of Wickenburg, Arizona
579 W. Wickenburg Way Ste 1
(928) 684-3306

Each office independently owned and operated

$290,000 970 Acres approx.

Gold Mining Claims – Ten near Quartzsite AZ  – 970 acres approximate - Well known & historic

Bring your diamond rings or airplane. Owners will consider your trade with at least ten percent down payment.

These are placer mining claims covering a total of about 970 acres, leases by US Bureau of Land Management. You can mine here all around the calendar. Price entitles buyer to take the leases. Plans of operation not filed. Seller offers all claims together, does not wish to split them up. Sampling permitted with seller permission.

Full documentation is available to a qualified prospect. Copies of published history of surrounding claims is also available. Claims are kept current with the BLM. Annual renewal before August 31 is necessary, at $140 per claim, total $1,400 annually – current fees.

Quartzsite Arizona is located between exits 17 and 19 of Interstate 10. These claims are all convenient to the town, some to the west, some to the east.

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Western claims are convenient to (Interstate 10) Exit 11 and visible from Interstate 10 at a distance of less than a mile. Two wheel drive OK. White Angel #1 & #2, Black Dog #1 & #2, Potato Patch encompass about 370 acres.  The presence of active claims very close won't hurt your efforts to obtain a plan of operation.

The Old Crookshank rock house is situated at about the SE corner of Potato Patch, White Angel #1 & #2 claims. Heap of dirt marked on claim location map was dirt used in interstate construction. This is in the well known Middlecamp mining district.

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Drive about 15 minutes to the east to reach claims (with four wheel drive) from (Interstate 10) Exit 26 on Interstate 10, then through a certain dry wash. Find the old famous “Poorman’s Mine”.  Poorman #1,2,3,4,5 encompass about 600 acres. Rock house with metal roof marks approximate western boundary of the Poorman claims. It’s about midway between north and south claim boundaries.

Near Quartzsite, western Arizona, 17 miles from Colorado River. Site of annual migration of Snowbirds in amazing numbers! Exit 17 or 19 from Interstate 10 in Arizona, at AZ Highway 95.