Welcome Stranger: Found in Victoria, Australia, in 1869, it is the largest alluvial gold nugget ever discovered, weighing approximately 2,520 troy ounces (78 kilograms).
The Pepita Canaã: Discovered in Brazil in 1983, it weighs about 60.82 kilograms (1,955 troy ounces) and is one of the largest gold nuggets in existence.
Hand of Faith: Found in Australia in 1980 with a metal detector, it weighs 875 troy ounces (27.21 kilograms) and is the largest gold nugget found using a metal detector.
Normandy Nugget: Found in Kalgoorlie, Western Australia, in 1995, it weighs approximately 25.5 kilograms (820 troy ounces).
Bobby Dazzler: Also found in Kalgoorlie, Western Australia, in 1899, it weighs about 24.7 kilograms (743 troy ounces).
Gold of Ophir: Discovered in New South Wales, Australia, in the mid-19th century, it weighed around 23.3 kilograms (749 troy ounces).
The Great Triangle: Found in Russia in 1842, it weighs approximately 36.2 kilograms (1,168 troy ounces) and is one of the largest gold nuggets found in Russia.
Ironstone’s Crown Jewel: Discovered in Australia in 1992, it weighs about 25.5 kilograms (720 troy ounces).