Seven blue plastic gold pans @ 33 cm

This pan is made from very tough plastic and has been designed by us - http://www.danidor.com.

A new feature is the hole at the top in the rim so you can attach a string to it and hang it to the outside of your backpack.

The advantages over a metal pan:

• It doesn't rust
• It is lightweight, only 280 grams
• Your hands stay warmer
• Your children can use it as a Frisbee if they had enough of panning

It also comes in black, the choice is yours.

Below please find some useful information about Gold Fossicking (recreational gold panning) from Crown Minerals:

Before people go gold mining or panning, they usually need a mining permit from Crown Minerals, Ministry of Economic Development.

However, to make gold panning a more accessible experience, sixteen areas have been set aside in the South Island where anyone can freely enjoy recreational gold mining without the need for a mining permit. These areas are called gold fossicking areas and have been designated under the Crown Minerals Act 1991. Fossicking generally means searching for and collecting materials from surface of land or by digging by hand.

All the areas are suitable for gold panning and sluice boxing, and mining is restricted to hand-held non-motorised methods only. Some of the areas are equipped with picnic, barbecue and camping facilities and have good public access.

For an introduction to gold in New Zealand and where you can go to enjoy recreational panning (no permit required), copy and paste the link below into your browser and search for the area of your choice.

http://www.nzpam.govt.nz/cms/minerals/gold-fossicking

Search "theoriginaldanidor" on youtube to see how to use the pan and what you could expect to find!

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