LOT OF 3 LODE MINING CLAIMS SO CAL GOLD SILVER ORE MINE INYO CO DARWIN/COSO For Sale

LOT OF 3 LODE MINING CLAIMS SO CAL GOLD SILVER ORE MINE INYO CO DARWIN/COSO LOT OF 3 LODE MINING CLAIMS SO CAL GOLD SILVER ORE MINE INYO CO DARWIN/COSO

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THE FINAL PRICE IS THE PRICE YOU PAY NO TRANSFER FEES OR HIDDEN COST!
Our legal team will create a quitclaim deed and file it with the BLM and the County Recorders office, transferring ownership to you.
We will mail your documents to you and have the County Recorders office return the recorded deed to you.
The sale is for Mineral Rights only!! Land belongs to the Federal Government. This is an outright sale of mineral rights!!
READER ADVISORYTHIS sale IS FOR AN UNPATENTED MINING CLAIM ON FEDERAL LAND IT IS LIMITED TO MINERAL, WATER, AND TIMBER RIGHTS ONLY. LAND IS NOT INCLUDED!! CAL-GOLD RESOURCES, LLC GUARANTEES TITLE TO THE MINING CLAIM ONLY AND DOES NOT GUARANTEE THE QUANTITY, QUALITY, OR TYPE OF MINERALS FOUND ON THE CLAIM!THIS INFORMATION MAY CONTAIN CERTAIN FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS. THERE CAN BE NO ASSURANCE THAT SUCH STATEMENTS WILL PROVE ACCURATE, AND ACTUAL RESULTS AND DEVELOPMENTS ARE LIKELY TO DIFFER, IN SOME CASE MATERIALLY, FROM THOSE EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED BY THE FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS CONTAINED IN THIS INFORMATION RELEASE. READERS OF THIS RELEASE ARE CAUTIONED NOT TO PLACE UNDUE RELIANCE ON ANY SUCH FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS.
\"This is a great investment claim, the price has never been this low! Placer claims like these hold their value and are never panned out! Check out the pictures of this beautiful claim!\" - Dave
(Main shaft/tunnel entrance of the Lee Mines; a small ladder is used to climb down the large opening)
Claim Description
WINNING offer IS THE SALE PRICE, NO TRANSFER FEES OR HIDDEN COST! WE GUARANTEE CLEAR TITLE AND VALIDITY OF THE CLAIM!” These claims have just recently become available. 3 ea 20.66 acre, 61.98 acres total, lode mining claims in Inyo County, \"Lee Mines\" CAMC0312335, \"Lee Mines 1\" CAMC0312336, and \"Lee Mines 2\" CAMC0312337. The center of the claims are around 36.438278° -117.609522°, 36.439630° -117.608710°, and 36.444394° -117.611542°. Access and parking with a 2WD PU. Mining Claims are an investment, spend a little more and get a real mining property.
History of the Lee Mines Claims
The Lee Mines, formerly known as the Emigrant mine, was one of the earliest silver producing mines in the district. Mining began in the 1800s and has sporatically continued throughout it\'s history.The mine was described in 1884 as \"...a mine with a shaft 100 feet deep and internal drifts which show vein 4 feet wide, with a rich streak of gold and silver on both walls. On the hanging wall side the streak is 6 inches and on the footwall 12 inches. Assay $200 per ton. The ore is sacked and shipped to San Francisco\" Burchard (1884, p. 163). Accessible workings in the main mine consist of more than 1,00 feet of levels and inclines and several thousand square feet of stopes.In addition, numerous inaccesible shallow workings adjoin the main workings on the northwest. The West Workings two short adits and an inaccessible shaft.
(Wide shot of the Lee Mines Group main shaft, tailings, and headframe)
Photo Gallery Information
1. Collage of pictures from the Lee Mines claims. (Left to right, top to bottom)
Tailings and main headframe on the \"Lee Mines 1\".
A tunnel on \"Lee Mines\".
Just outside of the very wide and shallow beginning of the main shaft/tunnel of the Lee Mines claims.
