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The amount of gold a California gold miner can extract in a day varies significantly based on several factors, including the mining method, location, and experience of the miner. On average, a recreational miner might find a few grams to an ounce of gold in a day, while more experienced miners using advanced techniques could potentially extract several ounces. However, in many cases, miners may not find any gold at all, as it can be a challenging and unpredictable endeavor.

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