With regular placer, lode, or dredge claims the claim holder has the right to mine the minerals but does not hold title to the property. However Patented Mining Claims include the deed to the property. In order to be patented, significant mineral values were proven to exist on the property, or the patented status would not have been granted. When you own a patented property you own the minerals and the land. Unlike mining claims, permanent structures can be built on patented properties, and the land can be divided and sold like deeded real estate. Depending upon when the Patented status was granted, many local and federal laws do not apply to Patented claims. For all of these reasons Patented mining properties are preferred and command higher prices than mining claims.

 

Listing Key

TBE =to be established S=Sale L=Lease O=Option LN=Loan JV=Joint Venture
RT=royalty terms E=Equity T=Terms P=Patented   C=Canadian

Click Link Below to View Details of these Patented Properties

Name

Listing #
Location
Est. Mineral Value
Asking Price

Redbird Mine

#L140
Idaho
$395k, S, T, P
#L240
Alaska
$750k, L, P
#L265
Nevada
$90k, S, P
#L165
Nevada
$6,500 each, S, P
#L105
Arizona
$8m dwn, RT,S,P
#L475
Montana
$100 k, P, JV, L
#L505
Colorado
TBE
$1.2 m, P, S
#L530
Idaho
TBE
$2m S, or $265k for 50% ownership, P
#L575
Alaska
$650k, S, P, Turn Key
#L680
Montana
$1m, S, P, Turn Key
#L705
New Mexico
TBE
$24k+ 5% GSR, P, Lease
#L840
Arizona
TBE
S, $5 million, P
#L860
Idaho
TBE
$1.5 million, S, P
#L865
Colorado
$950k, S, L, P, 50% JV $500k
#870
Washington
TBE
$7.8 million, S, P

 

 

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