Alaskan-Yukon BC Gold Rush Natural Gold Nugget 0.25 Grams Genuine

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Attention: Please note you will not get the exact nugget shown but one similar with the same weight. We do this to keep the cost down by not having to picture and post each nugget one at a time, You will however get the correct weight which will be 0.25 grams. The Nuggets are filmed next to a quarter so you can estimate the size. We use a 2 digit scale to weigh these small flakes and if you only have 1 digit it might not register but it will weigh the amount listed. The Scales are calibrated before every batch is weighed and double-checked by employees before shipping for weight and quantity. You will receive 2 signatures on the paperwork for every purchase and along with a certificate of authenticity. 10% of the sale of this item will benefit Kitty Hamilton Ministries Kitty Hamilton has been ministering around the world since 1988 focusing on areas such as the Amazon, the Peruvian mounts, helping Rape Victims in the Congo, Vietnam, and islands in Indonesia, She, boldly communicates the gospel of Jesus Christ fluently in four languages throughout Europe, Africa, Asia, and North and South America. From prison ministry to stadium-sized meetings, from radio to television, she ministers the Good News of Jesus Christ; bringing salvation to the lost, healing to the sick, and deliverance. We call these Alaskan BC Nuggets because they are found in Atlin, British Columbia, around 50 miles as the crow flies from Skagway, Alaska. This region of gold was discovered as a result of the Klondike Goldrush that went through Skagway Alaska starting in 1898. Dawson and Atlin mining only uses water and no chemicals, this is the most ethical and eco-friendly way to mine gold, and you typically call it placer mining. Our miners work hard at recovering the land from previous damages done by the old methods. We see results of land growing back vegetation and animal life within 1- 6 years. This vast region of Atlin, British Columbi