Kingman Mineral Trust (KMT) has acquired 55 (long hidden and forgotten) mining claims totaling over 1000+ acres. The claims, when they were operating in the past, produced extraordinary amounts of gold, silver, copper, lead, zinc etc.

KMT is located 100 miles S.W. from Las Vegas in Mohave County Arizona and across the Cerbat Mountains ridge from Mineral Park. Mining in the area began in 1871. The mines produced primarily silver, gold, copper, lead and zinc. A 2013 report said that the Mineral Park Mine (across the ridge from KMT) now represented one of the largest copper reserve in the United States and the world. Where there is copper there is Gold & Silver.

Our (long hidden and forgotten) claims, have a very interesting history of high productivity. There are 7 documented ore veins that crisscross our property with multiple tunnels, trenches, and surface ore/tailing piles. Past geological reports estimate the mineral value at $4B+ with the potential of $40B+ factoring in rare-earth minerals. Historical reports of our claims indicate only 10% of the mineral value has been extracted.

KMT is implementing a 3 Phase mining re-development strategy:

Phase 1) initiate with Prospector Level operation (no permitting required)
Phase 2) create the Mining Plan for Mining Permits (medium scale mining operations) Phase 3) implement large scale operations based on Mining Plan.

Phase 1: Prospector Level (no permitting required) operation. This enables us to process surface ore piles through a small mobile prospector plant that can process 1 ton of ore per hour. The mobile plant will operate 5 hours per day. The ore pile we will start with is assayed at (an amazing) 70 oz of free-gold per ton, we are conservatively estimating 10 oz per ton to be extracted on site, the remaining concentrates will be set aside for further processing at a later time. KMT has multiple piles of over 5,000 tons of ore and tailings per pile. Phase-1 production estimates 5 ton per day x 10 oz per ton @ $1,800 per oz = $90,000 per day.