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  2. Comstock Lode - Wikipedia

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    The associated Gold Hill mines were merged into the Consolidated Imperial by 1876. The Yellow Jacket shared the Gold Hill bonanza on its north, and shared a second bonanza with Crown Point and Kentucky to the south, discovered in 1864. [2]: 80–98 The Crown Point-Belcher bonanza was discovered in 1870.

  3. Ore genesis - Wikipedia

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    High-grade (bonanza) gold ore, brecciated quartz-adularia rhyolite. Field of view ~10.5 cm across. Native gold (Au) occurs in this rock as colloform bands, partially replaces breccia clasts, and is also disseminated in the matrix.

  4. Congress Mine - Wikipedia

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    The gold-bearing ore became scarcer the deeper the miners went and work underground diminished while the tailings were reprocessed. The owners of the mine then decided to prospect within the existing shafts for new veins of gold-bearing rocks. [7] In 1905 a new offshoot vein was discovered at a level of 2,050 feet in the number 5 shaft.

  5. China finds world’s largest gold deposit worth over £63 billion

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    The bureau announced the detection of 40 gold veins, which are long and narrow openings in rocks filled with the metal, around a mile deep in Hunan province’s Pingjiang county.

  6. The Special Value of Pretium's Gold Bonanza

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    Gold's unique properties and ancient monetary pedigree impart upon the metal a very special value among the suite of mined resources. And among the known economic deposits of gold scattered across ...

  7. Vein (geology) - Wikipedia

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    In situ gold-bearing vein (in brown) at the Toi gold mine, Japan. In many gold mines exploited during the gold rushes of the 19th century, vein material alone was typically sought as ore material. [8] In most of today's mines, ore material is primarily composed of the veins and some component of the wall rocks which surrounds the veins. [9]

  8. Epithermal vein deposit - Wikipedia

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    The epithermal veins at Comstock are hosted in volcanic rocks and are known for their rich pockets of gold and silver. [9] The Waihi District, New Zealand: This region is home to several epithermal vein deposits, including the Martha Mine, one of the largest gold mines in New Zealand. [10]

  9. Geology of Nicaragua - Wikipedia

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    Nicaragua has 94 metal deposits and 46 non-metallic deposits. It is the leading gold producer in Central America from deposits in Bonanza, La Libertad and Limon, in epithermal and mesothermal vein deposits, as well as skarn and placer deposits. Eight million ounces of gold have been extracted since 1930.