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‘Gold Rush’: Tony Beets Receives Devastating News That Derails Future Plans

An unresolved license transfer has blocked Tony Beets' expansion into Wounded Moose, halting plans for the 213 claims he purchased for $4 million.
Seeking to secure operations for future generations, Tony Beets acquired the Wounded Moose property for $4 million, which holds the potential of delivering up to $200 million.
Despite current licensing hurdles, Tony Beets has already exceeded his 6,500-ounce goal, amassing $23 million in gold as the "King of the Klondike" shows no signs of stopping.
With the Wounded Moose expansion blocked, operations remain focused on existing sites where sluicing continues day and night at Paradise Hill with Corner Cut running two wash plants.
The team looks to finish the season at Dominion by mining out the Golden Mile, setting up two big piles for Big Red and the Golden Goose to work through.

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‘Gold Rush’: Tony Beets Receives Devastating News That Derails Future Plans

Plus, Parker Schnabel buys a new $1 million wash plant to increase production.

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‘Gold Rush’ Star Suffers Unexpected Setback Amid Bad News

The stakes are higher than ever on Gold Rush. The miners are putting it all on the line in pursuit of the $100 million up for grabs. But one star suffered an unexpected setback after getting bad news. Keep reading for all the details and what’s next. Gold Rush Star Suffers Unexpected Setback Amid Bad News The March 27 episode of Gold Rush centered on three main storylines involving Parker Schnabel and Tony and Kevin Beets. Parker Schnabel again …

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