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Lead / Silver Test KitThe price of SILVER today is higher than the price of gold was in 1970! Almost all silver ore contains lead ... the “Old Timers” would use this lead test kit in the field because they knew if they found lead there was a great chance they had silver too! A ton of ore today with 20% lead is worth more than 5 ounces of gold per ton back in 1970!There is no easy field test for silver ore by itselfbut there is an easy test for lead.Now lead is not always in silver ore... there is silver ore that does not have lead with it but in almost all cases it does.
But with the price of lead today... who cares! For years lead was 16 cents a pound so you never really paid much attention to it. But now lead is $1.20+ a pound!
A lot of silver ore will run 20% lead or more...
Add it up... 20% lead would be 400 pounds per ton @ $1.20 a pound it would be worth $480 a ton... now let’s add in 20 ounce silver @ $37 an ounce... add another $740 a ton and let’s throw in a 1/8 oz of gold per ton which is another $182 you are now looking at ore that is worth $1400 per ton!If you spent $100/ton to ship the ore and $60/ton to mill itYou would net $1260 a ton in your concentrates! A belly dump plus a pup trailer can haul up to 30 ton of ore.So a truck load of ore could be worth over $37,000!
Note: I personally have a silver mine that they took out 1000 ounce silver back in the 1920’s and there were others in the area that were claiming to have 2000 ounce ore. We also have a mine where the dump site has been assayed at over 30 oz silver per ton with about 10% lead! What was junk back then is now worth $1360 a ton! Who knows... by the time the snow melts silver could be up to $50an ounce and the dump site could be worth $1750 a ton! YESTERDAY’S DUMP SITES ARE TODAY’S GOLD MINES!
Most of the mine sites were developed before 1970 with many of them back in the 1930’s, 1940’s and 1950’sLook at the gold and silver price chart below and see for yourself what would of been worth shipping to the mill back then and what YOU would of added to the dump site!
Year
Gold1 oz
Gold½ oz
Gold¼ oz
Gold5 oz
Silver1oz
Silver5oz
Silver10 oz
Silver100 oz
1880
$21
$10
$5
$105
?
1930
1940
$35
$18
$9
$175
.60
$3.00
$6.00
$60
1950
$40
$20
$200
.75
3.75
7.50
$75
1960
$37
$19
$185
.90
4.50
9.00
$90
1970
$38
$190
$1.90
9.50
19.00
1975
$151
$76
$755
5.00
25.00
50.00
$500
1980
$641
$321
$161
$3205
20.00
$100
$2000
1985
$334
$177
$89
$1770
6.00
30.00
60.00
$600
1990
$424
$212
$106
$2120
4.75
23.75
47.50
$475
1995
$386
$193
$97
$1930
5.25
26.25
52.50
$525
2000
$272
$136
$68
$1360
2005
$410
$205
$103
$2050
7.00
35.00
70.00
$700
2010
$1100
$550
$225
$5500
18.50
92.50
$1850
2011
$1440
$725
$363
$7250
37.00
$215
$370
$3700
Get your kits ordered TODAY and start searching all of the old mine dump sites! Lead test kit includes: KD4 - 4oz lead activator solution - $20KD5 - 4oz lead indicator solution - $20You simply spray the KD4 activator on the rock or ore you wish to test... Wait about 30 seconds and then spray on the KD5 indicator. If you have lead present you will get a bright yellow liquid showing up on the sample.Click here to see pictures of spray on lead/silver ore Click here to see silver ore picturesOrder Your Kits Now!All metal prices have gone up drastically. If you found no gold or silver in a dump site but it Contained just 3% copper, 10% lead and 3% zinc... Back in 1970 it would of been worth $86 a ton... today it would be worth $585 a ton or almost $6000 per dump truck load! Order your kits today and start finding your fortune in old mine dump sites!
Important health note! This lead test is not to be used on your mate to confirm theyhave Lead in their Butt! The test will be damaging to clothing and will stain their butt or your fingers yellow... Be careful not to get on skin or clothing. Questions... Send me an email: denisp52@hotmail.com
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