LARGE GOLD & SILVER Mine for Sale! The DELANO and CLEVELAND mines!

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Price: 88,000.00 USD

LARGE GOLD & SILVER Mine for Sale! The DELANO and CLEVELAND mines!

Located in the Northeastern foothills of Elko, NV, the Delano and Cleveland mines, two large high- to medium-grade silver and gold mines, share a rich history of mining ores as thickly laden with silver as 200oz/ton! Recent surveys have placed the remaining ore that’s close to the surface at around 250,000 tons, or $114 million USD, with the average yield per ton at $457! Favorable limestone host rock together with exposed ore veins make locating these trapped riches easy, and making your fortune even easier…

  • Over 2000+ Feet of Underground Development
  • 7+ Profitable Ore Types Yielding: Silver, Zinc, Lead, Gold
  • Established Past-Production History ($70 Million from 1900-1960)
  • $350,000 Spent in Exploration & Geological Sampling
  • Estimated 114 Million USD in Ore Remaining Near the Surface
  • Asking price $125,000; Owner-financing available

DISCOVERY MARKER / CLAIM LOCATION GPS COORDINATES:

Discovery Marker: 41.67167, -114.27333

MRDS Write-up History at WesternMiningHistory.com: Click here!

Check out this video showing some of the crazy depths

 and mysteries of the Delano and Cleveland mines!

The DELANO & CLEVELAND Features:
Type of Claim Unpatented Lode Claim
Size of Claim  103.3 Acres
Commodities  Gold, Silver, Lead, Zinc
Past Production  Yes.
State, County  Nevada, Elko
Accessibility Good 4×4 Dirt Roads
Deposit Type Replacement Stratabound
Cell Phone Reception  4GLTE All Networks
Relics  Hoist, roaster, water tanks, timbers, drills, old mining equipment, structures, rusted vehicle

Scattered claim boundaries across a wide stretch of territory, encompassing all 103.3 acres of the claim (photo has a typo with 228).

Geological map of the area, detailing the various rock types in this geologically varied area.

A famous mine always needs a name and a sign pointing to it.

One of the many structural relics that dot the claim.

The markings of our ambitious ancestors, likely carved in 1916.

Some of the mountainside workings of the Delano and Cleveland mines.

A rich number of tailings piles, each with various ore and gangue, to be easily grabbed and sampled.

A handful of interesting specimens found on site.

A barred shaft.

Another barred shaft.

One of the many exposed adits at the Delano and Cleveland mines.

One of the main descents, now caved-in. Notice the old wiring stretching into its depths.

A close-up of some of the host rock, gangue, and old electrical cables for equipment stretching into depths of the mine.

There are over 7 profitable ore types in the Delano & Cleveland mines:

  • Anglesite
  • Bindheimite
  • Cerussite
  • Galena
  • Pyrite
  • Sphalerite
  • and Tetrahedrite,

… just to name a few!

While over $380,000 in gold has been recovered from the Delano to date, the vast majority of the wealth lies in the silver, lead and zinc found in the various ore types.  According to the reports of exploration done in the 1970’s the average value per ton of ore still at the surface is $457 at 80% recovery.  Grab samples at the surface have been observed to contain as much as 200 ounces of silver per ton, valued at over $4500 at current silver market prices.

More photos of the DELANO & CLEVELAND CLAIM available at

www.MountainManMining.com/delanodistrict2

The DELANO & CLEVELAND has multiple entrances, half of which remains untouched and unexplored, along with high-grade silver, lead, zinc, and gold veins, and over 2000+ feet of underground workings and tunnels. 

You can mine this property for silver and other materials using traditional lode mining techniques. Can’t afford BIG equipment?

A shovel, a pick-axe, and classifiers are all you need to get started!

Not your cup of tea? Check out our other claims at

www.MountainManMining.com

Feel free to contact us with any questions!

Economic Features

 Type of Claim Unpatented Lode Claim
 Size of Claim  103.3 Acres
 Commodities  Gold, Silver, Lead, Zinc
Ore Body Information
Vein Width  0.3 – 2 Meters
Ore Body Type Secondary Replacement
Development Underground: 2,000+ Feet
Mining District Delano Mining District
Development Status
Operation Type  Surface / Underground Lode
Development Status Large  Past Producer
How to Purchase This Claim

An unpatented mining claim gives the holder the right to mine mineral-rich land that belongs to the federal government. It is a tangible asset that shows proof of all interests in minerals in the area. They can be bought, sold or used as collateral, just like any other piece of real estate.  Mining claims have been bought and sold for 150+ years.

When you buy a claim MountainManMining.com will issue a quit-claim deed to the according county.  The deed conveys all mineral rights, and interests to you.  A copy of the deed is also issued to the Bureau of Land Management for recording.  The transfer process typically is completed by all parties, and the official paperwork returned to you within 10-14 days after purchase.

When you decide on this claim we take care of the full mineral rights transfer on your behalf.  All filing and transfer fees are included in the price listed below.  Yearly assessments are paid up through 9/1/2023.   It’s just $10 per year to maintain your claim with the BLM with a small miners exemption.  Full info on maintaining your claim can be found here.

  • DELANO MINE PACK 103.3 Acres Lode Mining Claim
  • Official Certificate of Location & Maps of Location
  • Full Claim Transfer Guaranteed Within 14 Days

  • Anytime Support for Filing and Claim Maintenance Questions

More Information:  Please send me an eBay message with questions about

purchasing this claim. 

You can also visit our parent website: https://mountainmanmining.com for

more claims, photographs, aerial photography, frequently asked questions

and more.  

Item specifics

Acreage
103
Seller State of Residence
Nevada
Type
Mining Claim
Zoning
Unpatented Placer Mining Claim
City
Elko
State/Province
Nevada

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