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Raider's Accord ± 20 Acres Price: $8,500
Raiders Accord Radersburg, Montana Of the 54 mining districts in Montana, 98% of them are located in the western portion of the state. Broadwater County is host to a number of prominent mining districts. Near the small town of Radersburg, the Ohio – Keating Mine, and its associated satellite ore deposits, was one of the largest gold producers of the county. Gold was discovered in the washes that formed the broad alluvial fan downslope from the ore body. The hardrock mine operated from 1901 – 1948 and it is estimated to have produced 174,000 metric tons from more than 10,000 feet of underground workings. The alluvial deposits downslope from the Ohio – Keating Mine were quite rich and while most of the past working were in Keating Gulch, the alluvial fans and their small drainages have also produced quite well, including Charity and Johnney’s Gulch. Our Raiders Accord placer claim secures a 20-acre portion of the alluvial fan adjacent to Charity Gulch. It also secures another unnamed tributary gulch to Charity Gulch, which has a source in the heart of the Ohio – Keating prospects. Tailings piles are common, but a keen eye will notice the old prospectors left a lot of virgin ground – not to mention, the alluvial fans are likely over 150 feet thick. Charity Gulch flows during the spring runoff but after that, the surface water percolates into the porous gravels leaving the wash dry. Any material processing after that will require the claimant to bring in their own water. The ideal mining method would be with wash plant-system and recirculating ponds. The grade of the gravels is unknown and as with all alluvial fan deposits, the high grades likely occur in streaks. The cobble size in the deposit suggests everything from dust to nuggets. Weekend warrior prospectors have combed Charity Gulch, and reports tell of nuggets the size of almonds. But if the surface is any indication of the grade, the subsurface could be even richer. Access on the claim is facilitated by a good two-track road on the eastern margin of the claims. With the Elkhorn Mountains looming to the west and the prominent Missouri River Valley to the east, camping between the juniper trees on this claim would provide many days of happy prospecting and relaxing nighttime campfire moments. Estimated GPS Coordinates:
Standard Information The Raider's Accord placer mining claim is a non-patented federal mining claim. You will need to file appropriate annual paperwork to hold the property every year. (Ask us about our Filing Service to assist you with that!) Annual property tax assessment is approximately $1.12 an acre. BLM Fees & Advanced Geologic Transfer Fees Upon payment, the mineral claim will be transferred via a notarized Quitclaim notice filed in your name with Broadwater County and the BLM. Limited payment terms and conditions are available; information available on request. Advanced Geologic has an exceptional annual claim paperwork filing system that will maintain your annual filings for any claim in the United States. Advanced Geologic reminds you that you MUST file annual notices with both the county in which the claim is located AND with the Bureau of Land Management by the appropriate dates. There are NO exceptions and errors will lead to the loss of your claim! Are your claims filed correctly? Advanced Geologic is a professional geologic consulting firm located in Chester, California. We not only sell quality mining claims, but we also help people work their claims. Our experience in resource evaluations, compliance and permitting and claim portfolio management allows our clients and buyers to go for the GOLD. Interested? Send us an email or call.
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