GR6 & GR7
These two claims are less than one mile from the famous High Bar Gold Mine, made famous by Discovery Channel's GOLD RUSH! Standing on GR6 & GR7 you can look across the valley and see the High Bar. Placed in one of the richest mining districts Pine Creek is famous for producing gold nuggets as large as 14 ounces.
You'll find the 40 acres for sale here among some of the richest gold-bearing property currently for sale in Oregon. Already proven out live on TV here's your chance to be apart of mining history with virgin land in Baker County, OR --- within a stones throw of the famous filming location of "GOLD RUSH!"
The High Bar mine was featured in Season 7 of "Gold Rush" that the Hoffman Crew leased when they moved out of the Klondike. Looking at the satellite image above you can see the High Bar is less than 1 mile to the east of GR6 and GR7, which is completely virgin ground in one of the highest producing gold placer districts in Oregon. Now you can join in the areas rich mining history made famous by the show!
Did you Know: Discovery Channels "Gold Rush" filmed at the High Bar (less than 1 mile from GR6 and GR7 at same elevation) only mined a total of 19 hours during filming of their mining show.
GR6 and GR7 are virgin ground. Easy road access and sections of level topography, easy access to water and rich ground make these claims a once in a lifetime opportunity for anyone looking to seriously make a buck in the mining industry.
- Unpatented contiguous claims totaling 40 acres
- Entirely virgin ground
- Long mining season
- Property is easy to prospect and test
- Property has sections of level topography for a mill site
- Easy access to water
- GR6 & GR7 is not a remote region; easy access to parts, supplies and labor
- Nearly tested ground gives estimate... 1oz every 24 cubic yards and the 3' above and down to bedrock averaged 1 oz of gold every 4.8 cubic yards
- GR6 & GR7 is a placer gold deposit with no overburden. Gold begins at the surface
Photographs of GR6 & GR7
GR6 & GR7 Main Features
| Type of Claim | Unpatented Placer Mining Claim. |
|---|---|
| Size of Claim | 40 ACRES. |
| Mining Commodities | Gold, silver. |
| Accessibility | Good dirt roads, 4x4 helpful. |
| Closest City | Baker City, OR. |
| Camping | Yes. 10 Days at a time. |
| Gold Source | Year round creek. |
| Cell Phone Reception | Yes 4G LTE All Networks. |
| Mining Relics | Virgin Ground. |
Commodities
| Commodity | Importance |
|---|---|
| Gold | Primary |
| Silver | Secondary |
Location Map and GPS
| Discovery Monument | 44.525725, -117.907063 |
|---|
Economic information
Oregon State Dept. of Geology
"Bruneau claims to have recovered course gold comparable to Johnny Wyant's Pine Creek Stuff all over the best portions of the bar, plus many fist sized hunks of quartz plastered full of gold like the 3 foot boulder McChord has that was picked up there 20-30 years ago. He claims to have gotten as high as 12.9 oz. per yard for some yards, which of course isn't altogether astonishing when one is dealing with slug gold, but what is the screwiest part of the whole deal is that Bruneau claims that his test yardage recovery average $3.60 per yard."*
-Mr. F.W. Libbey, Oregon State Department of Geology, Feb. 3, 1953
*the average price of gold in 1953 was $34.84 per oz., making the $3.60 value equivalent to $150 per yard (on average), recovered during testing using $1450 per oz. of gold.
Also (1946 letter, "Wyant Placers"): "These claims have been acquired by Mr. Wyant over a period of years beginning in 1900 and they have been worked regularly and successfully by him ever since...operations have been on a small scale, handwork basis. An exceptional abundance of nuggets weighing from one half to one ounce are received regularly and two fourteen ounce nuggets together with several six and eight ounce nuggets have been found. One of these fourteen ounce nuggets is on display in the First National Bank in Baker, Oregon."
*Testing [on a portion of the High Bar mine] suggested 1 million yards that should average 1 oz of gold every 24 cubic yards and the 3' above and down to bedrock averaged 1 oz of gold every 4.8 cubic yards. (1946 Wyant Placers, page 6)
-gold averaged $24/ounce from 1900-1946
Economic information about the deposit and operations
| Operation type | Surface-Placer |
|---|---|
| Development status | Virgin Ground |
| Commodity type | Metallic |
| Deposit size | Unknown |
Geologic structures
| Type of structure | Placer, Gravels |
|---|---|
How To Start Mining
GR6 and GR7 placer claims are good for gold panning, nugget shooting, sluicing and even dredging!
- Perfect for gold panning and easy to test/prospect this claim!
- High banking. The different strata levels are clearly shown in some high banks throughout the claim!
- Get water, and start sluicing! Two nearby wells and seasonal waterflow in the creek below make easy access to water for a full-fledged sluice or trommel!
- Nugget shooting! Record sized nuggets and have been pulled out of Pine Creek, there are pickers everywhere and near the surface!
Get Started Mining for Gold - Purchase Details:
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.
When you buy this mine all paperwork and filings will be done on your behalf. All fees are paid up through Sept. 1st 2022
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Contact Us
Thank you for your interest in our mines and gold claims. If you'd like to visit one of our claims prior to purchasing, please contact us below for a temporary conveyence of mineral rights. Any more questions or comments you have can be send via the contact email below and we'll get back to you within 24 hours.
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