locations, and much more. Mitchell, softcover, 224 pages, ISBN 1-889786-25-X
Where to Find Gold in California — $22.95
Delos Toole's Where to Find Gold in California is packed with maps, directions and commentary on places to find your own gold in California. Includes information on public panning areas, gold bearing streams, mines past and present and points of interest along the way. 141 pages. ISBN: 0-9654559-0-4
Gem Trails of Nevada — $12.95
Newly revised and updated! Gem Trails of Nevada includes maps, photos and detailed text describe where to go and what to look for at over 75 rockhounding sites throughout Nevada. Includes new color insert, glossary and mineral locator index. Mitchell, 224 pages, ISBN 1-889786-15-2
Round Super Magnet — $8.95
These round super magnets are 1" in diameter, 3/8" thick and incredibly strong. They attach easily to the head of a pick, or can be attached via the hole in their center to wooden tools or pick handles. Used for picking up iron trash and magnetic hot rocks when metal detecting, they are a real back saver.
4 Stage Tumbling Media — $6.95
Stage 1 course grit. Stage 2 medium grit. Stage 3 pre-polish. Stage 4 polish.
A Guide to Treasure in California — $11.95
Thomas Penfield's popular treasure series is loaded with colorful treasure stories, detecting sites, ghost towns, relic sites and more. A Guide to Treasure in California focuses on the golden state, home to the famous motherlode and the California gold rush, one of the richest treasure hunting states in the country. Penfield, softcover, 160 pages, ISBN 0-941620-23-9
Raytech Stone Finishing Kit — $32.00
This replacement stone finishing kit from Raytech is designed for Agates and other hard stones and can be used with flat laps, as well as rotary and vibratory tumblers. This is the same grit and polish pack that comes with the TV-5 Vibratory Tumbler Kit we carry. The kit includes enough tumbling media and polish to finish 8-10lbs of rock. Kit includes: Silicone Carbide (100/120), Silicone Carbide (700F), Lolox 50 (Turkish Emery) and Raybrite TL.
DK Pocket Gemstones — $6.99
DK Pocket Gemstones might be small but it is packed full of useful information. You will find sections on the history and mining of gemstones along with a color guide. The book also features in depth information on specific stones from Amethysts to Turquoise.
Rockhounding New Mexico — $15.95
You will find information on how best to collect the types of specimens you are looking for, as well as detailed maps and directions. There are also recommendations on local camping, accommodation and other attractions.
Rockhounding Wyoming — $12.95
There is a wide variety of rock out there to collect in Wyoming, from agate and bloodstone to jade, petrified wood and fluorite. This is a wonderful way to enjoy the beautiful state whilst starting a great rock collection at the same time.
Rockhounding Montana — $14.95
Rocks you can discover include agates, sapphires and even dinosaur fossils. Each listing includes detailed information with directions and GPS coordinates. There are also tips on the best tools to bring as well as a guide to other local attractions you can enjoy.
Rockhounding Colorado — $14.95
Rockhounding Colorado offers detailed information on over 90 rock collecting sites in Colorado. Each listing gives a detailed description of the site, along with information on what tools to bring, the best season to visit and what kind of vehicle you will need to access the location.
Gem Trails of Washington — $14.95
There is also a full color photo insert featuring a range of rocks, gems and fossils to help you identify all that you find. You will also find information on local rock clubs as well as a comprehensive glossary.
Lortone Rock Tumbling Abrasive & Polish Kit — $19.95
This rock tumbling grit pack from Lortone includes coarse and medium/fine abrasives, as well as pre-polish and polish, in convenient resealable, wide-mouth plastic jars.
Mini Shovel — $9.95
If you're going to dig all day, a bigger shovel will serve you better, but these are the ultimate sampling shovel, and it ain't mining without sampling. You can easily clamber along a rugged stream bank, up a steep feeder creek and over a falls, sampling as you go, then set up a small sluice for the day's production.
Rockhounding Idaho — $16.95
A guide to 99 of Idaho State's best rockhounding sites including color photos, site details, specimens of note and much more.
Where to Find Gold in Oregon — $22.95
Delos Toole's Where to Find Gold in Oregon is packed with maps, directions and commentary on places to prospect for gold in Oregon. Includes information on public panning areas, gold bearing streams, mines past and present and points of interest along the way. 144 pages. ISBN: 0-9654559-1-2
Lortone QT66 — $215.00
The Lortone QT66 rock tumbler offers great capacity and flexibility with its twin six pound barrels. Load each barrel with a different type of rock, a different stage of polish or run one larger batch using both barrels. The larger barrel capacity on the QT66 also makes it a great polisher for larger stones.
QT66 Rock Tumbler — $215.00
The Lortone QT66 rock tumbler offers great capacity and flexibility with its twin six pound barrels. Load each barrel with a different type of rock, a different stage of polish or run one larger batch using both barrels. The larger barrel capacity on the QT66 also makes it a great polisher for larger stones.
Lortone QT6, 6lb Rock Tumbler — $180.00
This medium sized tumbler features a larger 6lb barrel, allowing for larger rocks to be tumbled. It is also an excellent choice for larger batches of smaller rocks as well as for polishing jewellery, brass, beads, glass and more.
A Guide to Treasure in Arizona — $9.95
Fantastic array of Arizona metal detector sites, ghost towns and rich treasure stories of train robberies, treasure caches and more make A Guide to Treasure in Arizona a fun and informative guide to finding treasure in Arizona. If you don't strike it rich, you're still sure to be entertained by the colorful history described in each of treasure stories, and richly rewarded with desert views exploring the detecting sites county by county. Thomas Penfield, 134 softcover pages, 0-941620-01-8
Snuffer Bottle — $2.75
Snuffer bottles (also called sucker bottles) are used to suck fine gold out of your pan, squirt black sands out of your way and to hold your pickers and nuggets while out on the stream. Made of flexible plastic, they won't break if dropped on the rocks and float if dropped in the water (yes, this comes in handy, trust me).
