The Prospector's Paradise Placer Mine is located about 60 miles Northwest of Phoenix in central Arizona on the outskirts of the Bradshaw Mountains.  It's in the Rich Hill/Weaver Mining District in a proven gold producing area.  The Beehive mine and Octave mine are a short distance to the North of this site and probably contribute to the gold located on site.  The Octave lode mine has about 25 miles of workings and was the largest producer in the area.  The geology of the area consists of Pre-Cambrian Granite and Schist, mantled by Tertiary gravels.  Pre-Cambrian to Tertiary quartz veins within these granites and schist provide the gold that erosion has concentrated into area washes.  These veins are also the source of the lode deposits in the area.  The streams and washes generally drain to the south as the higher elevations are to the north.  The veins are up to three feet wide and occasionally carry mineralized oxide ores.  Black sands (Magnetite), Hematite, Limonite, Olivine and Quartz are present in the wash areas.

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The information in the two .pdf files below came from the previous owners of the claim and the surrounding leases they had.  We make no claim to how accurate their information is.  The sampling was done under the supervision of a Geologist from Las Vegas who does a lot of projects in this area.  It contains information regarding their findings on the claim and information on the surrounding leases.  To be perfectly clear, not all of the information in the packet is relevant to the Prospector's Paradise Claim we are offering.  We are only offering the claim(AMC396028) itself, without permits and without equipment.  It has been permitted in the past and I do not see any problems with getting this permitted again quickly.  Much of the exploration work has been started proving the presence of gold and estimated values.  This in itself adds great value to the site.