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<p>[QUOTE="brokecoinguy, post: 2759423, member: 85775"]Slightly misleading with the title but from my screen name you should know that I don't have any gold to give <img src="styles/default/xenforo/clear.png" class="mceSmilieSprite mceSmilie2" alt=";)" unselectable="on" unselectable="on" /></p><p><br /></p><p>I do, however, want to share some photos of my recent trip to the Dahlonega Gold Museum. Because I do quite a bit of work in North Georgia I typically swing through Dahlonega on my way home when the opportunity presents itself. Apart from the incredible history, Dahlonega is simply a beautiful town that is definitely worth the visit. The museum is run by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources and with a small admission fee you get to watch a detailed video on the history of local gold production, have access to some pretty incredible displays (history, maps, equipment, nuggest, etc), and you even get a tour of the building at the end. Because the bricks in the building were made from clay out of local streams, even they have flakes of gold in them!</p><p><br /></p><p>One of the only places (that I know of) where you can see a complete set of Dahlonega gold coins - not to mention some pretty huge nuggets. Pictures of the coins are not allowed so don't mind the terrible quality, I had to be sneaky. Apparently the coins were stolen last time they were put on public display. Hope ya'll enjoy![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="brokecoinguy, post: 2759423, member: 85775"]Slightly misleading with the title but from my screen name you should know that I don't have any gold to give ;) I do, however, want to share some photos of my recent trip to the Dahlonega Gold Museum. Because I do quite a bit of work in North Georgia I typically swing through Dahlonega on my way home when the opportunity presents itself. Apart from the incredible history, Dahlonega is simply a beautiful town that is definitely worth the visit. The museum is run by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources and with a small admission fee you get to watch a detailed video on the history of local gold production, have access to some pretty incredible displays (history, maps, equipment, nuggest, etc), and you even get a tour of the building at the end. Because the bricks in the building were made from clay out of local streams, even they have flakes of gold in them! One of the only places (that I know of) where you can see a complete set of Dahlonega gold coins - not to mention some pretty huge nuggets. Pictures of the coins are not allowed so don't mind the terrible quality, I had to be sneaky. Apparently the coins were stolen last time they were put on public display. Hope ya'll enjoy![/QUOTE]
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