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4 Lode Mining Claims · Eldorado District · Clark County, Nevada
$25,000
All BLM & county filing fees included. 10-day transfer guaranteed.
82.64 Acre Nevada Gold Mine
Just thirty-minutes from Las Vegas, these four Nevada gold mines, the “Deep Dynamite” claims; the NV Deep #1-3 and the TNT Claim, sit in the foothills of the Eldorado Mountains next to the historical Eldorado Mining District! The District, overshadowed by larger ones like the Comstock and the Ely, quietly pulled in hundreds of millions of dollars worth of gold and silver in at today’s values ($650 million; April 2026). The district still reportedly holds over a billion dollars of gold and silver, of which the Deep Dynamite claims take their slice of that incredibly rich ground!
With ore that produces silver and gold at a ratio of 23:1, it’s strange how long the Eldorado was able to keep this exciting bonanza a secret! The secret to the riches lies in the geological formation of the ground: The foothills upon which the Deep Dynamite claims rest consist of a heterogeneous Precambrian gneiss‑schist basement overlain by Tertiary volcanic flows (andesite, basalt, rhyolite), and finally intruded upon by quartz monzonite stocks such as the Nelson intrusive. These rocks are cut by north‑south‑trending normal faults and detachment surfaces that have provided the conduits for hydrothermal fluids, producing quartz‑calcite veins with adularia‑sericite alteration – creating the high-grade environment that produced the Eldorado District’s characteristic 23:1 silver-to-gold bonanza!
However, the Deep Dynamite claims sit apart from fellow mines deeper in the mountains of the Eldorado. While pocked with prospect pits and trenches, the foothills were barely touched. Away from the precipitous heights of the mountain and wonderfully easy to access, the Deep Dynamite claims quietly made the discovery and tunneled for the same rich ore that made many miners rich, without the trouble or traffic!
This bonanza ore isn’t just talk, though. Recent assays performed on the site of the Deep Dynamite has revealed that the claims are touching upon the same, good ore (photos of the assays below!). Better yet, the known association with iron, lead, and zinc further confirm the ore coming from the same Eldorado fault structure, while giving additional value to the already valuable ore.
Lode mining the mountains made many men rich, but placer mining also yielded many ounces of gold! While not as popular or as richly profitable as digging deep in the mountains and foothills of the Eldorado, the dry creeks that snake around these mountains are known to hold gold too. In the few short years before the closure of the district due to the Second World War, miners had begun pulling up hundreds of ounces of placer gold from these dry creeks — proof that the gold has naturally exposed itself on the surface enough to fill the rivers and creeks with free gold! The fortunate owners of the Deep Dynamite hold the rights to their own sections of dry creek, that serve to tempt any miner who gets near to try their hand in getting lucky…
This mix of lode and placer makes the Deep Dynamite claims perfect for new and experienced miners alike. One day, you may test the strength of your arms to get the heavy, gold-laden ores out of the depths of the mountain from the established shaft on the NV Deep #1, and the next, try your hands at shaking some gold free of its dusty prison on the sunny surface of the TNT Claim! If you want a mix of both, try hard-rock mining the trenched pits of the NV Deep #2-3; underdeveloped claims that have hit upon pay-dirt via trench cuts, but that need a few extra swings to make it worth it!
These four claims sit a mere mile down well-maintained dirt roads from Highway 95. Close enough for a day-trip or an after-work excursion for the locals of Boulder City and Las Vegas, you don’t need to reserve a whole weekend to start mining your claims! Better still, Vegas is known to be the best-equipped town in Nevada for mining supplies to date. Aside from warm meals and hot showers, getting new equipment to your site is as easy as driving up the road and shaking a few hands!
