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>>19957958
yes, but my placer claims are a lot different than hard rock ones due to yardage / tonnage of material I have to work with. Most of my placer claims only have a few meters of pay at best, sometimes its only a 1m thick layer on bedrock that I am working with. My hard rock claims are far different than the placer ones as they usually have a wide area of mineralization to work, but in exchange are 100x more expensive to mine due to the different permitting schedules and operating costs. Its why I dont really mine my hard rock claims and just try to lease them out because its just so much more of a hassle to work them than placer.