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In 1897, the North Carolina Geological Survey documented a narrow belt on Vein Mountain containing as many as 33 parallel gold bearing quartz veins.
Vein Mountain Blend contains base material sourced from the Vein Mountain area of McDowell County, North Carolina. This product reflects ground influenced by that documented mineralized belt and surrounding Appalachian geology.
CSMN Vein Mountain Blend
In 1897, the North Carolina Geological Survey documented a narrow belt on Vein Mountain containing as many as 33 parallel gold bearing quartz veins. Early geologists described the area as densely mineralized, with veins ranging from inches to several feet wide. Few locations in the Carolina Gold Belt showed such a concentrated zone of mineralization.
Vein Mountain Blend contains base material sourced from the Vein Mountain area of McDowell County, North Carolina. This product reflects ground influenced by that documented mineralized belt and surrounding Appalachian geology.
CSMN Vein Mountain Blend
CSMN Lucky Strike Series
begins with real gold-bearing ground sourced from the Lucky Strike Mine, part of the historic Carolina Gold Belt, where prospectors have pulled gold from the earth for generations. This dirt reflects the same natural material found throughout the region — black sands, heavies, and placer-bearing ground shaped by time and water.
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