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2 Unpatented Placer Claims · 40 Acres · La Paz County, Arizona
$10,000
Cash price; owner-financing available. Assessment fees paid through Sept. 1, 2026.
2x 20-Acre Placer Mining Claims
On the flank of the Plomosa Mountains between Quartzsite and Bouse, the Arizona Bedrock Gold 008 & 009, two 20-acre unpatented placer claims, sit inside one of Arizona’s oldest gold districts — the same territory prospectors have worked since the 1860s, a short walk east of the old Stafford gold-copper workings!
Claimed just due East of two historical gold- and copper-producing mines, the Arizona Bedrock Gold sit in a good spot for two reasons: they share the same gold-veined andesitic volcanic rock that the Stafford and Shamrock mines were using to obtain their haul, but also sit in a natural erosion zone. With mines in the area reporting heavily oxidized, mineralized material, it suggests that the golden host rock has been slowly worn away by the occasional monsoon, creating pockets of recently weathered gravels that likely contain the very same gold the Stafford miners dug deep for! Almost a century of time has passed since the old timers first staked and panned this land – and that means a century of freshly shuffled gravels await any man willing to pan these red sands!
The Plomosa district has given up an estimated 25,000 ounces of gold, 129,000 ounces of silver, plus copper, lead, barite, and manganese across its lifetime, and it sits within the same west-Arizona detachment-fault gold belt that hosts the half-million-ounce Copperstone mine just up the road. The district has proven itself to men for 160 years, and there’s still more hiding in those mountains!
With easy drive-up access off the paved Plomosa Road, the Arizona Bedrock Gold claims are easy to access and mere minutes from Interstate 10 and the Quartzsite gem shows. Winters here are made for working — mild, dry, and sunny from November through spring while the rest of the gold country is under snow. Camp on the claim, run your dry washer in shirtsleeves in January (or haul in your own water and make finding gold a cinch!), work the claim and maybe find some golden pocket money year-round!
The sun peeking over the mountains near Quartzsite, AZ – Photo thanks to Alamuki, under CC License 3.0; no changes
An abandoned mine close to Quartzsite, AZ
| Type of Claim | 2x Unpatented Placers |
|---|---|
| Size of Claim | 40 Acres |
| Commodities | Gold, Silver, Copper |
| Past Production | No. |
| State, County | Arizona, La Paz |
| Accessibility | 1/4 Mile Hike from Well-Maintained Dirt Roads |
| Deposit Type | Andesitic Volcanic Rock |
| Cell Phone Reception | 4GLTE All Networks |
| Relics | No. |
| NE | 33.663943°, -113.883905° |
|---|---|
| NW | 33.663952°, -113.886021° |
| SE | 33.660308°, -113.883899° |
| SW | 33.660326°, -113.886108° |
| NE | 33.663943°, -113.881789° |
|---|---|
| NW | 33.663943°, -113.883905° |
| SE | 33.660311°, -113.881688° |
| SW | 33.660321°, -113.883905° |
| Monument | 33.661160°, -113.885442° |
|---|
| Monument | 33.662373°, -113.882614° |
|---|
Corner and monument coordinates (WGS84) read from the claim’s official Google Earth KMZ boundary file.
| Type of Claim | Unpatented Placer Claim |
|---|---|
| Size of Claim | 40 Acres |
| Commodities | Gold, Silver, Copper |
| Width | N/A |
|---|---|
| Ore Body Type | Middle Miocene to Oligocene Volcanic Rocks |
| Development | Undeveloped |
| District Name | Bear Hills |
| Operation Type | Surface Placer |
|---|---|
| Development Status | Inactive |
A mining claim gives the holder the right to mine on mineral-rich land that belongs to the federal government. Mining claims are a tangible asset and show proof of all interests in minerals in the area. They can be bought, sold or used as collateral, just like any other piece of real estate.
A mining claim can be sold, traded, leased, gifted, willed, used as collateral or transferred in part or in its entirety just like any other real property using a quitclaim deed which is a recordable conveyance. Questions about the transfer process can be answered by contacting us anytime. All fees and paperwork current and assessment fees are paid through Sept. 1st 2026.
If you have less than 10 claims, you are eligible to file a small miners exemption and the cost to maintain is only $10 per year per claim. Contact us anytime for help maintaining your claim. Full details on maintaining your claim can be found on the BLM’s website here.
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Contact UsAfter your purchase is complete you will be requested to fill out our new claim owner form with your name/address or add any additional claimants you want on the claim.
You’ll get digital copies of your COL and Map of Location in to your claim(s) will be delivered via email via PDF format as well as Google Earth™ KMZ map file with your claims discovery, corners and points of interest.
We handle all the filing and transfer services on your behalf. Expect to get official stamped/recorded copies of your paperwork mailed to you from the La Paz County Recorders Office and the Arizona Bureau of Land Management officiating you as the new claimant within 10 days of purchase.
On the flank of the Plomosa Mountains between Quartzsite and Bouse, Arizona Bedrock Gold 008 & 009 sit inside one of Arizona's oldest gold districts — territory that prospectors have worked since the 1860s, just east of the historic Stafford gold-copper workings.
These two adjacent 20-acre unpatented placer claims are well positioned for two reasons. They share the same gold-veined andesitic volcanic rock that fed the Stafford and Shamrock mines, and they sit in a natural erosion zone where monsoon runoff has been washing weathered gravels downslope for centuries. The oxidized, mineralized material reported throughout this area suggests the host rock has been slowly shedding gold into pockets of recently worked gravels.
The Plomosa district has yielded an estimated 25,000 ounces of gold and 129,000 ounces of silver, plus copper, lead, barite, and manganese. It lies within the same west-Arizona detachment-fault gold belt that hosts the half-million-ounce Copperstone mine. The district has been productive for over 160 years — and there is still ground worth working.
Access is straightforward: paved Plomosa Road puts you within a quarter-mile of the claims, with Interstate 10 and the Quartzsite gem shows just minutes away. Phoenix is roughly 90 minutes by car. Winters are ideal for prospecting — mild, dry, and sunny from November through spring while higher elevations are under snow.
Satellite view of the claim area. Click the pin for a quick summary.
Approximate district-level location shown to protect the exact claim boundaries. Contact us for precise coordinates and a guided map.