Gold Mining Claims for Sale Across the American West

A proven polymetallic lode with 70+ years of documented history and existing underground workings — ore from this ground has already been shipped to smelter.

A river placer at the foot of the Tobacco Root Mountains, two hours from Yellowstone and downstream from the high-grade Kidd Mine.

Ninety minutes from Boise and sitting right on Elk Creek, with the rare option to work it as either a placer or a hard-rock lode.

A past-producing placer at the junction of two gold-bearing creeks in the Tahoe National Forest — one runs year-round, the other only in spring and summer.

Five placer claims on Ophir Creek in the Boise Basin, ground surveyed by government geologists in 1934 and 1946 who cataloged nearly $200 million in gold from the surrounding drainages.

A 20-acre placer in Nevada’s Big Smoky Valley, inside the same gold basin that surrounds Kinross’s Round Mountain Mine — a modern operation credited with more than 10 million ounces of gold.

Eight unpatented lode claims (~140 acres) on the Churchill Butte tungsten skarn — anchored by the past-producing Ruth Mine and the historic Mountain View Group, in the middle of a global tungsten supply squeeze.

80 contiguous acres in Alaska’s Tintina Gold Province, 45 miles from the Pogo mine — with a permitted cabin, wood stove, and propane already on site.

A documented past producer on the south slope of Winnemucca Mountain — 2,227 tons shipped to smelter in the 1930s and 40s, freshly exposed by the 2025 fire, minutes from I-80 and the city of Winnemucca.

Historic copper-gold workings on the east flank of Freds Mountain — a USGS-mapped tunnel, adits and trenching on ground staked in three separate prospecting waves, with untested placer gravels below, 18 miles north of Reno.