Looking down on the entrance to the main shaft/tunnel of the Lee Mines claims. 2. Shot of the Lee mine\'s main headframe and some tailings.3. Collage of pictures from the \"Lee Mines 1\" and \"Lee Mines 2\" claims. (Left to right, top to bottom)
Wide shot of the milling are for the Lee Mine.
One of many tunnels of the claims.
Wide shot of the main entrance to the Lee Mines claims.
Wide shot of \"Lee Mines 2\".4. Claim Boundaries Maps.5. BLM Maps
\"Lee Mines\" CAMC0312335
\"Lee Mines 1\" CAMC0312336
\"Lee Mines 2\" CAMC03123376. Claim Topography Maps. 7. The diagrams of the underground workings of the Lee Mine.8. Collage of pictures of the milling site on \"Lee Mines 1\". (Left to right, top to bottom)
Wide Shot of the milling site.
Close up of the foundation for the milling site.
Overhead view of part of the milling site.
Overhead view of part of the milling site.9. Collage of pictures of \"Lee Mines\" and \"Lee Mines 1\". (Left to right, top to bottom)
Wide shot of tailings and the main headframe.
Wide shot of tailings and a shaft on the \"Lee Mines\".
Close up of the foundation of the milling site.
Looking down a shaft on the \"Lee Mines\" claim.10. Access route to the claims. Saline Valley Alt. Route (GPS 36.364109° -117.625873°) is listed in the picture, but Saline Valley Rd. will also lead to the claim.11. Claim Area Map.12. Location map.(Claim Topography)Here are the answers to the 10 most common questions I get asked:
1. What am I purchasing with this sale?
A 100% ownership interest in this mining claim, the exclusive rights to all gold, gems, rare earth, and minerals you find on the claim. Ownership of the land is not included.2. What is a Mining Claim?
A mining claim gives the claimant the exclusive rights to minerals on lands owned by the citizens of the United States. Mining claims are tangible assets; they can be bought, sold, traded, leased, gifted, or willed using a quitclaim deed.3. What is the difference between a Lode Claim and a Placer Claim?
A Lode Claim gives the claimant exclusive rights to minerals located in rock or veins; Placer Claim gives the claimant exclusive rights to minerals detached from the original location. Or another way to say this would be a Lode Claim gives you subsurface mineral rights, often there are shafts or tunnels constructed, Placer Claim gives you surface or just below the surface mineral rights, often a river bed or stream bed.4. Do I have to pay a royalty to the Federal Government for the gold or minerals I find?
No! A mining claim is considered Locatable by the Government. Locatable means you own what you find!5. What happens if I win this sale?
At no additional cost to you our legal team will prepare a notarized quitclaim deed in the name(s) you request giving you 100% ownership of this mining claim. We will send you copies of the Notice of Location, County Recordation, GPS Coordinates if applicable, and the quitclaim deed.6. How do I get the claim in my name?
At no additional cost to you we will file the quitclaim deed with the Bureau of Land Management (BLM).7. Can I change the name of my claim?
Yes, let me know the name you would like and I will include the completed forms for you to sign and submit to the BLM and County Recorders Office.8. How do I know were my claim is?
The claim is marked as required by federal and state laws with the discovery mount and corner mounts when needed. A copy of the Notice of Location is included in the mounts. GPS Coordinates or Public Land Survey was used as a permanent monument in locating this claim ensuring your legal rights!9. How do I access my claim?
Images of the routes you can use to get on the claim are included in the sale. Most claims are accessible by a 2 wheel drive truck and some by a car. We have decided to give you images of the access roads and any information we have to help you decide if this claim is right for you.10. What do I have to do to keep my mining claim forever?
You must pay annual maintenance fees of $155 for a lode claim, $155 per every 20 acre increment on a placer claim, or file a waiver of fee if you have less than 10 claims. The waiver or fee must be filed/paid on or before September 1st, for the following year.Here is some pages from a geological report done on the Lee Mines
(Includes a diagram of the structure of the mine and productions records)