Established in 1889, the Delamar mine site produced $25 million in gold and was Nevada's leading producer at the turn of the twentieth century.
Today, United Delamar Mine holds 144 patented load claims and four patented mill sites on roughly 4,000 acres, and hasn’t been actively mined in over 100 years.
If the number of $25M in gold is correct from 1895-1909 at $20.67/oz back in 1900 = 1,209,482 oz recovered. 1,209,482 oz X today's gold price of $2,177/oz is $2.6B.
With gold prices at record highs, we are looking for a company to partner with to extract the gold the old timers left behind.
Capturing 25% of that using today’s modern machinery would be 302,370 oz x $2,177/oz = $658,259,490M.
And by re-running tailings first, with advanced methods, there is potential for a Day One ROI.
There is also the possibility of capturing EV metals the old timers were not even looking for. Financing for EV metals is currently available through President Biden’s Defense Production Act ($750M) to encourage domestic production of minerals required to make batteries for electric vehicles and long-term energy storage, and to help the U.S. minimize dependence on foreign supply chains.
Drive from Las Vegas to the Delamar site is about 3 1/2 hours.
Caliente (18 miles away) is the closest town off Hwy 93.
Delamar, Nevada, United States
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