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Message: Carlin-Type Deposits - a good article
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For those intent on following the sciences of all of this, the placer origin for Carlin style gold seems to have been confirmed very recently by a stunning new discovery in Australia, which in turn is also associated with the extraordinarily deep mines in South Africa on a number of counts.  The difference, however, is that the conglomerate in Australia includes rounded nuggets at and very near the surface - Carlin gold being so fine grained as to be microscopic.  This discovery in Australia has been shown to be so unusual that there is no model yet for measuing the resouces, though it is thought by some to be atypically vast, and exceedingly rich.

...just some background on the origins of Carlin style gold, and with absolutely no intentions of comparing Hay Mountain to Pilbara, Western Australia.

https://investingnews.com/daily/resource-investing/precious-metals-investing/gold-investing/pilbara-conglomerate-gold-rush-nugget/

 

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