NOT LONG AGO! Tony Beets has just found the MOST valuable gold mine ever!
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Imagine putting $15 million into a gold mine only to find that the gold you find isn't as valuable as you thought it would be. That's exactly what Tony Beets felt when he took a big risk and went to Dominion Creek to claim and maintain the mine. Despite his best efforts, Parker's excitement slowly faded as he struggled to find profitable ground and avoid possible financial problems. Come with us as we look into how Parker goes all out on the $15 million New Dominion Creek Claim.
Again, they started working on the money pit. Mitch said that this time it was on deeper ground and was about twice as big as the land along the Indian River that they worked on last year. Parker will spend a lot of money this time, and he knows it. No gold will be found on the land. Tyson talks about how Parker will feel when he has to spend all of his money on the project, even though he has a lot of money saved up. He says it will be a while before they get enough gold to pay off their bills. Everyone must be afraid of going bankrupt.
Tony Beets is being risky with everything to build a big business. He spent all the money he had on the $15 million Dominion Creek Claim, even though he was only 28 years old. Parker says it's been a crazy, expensive spree where they've spent more money than ever before on nothing.
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