Golden Goose 63 – Vulture Mine Road, Wickenburg, AZ
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“GOLDEN GOOSE 63” 20 AC PLACER MINING CLAIM WICKENBURG AZ.
This 20 acre Unpatented placer mining claim is located near the Vulture Mine off of Vulture Mine Rd 10 miles south west of Wickenburg AZ. It is accessed via paved road and is best suited for any vehicle. There is cell phone service from the claim site. Restaurants, gas, lodging, hotels are 15 minutes away.
Ample open space for parking and camping make this claim suitable for larger groups looking to get away, together! Matched with literal “countless” yards of material to mine this claim is ready for the whole family. Absolutely loaded with gravel this area has been holding gold for many years.
The access to this claim makes it an option for all types of interest levels. There is a lot of flat open ground to make it fun, and safe for the kids and to make it an option to older miners as well.
“GEOLOGIC DESCRIPTION”
Golden Goose 63 Specs:
Size of Claim: 20 Acres
Type: Unpatented Placer Mining Claim
Claim Numbers: AMC460978
Mer, Twp, Rng, Sec, Subdivision: 14 0060N 0050W 030 NW
State/County: Arizona, Maricopa County.
Discovery Monument: 33.8331°,-112.8245°
Mining Commodity: Gold
Past Producer: Yes, this mining area is documented as a gold producer.
Closest Cities: Wickenburg (10 miles), Phoenix (70 miles)
Accessibility: Paved roads lead to claim, 2-wheel drive accessible.
Camping: Yes. This is on BLM land, and a level camp site can be setup on the claim.
Campgrounds nearby: Yes
Food/Amenities: 10 miles away, city of Wickenburg, AZ. Gas, food, lodging, and hotels.
Cell Phone Reception: Yes.
Primary Claim Features: Several hundred meters of gold deposits exist on site verified through sampling and BLM records
To find this claim, enter the GPS to the Discovery Monument into your Phone, and follow the directions: 33.8331°,-112.8245°
A bit more on that history as found online: (CLICK HERE)
This area has a long record of local history and a great opportunity to create your own this region of Arizona is still as it was back in the 1800s! The potential for a claim like this is limitless!
Barely a mile from the old mining town of Vulture City this area is full of history!
This claim is filed under the Bureau of Land Management’s P.L.359 clause and is available to be shown by appointment. Please contact us for more information.
NOTE: Mining claims are a tangible asset just like any other Real property (real estate) and show a lifetime proof of all interests in minerals in the area specified by the above claim. Once you own this claim and the associated mineral rights, you will own them for life as long as you keep up with the annual fees. This claim can be bought, sold, leased or used as collateral, just like any other piece of real estate.
The federal government retains ownership of the land, so this means that you will not have any annual real estate taxes due on your mining claim, and you will not have to maintain liability insurance in case someone gets injured on your claim due to no fault of your own.
upon purchase you will receive a notarized quitclaim deed to the full claim and all associated documentation showing full ownership of the claim. Your new claim can be willed or passed down to future generations as part of a trust or your estate or you can trade it, lease to someone for a period of time, gift it to anyone you wish and you can also transfer or sell just an interest in it in part or in its entirety just like any other real property using a quitclaim deed which is a recordable conveyance. If you want to bring on a partner you could sell a percentage share or you could sell the entire claim in whole.
You are purchasing 100% ownership of this entire claim, with no other fees and/or other costs for the transfer of ownership required. This is NOT a partnership arrangement where someone else will own part of the claim with you, and there are NO other fees or costs for the transfer of this claim in your name as we will pay for the ownership title change with BLM and Maricopa County Recorder’s Office in Phoenix, AZ.
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