Nome has been the epicenter of gold mining in Alaska since the Alaska Gold Rush blasted off in 1898. Prospectors and miners have been finding gold deposits …

The mining rights on "claims" featured in BSG are actually owned by the state of Alaska and sold as 10-year "non-competitive offshore leases" at auction. The state then collects a predetermined annual rent from the lease owner and a 3% production royalty. See which Bering Sea Gold miner dominated the 2020 Lease Auction

8" Gold dredge - $25,000 (Nome Alaska) Custom 28' pontoon boat with new 8" Keene 3 stage sluicebox setup. New 40 hp Kohler engine with new Keene p1500 …

Last Updated on: November 19, 2023 with 28 ft. Pontoon boat/gold dredge located in Nome, Alaska - - $45,000 (Nome, Alaska) Asking 45,000 or best offer. This …

Tagiuk Gold is a family owned and operated Alaskan offshore gold mining company. We have the largest offshore gold mining platform in the United States, a 205 foot long by 90 foot wide ice-class deck barge, outfitted with a 75 …

8" Gold dredge - $25,000 (Nome Alaska) Custom 28' pontoon boat with new 8" Keene 3 stage sluicebox setup. New 40 hp Kohler engine with new Keene p1500 pump. 11hp Honda motor with New gast 263 2-diver air compressor.

Offshore gold mining in Nome might seem like a quirky adventure, as portrayed on television. In reality, it is part of a broader high-stakes trend: the expanding industrialization of the warming and thawing Northern Bering Sea. The gold dredges are among the growing number of ships sailing the Bering Strait region as sea ice recedes.

Tagiuk Gold is a family owned and operated Alaskan offshore gold mining company. We have the largest offshore gold mining platform in the United States, a 205 foot long by 90 foot wide ice-class deck barge, outfitted …

their deal on their own website. ; an ounce of gold for a cool 925 bucks -- discounted from the original price of $1,300.00. The only catch is that buyers will have to wait until next year to get their gold, after the dredge is complete, moved to …

Offshore gold mining in Nome might seem like a quirky adventure, as portrayed on television. In reality, it is part of a broader high-stakes trend: the expanding …

Last Updated on: November 19, 2023 with 28 ft. Pontoon boat/gold dredge located in Nome, Alaska - - $45,000 (Nome, Alaska) Asking 45,000 or best offer. This pontoon dredge is located in Nome, Alaska and was formerly know as the Bering Booty previously owned by Vern Atkinson and seen on the Discovery Channels Bering Sea Gold.

It's been almost ten years since the Department of Natural Resources last held this kind of lease sale in the Gold Rush city. The 2020 Nome offshore lease sale, offered through DNR, is a sealed bid process this year. 11 mining tracts covering a total area of 1,060 acres are available in this year's sale.

Nome has been the epicenter of gold mining in Alaska since the Alaska Gold Rush blasted off in 1898. Prospectors and miners have been finding gold deposits in the hills and creek beds around Nome for over a century. They have also been finding placer gold (i.e., unrefined gold) in the seabed of Norton Sound, an inlet of the Bering Sea.

The mining rights on "claims" featured in BSG are actually owned by the state of Alaska and sold as 10-year "non-competitive offshore leases" at auction. The state then collects a predetermined annual rent …

Here are the 5 biggest mistakes new gold dredgers make in Nome, Alaska (with a bonus one at the end) and Emily's advice on how to avoid them. Hopefully, with some great advice from Emily Riedel, you'll avoid the same mistakes made by the owners of those dredges in the graveyard.

their deal on their own website. ; an ounce of gold for a cool 925 bucks -- discounted from the original price of $1,300.00. The only catch is that buyers will have to wait until next …

It's been almost ten years since the Department of Natural Resources last held this kind of lease sale in the Gold Rush city. The 2020 Nome offshore lease sale, offered through DNR, is a sealed bid process …

The 84 ft. Patricia S. tug has 2,500 hp. and a model bow. The draft is shallow enough for the inner harbor at Nome yet is a big enough tug to make the 3,000-mile voyage to Alaska. The engines were freshly rebuilt, and the tug required very little preparation to make the trip. The dredge left Seattle on July 13, 2013 for Nome.