Explore two adjoining lode mining claims near the historic Leviathan–Germanic mining area—with documented regional history, source materials, and a clear path for buyer due diligence.
Mining properties deserve more than vague promises. Vena Aurum LLC presents its Arizona claim offerings alongside available historical records, source maps, reported field observations, and the limitations that a careful buyer should understand.
Our current offering lies near historical gold workings in the Stanton area. The nearby archival evidence is significant context—but it is not proof of reserves on the offered claims.
What buyers should knowOffered individually or together. All prices shown are asking prices for unpatented mining claim interests, not fee-simple land.
Part of the adjoining Hozho–Akei offering in the Stanton / Weaver Mining District, near historic Leviathan–Germanic mining properties.
Offered as the adjoining second claim. The seller reports physically staking adjoining claim rectangles; modern corner positions require independent verification.
*Status and acreage are transcribed from seller-provided BLM MLRS screenshots dated November 4, 2026. Verify current case status, legal descriptions, fees, ownership, and monument locations independently. The published BLM polygons are not a survey of the seller's staked corners.
We separate what the historical documents show from what still needs to be established on today's offered claims.
Federal surveys, engineering descriptions, and mining archives document historical activity in the neighboring Leviathan–Germanic area, including quartz veins and underground workings.
Historic neighboring-property evidenceAn Iron King Assay Office certificate dated January 14, 1977 records five selected samples from historic Leviathan, with a corresponding sample-location map. Results are listed below.
Historical selected samples · not from Hozho or AkeiThe owner reports recovering gold while prospecting multiple locations across the claim offering, with gold indicated in each area personally tested. This is a seller account supported by field photography, not independently certified grade testing; representative sampling, extent and commercial recoverability remain unestablished.
Seller-reported · independent verification requiredFive selected samples on the neighboring historic Leviathan property.
| Sample | Gold oz/ton | Silver oz/ton |
|---|---|---|
| 1416 | 0.302 | 0.40 |
| 1417 | 0.118 | 0.58 |
| 1418 | 0.390 | 1.43 |
| 1419 | 0.106 | 0.43 |
| 1420 | 0.956 | 1.14 |
Important: These are selected historical samples, not average grades, modern assays on Hozho/Akei, or a mineral-resource estimate.
View supporting documents (PDF)Seller-supplied imagery and reproduced historical records. Captions describe provenance—not unverified geological conclusions.
Interested in the claims? Start with the evidence packet and independently verify current records, claim monuments, access, mineral title, and the nature of the mineralization before purchase.
No. These are unpatented lode mining claim interests, not private fee-simple ownership of the surface. Applicable federal and state mining laws, regulations, and existing rights apply.
No. The five assay values come from historic neighboring Leviathan sampling. They establish historical context, not grades, reserves, or commercial value of the two modern claims.
Not necessarily. Seller documents caution that some BLM display polygons are generalized and do not match the corners reportedly staked in the field. Buyers must verify recorded locations and physical monuments.
Yes. The currently proposed combined asking price is $23,900, subject to seller confirmation and normal due diligence.
The owner reports gold recovered or observed while testing several locations across the two-claim offering. No independent laboratory confirmation of representative grades, verified sampling record, or commercial extraction study is supplied here. Buyers should conduct their own inspections and sampling.
No reserves or mineral resources have been established in the available materials. Seller field observations and historical neighboring-property evidence should not be interpreted as a resource estimate or guarantee of future production.
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