“The Gold Basin Placer Mine is viewed as one of the best placer projects in Arizona from the standpoint of proven reserves through exhaustive testing, ore tenor, location, logistics, water availability and year around climate." - A Professional Geologist’s Evaluation Location: The Gold Basin claims are located on 250 acres in central Arizona on Prescott National Forest land, within the Hassayampa River Basin, about 20 miles south of Prescott and one mile north of Wilhoit at an elevation of 4,100 feet. The 13 claims are near paved Arizona State Highway 89 and fully accessible via an unpaved forest service road to the site. Mineral Resource and 43-101 Technical Reports A new 43-101 Technical Report by professional geologist Mark Slatten shows measured and indicated reserves of 1,730,200 ounces of AU. An earlier 43-101 by professional geologist Dan Stage estimates a possible additional 600,000 ounces may be locked up in black sands. The average ore tenor is 0.055 ounces per ton. There is also silver on the claims, but no calculations have been made.
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MSI Trommel to purchase MSI Concentrator to purchase MSI Finishing Table to purchase Mineral Resource chart from new 43-101
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