If you’re interested in purchasing these unpatented Nevada gold mines, please email me here.
| Type of Claim | Unpatented Lodes; NV101922052, NV101922053, NV106371554, NV101921595 |
|---|---|
| Size of Claim | 82.64 ACRES |
| Mining Commodities | Gold, Silver |
| Accessibility | Well-Maintained Dirt Roads |
| Closest City | Las Vegas, Nevada |
| Camping | Yes. Up to 14 days at a time |
| Prior Workings | Yes |
| Cell Phone Reception | Bars on All Networks |
| Type of Deposit | Lode |
| NE | 35.788829°, -114.922604° |
|---|---|
| NW | 35.791345°, -114.926617° |
| SE | 35.787490°, -114.923782° |
| SW | 35.790013°, -114.927765° |
| NE | 35.788466°, -114.920972° |
|---|---|
| NW | 35.789074°, -114.922877° |
| SE | 35.784735°, -114.923108° |
| SW | 35.785321°, -114.925009° |
| NE | 35.783991°, -114.924090° |
|---|---|
| NW | 35.784552°, -114.925996° |
| SE | 35.780175°, -114.925990° |
| SW | 35.780734°, -114.927889° |
| NE | 35.782356°, -114.922711° |
|---|---|
| NW | 35.782923°, -114.924621° |
| SE | 35.778555°, -114.924612° |
| SW | 35.779119°, -114.926518° |
| Operation type | Lode |
|---|---|
| Development status | Established |
| Commodity type | Gold, Silver |
| Deposit size | Unknown |
| District Name | Northern Bound of Eldorado Mining District, Clark County |
|---|---|
| Deposit MAS/MILS ID |
Nob Hill Group — MRDS #10103560 Eldorado Gold Property — MRDS #10310510 Dolores Mine — MRDS #10149776 |
| Type of Structure | Younger andesite and intermediate flows and breccias |
|---|---|
| Structure Description |
Igneous > Volcanic > Mafic‑volcanic > Basalt (Flow, Volcaniclastic‑volcanic breccia) Igneous > Volcanic > Mafic‑volcanic > Andesite (Flow, Volcaniclastic‑volcanic breccia) Igneous > Volcanic > Felsic‑volcanic > Rhyolite (Flow, Volcaniclastic‑volcanic breccia) Igneous > Volcanic > Felsic‑volcanic > Dacite (Flow, Volcaniclastic‑volcanic breccia) Igneous > Plutonic > Granitic > Quartz monzonite (Nelson quartz monzonite) Metamorphic > Foliated > Gneiss (heterogeneous series, garnetiferous granite gneiss) Metamorphic > Foliated > Schist Sedimentary > Clastic > Conglomerate (Temple Bar conglomerate) Sedimentary > Clastic > Gravel, sand, silt, clay (Recent alluvium) |
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.
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After 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 Clark County Recorder’s Office and the Nevada Bureau of Land Management officiating you as the new claimant within 45 days of purchase. Then officially enjoy mining gold on your own land!
The Deep Dynamite Claims consist of 4 lode mining claims located in the historic Eldorado District of Clark County, Nevada. The Eldorado District has been a significant producer of gold, silver, and base metals since the late 1800s, with numerous historic mines and prospects dotting the landscape.
Primary and secondary commodities on these claims include:
The Eldorado District is underlain by Precambrian metamorphic rocks and Tertiary volcanic units that host epithermal and mesothermal vein systems. Historic production from the district has included significant quantities of gold and silver, with associated zinc values. The multiple claim package provides extensive ground coverage over the mineralized trend.
The Deep Dynamite Claims are situated within the Eldorado Mining District of southern Nevada, an area with a long history of precious and base metal production. The claim area is characterized by:
The 4-claim package provides substantial ground coverage over the mineralized trend, offering both immediate development potential and long-term exploration upside. The claims are suitable for small-scale mining operations and systematic sampling programs.
The Eldorado District in Clark County, Nevada, has been an important producer of gold, silver, lead, and zinc since the late 19th century. The district encompasses a large area of altered volcanic and metamorphic terrain with numerous mines, prospects, and mineralized structures.
Historic production figures from the district are significant, with thousands of ounces of gold and silver recovered over more than a century of mining activity. The district saw renewed interest during periods of high metal prices, and the multiple claim holdings in the area continue to attract modern prospectors.
The Deep Dynamite Claims sit within this proven mineralized corridor, offering both the security of a historic district and the upside of underexplored ground across four contiguous claims.
Satellite view of the claim area. Click the pin for a quick summary.
Exact claim centroid shown on satellite imagery — computed from the claim's published corner coordinates.