Rockhounding New Mexico — $15.95
You will find information on how best to collect the types of specimens you are looking for, as well as detailed maps and directions. There are also recommendations on local camping, accommodation and other attractions.
1849 Gold Pan — $6.95
The 1849 Gold Pan is 11" in diameter, with three raised riffles on one side and a rough textured side opposite. The wide bottom has drop to it which creates a corner in which to catch your gold. The pan is tough plastic and available in black, blue and green.
Lortone 3-1.5 Rock Tumbling Kit — $144.25
The Lortone 3-1.5 Kit is a great choice for beginners as it contains everything you need to get started tumbling rocks. In addition to the tumbler, the kit includes a 4 stage grit and polish pack, platic tumbling beads, illustrated instuctions and even some rocks to get you started.
Classic Steel Pan Gold Panning Kit — $16.95
This kit is very similar to our Basic Panning kit, but features a 14 inch classic steel gold pan just like the '49ers used back in the gold rush days. Modern pans may be a little easier to use, but these classics worked well enough to build this country's economy.
Proline Medium Sluice Box — $124.95
Like all Proline sluice boxes, the Medium runs zinc coated riffles and expanded metal over ribbed carpeting. The one-piece riffle assembly is hinged to fold out of the way for easy access to the carpet. At the top of the box is a fixed section of ribbed rubber matting for easily spotting color while sampling. Like the Small, the box itself is flared to capture more flow while maintaining a compact shape for easy packing. Like the Large, the medium has a handle affixed to one side for carrying.
Lortone 3A Rock Tumbling Kit — $103.25
This rock tumbling starter kit is a perfect introduction to tumble polishing rocks and gems. The kit includes a high quality Lortone 3 lb. rock tumbler/polisher (model 3A), rough stones for polishing, 4 stage tumbling grit pack including course, medium, pre-polish and polish stages, plastic cushion beads and Lortone's illustrated tumbling guide. - everything you need to get started turning rocks into polished gems.
Lortone 45C Rock Tumbling Kit — $130.75
This Lortone 45C Rock Tumbling Kit includes everything you need to get started polishing rocks, including rocks.... The kit features the high quality Lortone 45C, 4lb capacity rock tumbler, a 4 stage abrasive and polish kit containing course grit, medium grit, pre-polish and polish, plastic cushion beads, as well as a nice mix of colorful stones ready to polish.
Folding Sluice Box — $119.95
This nifty little folding stream sluice from Royal Manufacturing fits in a small backpack or 5 gallon bucket for the ultimate in portability, yet folds out quick and easy for a full 50 inches. The channel is 9 inches wide. The flare nests inside the folded sluice attached with a wingnut. Set up takes all of a minute and you're ready to get the flow right and start running material.
Deluxe Gold Panning Kit — $28.95
1 x Proline 14 Inch Professional Gold Pan - One of the best pans on the market. 1 x The Weekend Gold Miner - 80 pages of gold getting guidance. 1 x Snuffer Bottle - For sucking up the gold. 1 x 1 Dram Glass Vial w/ Blk Screw Cap. 1 x 5/8 Dram Shortie Glass Vial w/ Blk Screw Cap. 1 x Gold Nugget Display Cup. 1 x 20x 21mm Folding Jeweler's Loupe.
Proline Small Sluice Box — $104.95
At 30" x 8" x 3", this sluice box is light weight at 5.25lbs, yet perfect for any prospector who likes to move a good amount of material in a day. The sluice will fit in a 5 gallon bucket, as well as most backpacks, even behind the seat of your pickup, in the trunk of your car, most anywhere in your RV, in your canoe, etc, etc. While stow-and-go is a great feature, quality and efficient gold recovery are the top priorities and this sluice doesn't disappoint there either.
Lid for A-R6 Rock Tumbler — $4.81
Replacement lid for Thumler's A-R6, 9lb capacity rock tumbler. This is the large plastic disc that seals the tumbler barrel. These can discs wear with frequent use and may need replacement from time to time.
Thumler's A-R1 Rock Tumbling Kit — $144.73
Model A-R1 #102 rock tumbler drive unit (larger, longer lasting motor than their Model T tumblers). 1 Qt. rubber tumbling barrel. #300 4 step polishing grit pack. 1 lb. rough stone ready for polishing. Jewelry kit for your finished stones. Instruction manual.
Lortone QT66 — $215.00
The Lortone QT66 rock tumbler offers great capacity and flexibility with its twin six pound barrels. Load each barrel with a different type of rock, a different stage of polish or run one larger batch using both barrels. The larger barrel capacity on the QT66 also makes it a great polisher for larger stones.
Medium Sluice Box - Scratch & Dent — $100.00
This Proline Medium Sluice Box has a slight ding in the first riffle and a minor bend in one wing of the flare. The riffle ding is similar to the one on the top riffle of the sluice pictured below. The flare bend will not impede performance and could easily be repaired by someone at all handy.
Replacement Drive Belt for Lortone Models 1.5 & 3A Rock Tumblers — $1.80
Belts wear out and stretch over time, even on the best of tumblers. This is a replacement drive belt that fits Lortone models 3A and 1.5 rock tumblers.
Replacement Belt for Lortone QT Series Rock Tumblers — $6.50
Replacement Belt for Lortone QT Series Rock Tumblers
