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GOLD CLAIMS—
Valdez Creek / Grogg Crk (Alaska)

Selling 720 acres / 18 claims (40-acre claims) of State of Alaska placer mining claims. Along the east bank of the Susitna River, the claims are located on Valdez Creek. Creek is a historic gold-bearing location and a leading producer. All the claims are State of Alaska claims, they are not patented. In the ‘80s Valdez Creek (Cambior) became the largest placer gold operation in North America for about 10 years, and in the best year it produced over 100,000 ounces of raw gold. The claims are about 212 miles from Anchorage at the confluence of Grogg Creek and Valdez Creek, in the Talkeetna Mining District. The area is reached by vehicles via the Denali Highway which connects Paxson on the east with Cantwell on the west. At about Mile 79 (measured from Cantwell) a gravel road heads north along the east bank of the Susitna River and goes through the old mining camp of Denali and up in back of White Creek and on the confluence of Valdez Creek and Grogg Creek. 4 miles up from Cambior Mine. You can drive to the claims with a 4x4 or 4-wheeler in the summer. These claims have huge potential. 
—No mining equipment on site. 
—Placer gold exploration permits. 
—Great area for hunting caribou, sheep, wolf and fox. 
    (Mile 69 Denali Hwy)
—At $450/oz. gold samples assay up to $15.00 a yard. (Reference sample, 1885, Mike Balen / Jerry Hannio U.S. Bureau of Mines). Excellent ore values.
—.0369 fine ounces per cubic yard of fine grained and flaky gold.
—Ft. Knox ADL No. 539731
—Downstream Cambior company’s A channel was a 15-foot-thick pay stream that ran 10 ounces per cubic yard.
—The claims will not be sold separately. 

Contact PETER if interested 
or with questions.
Send email or Call: (206)501-6379

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