KIAKHO CREEK Placer Gold Claim for Sale - $3000 for 100%

-Recent placer drilling and assays on Kiakho Creek (2007) confirm gold values beyond 10 grams per ton, and averages of 1.86 grams gold per ton.

-Intersected by a forest service road on west side of property with numerous campsite options.

-500+ metres of creek frontage per side.

-Gold occurs in the bedrock units of the ridge to the west, just above the property, separating Kiakho Creek from Palmer Bar Creek

20.99 hectares / 51.86 acres. The property is comprised of BC placer tenure 1053379. It is located 7 km. northt-northwest of the community of Lumberton, British Columbia “as the crow flies”. From Lumberton, proceed west on Lumberton Rd for 4 km to a clearing ( to a right turn on a Forest Service Road. Continue for approx 7 km to the site. The claim centre is located at longitude  49.485380° latitude -115.904180°.

A speculative resource was published by Royal Crown Gold Reserve Inc. in 2007 on Kiakho Creek and Kiakho Valley, stating each MTO cell within the 8km. area could contain 16,750 troy ounces of gold. This information was calculated based on drilling, sampling and volumetrics stated in their 43-101 technical report. Sampling returned gold values up to and over 10 grams gold/ton, and a weighted average of 1.86 grams gold/ton from 16 assayed samples. The average gold values from the black sand horizon are 1.3 grams gold/ton.

All of the gold found recently has been free gold ranging from approximately 1mm in size to small nugget size. Free gold has also been found in drill hole cuttings.

The property is highly prospective for a placer mining operation of any size, with an abundant volume of gravels, water and road accessibility.

Warning - This property is offered for mining purposes only and ownership of the title to it does not include ownership of the surface rights or the right to use the surface for residential or recreational purposes.

Asking $3000 for 100%

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