[Warning: The below contains spoilers for Gold Rush Season 16.] ...
Tony Beets’ Sluicifer plant suffers a four-day shutdown in Gold Rush Season 16 Episode 9, triggering a $340,000 loss before a ...
The Weather Network on MSN
85% of California's gold undiscovered: Heavy snow can make it more accessible
Between 1848 and 1855, an estimated 750,000 pounds of gold were extracted from the land — and experts say there’s still ...
Several theories have emerged on what happened to Rick Ness’ nose on Gold Rush since his return in season 14 after dealing with mental health issues but nothing has been confirmed as of yet.
Tony Beets is also doing pretty dang good sluicing nonstop, bringing in $8 million worth of gold two months into the season.
Footprints of The Frontier on MSN
America’s first gold rush didn’t happen in California
Long before California’s gold frenzy, the first American gold rush began in North Carolina in 1799 — triggered by a 12-year-old’s strange rock. This forgotten chapter reshaped the South.
In the hinterlands of Australia's historic goldfields, Vicki Plumridge jumps for joy when she digs a small golden nugget out of the earth.
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