West Jackson: 40 Gold Acre Placer Claim
Plumas County, California - Gold Past Producer
The West Jackson Creek is a past producing Northeastern California placer claim for sale, measuring 40 acres alongside the Jackson Creek. Five miles from the famous Plumas-Eureka mine, the Jackson Creek shares rich mountain territory with some of the biggest gold producers of history! Act as the gateway and capture gold before it flows into the Middle Fork Feather River and becomes lost downstream forever!
The Jackson Creek flows strongest in the spring and still flows throughout the fall and the winter, making it available all year long! Pan and sluice to your heart's content using the natural waterfalls found at several spots along the creek for natural, water-based power for automated set-ups! Pan it by hand in the beauty of the Sierras in Spring and Summer, and let the machines handle the rest during Winter and Fall.

The landscape around Mt. Jackson changes yearly, with new rock barreling down the mountain every year, revealing fresh gravels and material packed with quartz and black sands galore.
Well-maintained roads carve a path to the claim site, making the site easy to park next to and access without much hiking. Picnic benches and camping sites can be found nearby, in case you plan an extended stay. If you don't, a hot meal can be found either down the road at the quaint little green touristy town of Graeagle, or up North in Quincy!
West Jackson 40 Acre Placer Claim: |
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| Type of Claim | Unpatented Placer Claim |
| Size of Claim | 40 Acres |
| Commodities | Gold. |
| Past Production | Yes. |
| State, County | California, Plumas |
| Accessibility | Good 4x4 Dirt Roads |
| Deposit Type | Cascade Range: tertiary pyroclastic and volcanic mudflow deposits |
| Cell Phone Reception | Spotty 4GLTE All Networks |
| Relics | No. |

Discovery Monument & Claim Boundaries
Discovery Marker GPS Coordinates:
West Jackson #1: 39.848740°, -120.647316°
West Jackson #2: 39.849749°, -120.651885°
This California placer claim for sale has a total claim area of 40 acres. The Creek is just a short walk from a well maintained dirt road so it provides easy access to the gold bearing gravels throughout this placer claim.
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Perimeters and Corners for Google Earth (KMZ File)
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Claim Photographs
Economic Features
| Type of Claim | Unpatented Placer Claim |
| Size of Claim | 40 Acres |
| Commodities | Gold. |
Ore Body Information |
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| Width | N/A |
| Ore Body Type | Pyroclastic and volcanic mudflow |
| Development | Untouched and pristine |
| District Name | Plumas |
Development Status |
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| Operation Type | Surface Placer |
| Development Status | Inactive |
MRDS References |
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| Mineral Resource Data System - Jackson Creek | MRDS Report |

Jackson Ridge Mineral Rights Transfer Process
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.
It's easy to maintain this claim after purchase:
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.
The filing and transfer service will be done on your behalf and completed within 48 hours after purchase. Buy this claim now with the PayPal™ link below. Online records of your claim will also be available in the local county records office and the BLM within 7 days, officiating you are a new gold claim owner!

Purchasing the West Jackson
You can now buy mineral rights online and we handle all the dirty work! We offer two pricing options, lump-sum and financed. If you're financing, it's just 25% down to get you prospecting for gold, and your happiness is always guaranteed. Contact us anytime to pay by cash or check or draft up custom payment plans for your new mine! An example below...
| Name of Claim(s) | Acres | Cash Price | Financed Price (+10% Interest) | Down Payment Required (25%) | 12 Monthly Payments |
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| West Jackson | 40 | $4,997 | $5,497 | $1,374 | $343 |
Cash Price
Full mineral rights transfer in 7-10 days for "Jackson Ridge"
Official certificates of location, claim location and digital parameter maps
Email based support for claim maintenance and questions
Owner Financed
Temporary conveyance of mineral rights
You get full access to mine the claim during the finance period
Email based support for claim maintenance and questions
- 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 Plumas County Recorders Office and the California Bureau of Land Management officiating you as the new claimant within 10 days of purchase.

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