Mining Company wants loan (L145)
SOLD
Rich Gold and Silver Mines being reopened
located in Idaho
8 major veins intersected!
750 acres of claims
closed since WW2
ranked among the richest mines in Idaho
$3,000,000 - $5,000,000
required to begin mining
LOAN WANTED
for up to 3 years
fully secured by 158 deeded acres
will negotiate terms of loan

JOINT VENTURE CONSIDERED

will also consider joint venture terms, royalty or equity options

Unity is reopening several gold and silver mines encompassing 4 former producing mines with 8 known veins. These properties were listed on the NYSE, high up to $14/share and paid dividends for years, until closed by the U.S. Government for the WW2 effort. The mines were reported by the USGS to rank among the richest mines in Idaho. Two portal rehabilitations are complete and Unity is ready to establish surface buildings, begin mining, and install the mill.

This company is looking for a loan or will consider a joint venture, royalty or equity options. This will be fully secured by 158 deeded acres of the 8 patented claims. This acreage has full water, timber, and mineral rights.

$3,000,000 - $5,000,000 is required to begin mining production and installation of milling facilities. The mining contractor has agreed to provide all mining and milling equipment on a lease purchase basis.

These mines have excellent assays and previous production records. Their #7 vein assay shows a whopping 742 oz of silver per ton plus gold! Historically this mining District has produced silver up to 9,500 ounces per ton. The Little Giant Vein gold ore was displayed at international exhibitions and won premium awards. An ore specimen as large as a mans body was sent to the Boise Stock Exchange in 1896 which assayed $11,155/ton (892 oz/ gold per ton@$12.50 oz). According to published USGS reports this vein averaged 5.6 oz gold and 30 oz silver per ton.

Lots of Documentation is available to show all claims.


 

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Unity Gold and Silver Mines in Idaho

(L145)

 

 

 

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