Bald Eagle #1-3
Unpatented Lode Claims
60 Acres
Sierra County, New Mexico
85,000 USD
NM #105234979
NM #105234982
NM #105234977
Primary Metals
Gold, Silver, Copper
Secondary Metals
Lead Nickel, Iron
Financing:
Finance the Bald Eagle Mine in house with 34,000 USD down and 2,347.51 USD per month for 2 years.
Overview:
The Bald Eagle lode claims are three contiguous 20 acre claims surrounding a heavily mineralized and developed vein structure. This claim holds one major shaft mine over 400 feet deep and 3 other small shaft mines. In addition, there are three portals on the property as well. Total tailings left over on the surface are estimated to be in excess of 50,000 tons. The primary metal mined was gold, silver and copper. High quality surface ore abounds on these claims.
Additionally, there are still remaining remnants of old ore bins, sorting houses and a mill.
The claims have good accessibility with a pickup truck or atv.
This property is suited to small mining operators wanting a large and unique property to develop into an active mine.
Geology:
Associated Host Rock:
Volcanic Rock (Aphanitic), Intermediate Volcanic Rock, Andesite.
Stratigraphic Age:
Pilocene
Host Rock:
Volcanic Rock (Aphanitic), Intermediate Volcanic Rock, Andesite.
Ore Emplacement:
Most valuable ore in upper oxidized zone. Ore confined to fissures and shear zones in eruptive rocks. Veins trend N-NW. Hanging-wall usually well defined. Body of vein brecciated mass of andesite with filling and replacement by silica, calcite, and ore minerals. High grade streak about 2' wide.
Commodities:
Primary:
Gold & Silver
Secondary:
Lead, Zinc, Copper
Materials:
Ore:
Anglesite, Chalcopyrite, Galena, Gold, Malachite, Sphalerite.
Gangue:
Calcite, Quartz
History:
The Bald Eagle group of mines lives on to the modern day and modern mining methods. In 1935 the Empire Mines and Metals Co begins the development of the Bald Eagle deposit. Following a high grade vein, assay results exploded and the mine ramped up production to a massive scale extremely quickly. The mining methods were open cut, drift mining and shaft mining. This mine was shuttered by WW2 in 1944 and was never brought back into production.
To Buy Or Ask Questions Contact:
Tyler - Lead Prospector, Gunnison Gold Prospecting Company
970-901-9043
tyler@gunnisongoldprospecting.com
All claims have been properly located, staked, and filed with appropriate governing agencies pursuant to Department of Interior mining rules and regulations.
