The property is just outside of Tonopah, AZ. and has excellent 4WD road access.

The site is small by design in that the primary high grade ore has been blocked and well defined and is fully contained within the existing boundaries. The site is located in the Vulture District, famous for the Vulture Gold Mine. The mine has been called the East Vulture in the past, but the most recent historical naming is the Moon Anchor. There are a series of drill holes (core samples) which were run in 1982-1983. With this information, Sierra Amarillo Mining Company blocked out 6.9 million tons of lead, silver and gold ore occurring in andesite. President of the Sierra Amarillo Mining Company stated in 1983: "an area of 500' x 700' has been mapped to a depth of 200' at a sizing of 6,877,578 tons containing 5% lead (100lbs) per ton and 3 ounces of silver per ton. " At the time, lead was $0.14 per pound and silver was $9.35 per ounce. The property was permitted for a milling operation in 1985. Due to mismanagement that is not detailed, the company was nearing bankruptcy in 1986 and was absorbed by ASCARO out of El Paso. There was no further work completed and the property has been stagnant since. The prices of silver and lead are significantly higher in 2022 and return value on the blocked reserves is almost $950M. Recovery and processing costs would need to be subtracted from this number for an accurate assessment of value.

Contact Vendor for a GRMP-43 report that details the geology of the Moon Anchor mineral property.

Contact Vendor for a GRMP-43 report that details the history of the Moon Anchor mineral property.

This property in available for inhouse financing. Contact www.goldrushexpeditions.com for more information.