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'''Native gold''' is the only [[ore]] of [[gold]], a precious [[metal]]. Native gold [[vein]]s may be good sites for a high-value [[room]], since mining the vein still leaves a valuable gold floor, ready for [[smoothing]] and [[engraving]].
 
'''Native gold''' is the only [[ore]] of [[gold]], a precious [[metal]]. Native gold [[vein]]s may be good sites for a high-value [[room]], since mining the vein still leaves a valuable gold floor, ready for [[smoothing]] and [[engraving]].
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Native gold is very common in igneous layers, a bit less in sedimentary layers.
  
 
When mined, hunks of native gold are called ''gold nuggets''. Gold nuggets can be [[smelter|smelted]] to produce 4 gold [[bar]]s. Gold nuggets can also be smelted with a [[silver]]-bearing ore to create the [[alloy]] [[electrum]]. Using low-value silver ores (such as [[tetrahedrite]]) in this reaction will result in a net value increase for your fortress (though the electrum bars are each less valuable than gold bars, you will have twice as many total bars).  
 
When mined, hunks of native gold are called ''gold nuggets''. Gold nuggets can be [[smelter|smelted]] to produce 4 gold [[bar]]s. Gold nuggets can also be smelted with a [[silver]]-bearing ore to create the [[alloy]] [[electrum]]. Using low-value silver ores (such as [[tetrahedrite]]) in this reaction will result in a net value increase for your fortress (though the electrum bars are each less valuable than gold bars, you will have twice as many total bars).  
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Native gold is just as valuable as metallic gold, so if you have a decently skilled stonecrafter and did not start your metal industry yet, native gold [[mug]]s are very good to quickly boost the value of your starting fortress and/or buy stuff from an early caravan. However, melting the gold will make far more bars and generally more wealth.
  
 
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Native gold
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Fire-safe Not magma-safe

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Native gold is the only ore of gold, a precious metal. Native gold veins may be good sites for a high-value room, since mining the vein still leaves a valuable gold floor, ready for smoothing and engraving.

Native gold is very common in igneous layers, a bit less in sedimentary layers.

When mined, hunks of native gold are called gold nuggets. Gold nuggets can be smelted to produce 4 gold bars. Gold nuggets can also be smelted with a silver-bearing ore to create the alloy electrum. Using low-value silver ores (such as tetrahedrite) in this reaction will result in a net value increase for your fortress (though the electrum bars are each less valuable than gold bars, you will have twice as many total bars).

Native gold is just as valuable as metallic gold, so if you have a decently skilled stonecrafter and did not start your metal industry yet, native gold mugs are very good to quickly boost the value of your starting fortress and/or buy stuff from an early caravan. However, melting the gold will make far more bars and generally more wealth.

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