Located south of Creede, there is excellent access to the property. Drive up High Clearance 2WD

There are multiple veins that are intercepted by the drifting, including the Smuggler, the World vein and the Spar. There are a number of faults that are intercepted through the drifts. Mineral content is discussed in historical documents. As there was no immediate access to the sub-surface workings, samples were taken from the dumps and sent for assay. Assays from the dumps north of the portal showed good silver and gold values. Reports of assays from inside the workings varied with some up to 125 ounces per ton in silver with lead and gold. Work needed at current would be to re-open the existing portal, which has sloughed and caved from overburden. There is an estimated 200’ of land side and glacial fill at the surface which will require timbering and or clearing. The drift workings are noted as stable from that point, but also noted as wet in many spaces. The faults and the location of the Smuggler Vein are the high value components of the mine that have been defined. Other ore bodies and faults have been noted but not mapped or assayed for mineral content. There is excellent access to the property. As the property moves into production, the road will only require minimal work to accommodate large dump trucks or to bring in machinery. The mine is located in high country and is usually snowed in until the end of May. Snow typically begins at the start of October. The property is located on US Forest Service property and administered by the Colorado Division of Mining in conjunction with the Forest Service. There are substantial dumps outside the mine and there were some extensive operations carried out at the site as evidenced by the infrastructure. There is a powder magazine, a workshop and a boarding house A built up load out is present on the site. The well-worn road is still visible from the load out which indicates extensive use.

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

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

Reports of assays from inside the workings varied with some up to 125 ounces per ton in silver with lead and gold.. This property in available for inhouse financing.