Now on Crags List just to test the waters & get your feed back, or taking offers, but if no offers, last but not least…
This will be on e-bay --àabout the middle of August, 2008, for about (1, or 2) weeks:
(first come first serve, the deal of a life time).

Notes about
The Richest GOLD Mine in Oregon = *>“The Greenback Mine”(340 acres)
(*)>& our GOLD Mine(40 acres),=(next to the Greenback mine).(S.W.)about less than 2 miles from them.

*>The Greenback property covers 340 acres in the Greenback Mining District,
Josephine County, Oregon, U.S.A.
The area of the Greenback property is situated along the contact between the
Western Jurassic belt
the West Paleozoic & the
Triassic Belts of the Klamath Mountains province.
The two belts are mostly composed of metamorphosed marine sediments and
volcanics which contain bodies of serpentinized peridotite and granitic
intrusives, apparently emplaced by thrust faulting associated with the
convergence of the North Pacific and North American crustal plates.
The mineralized zone associated with the contact between the belts is composed of
Mother Lode type quartz fissure veins that are associated with the intrusions.
Three known veins – the main Greenback vein where mining was historically
focused, the Irish Girl vein and the Greenback II vein
The Greenback vein system consists of a series of east-west striking, north
dipping, quartz fissure veins in a dioritic intrusion

Historical production reported to be over 175,000 oz. that’s $3,500,000.00 then at about $20.00 an
oz. / at today’s gold price per oz. ($950.00) = $166,250,000.00 (That's over
$166 Million)!!!!"With a capital M"

The Irish Girl vein is an immediate low-risk, high grade vein exploration target
Previous workings on 12 levels provide access to deeper extensions of the
Greenback and Irish Girl vein systems
Low-cost production potential due to existing mine infrastructure
The deposits are situated along or are adjacent to a prominent north
northeast-trending zone of structural weakness which is marked by intrusions
Quartz vein system is hosted in intrusive dioritic rock which has never been
explored for large-tonnage, low-grade porphyry gold deposit potential.
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Now that you know about the Green Back mine & what it did,
(*)>Our mine is located just under 2 miles S.W. of the Green Back mine, & only 40 acres, so if our mine is as good or even better than there’s -- I figured it would be worth around $18,000,00.00 even more, & the even better news, = it’s hardly been worked, with only 3 or 4 tunnels, but by now, they are probably all "washed out". we are retired seniors, need money, and our mine is deeded mineral rights and we are no longer able to work it.
worked with only good old fashion elbow grease. & finely, (the mineral rights), is up for sell to the highest bidder on e-bay (about the middle of August, 2008) for anyone who has the time, money, youth, experience & knows a good deal when he or she sees it.à Bidding will start @ 1.3 M & after only one or two weeks on e-bay - If you’re the one with the highest bid amount, (after this period of time), I feel you will be the winner in more ways than one. (GOOD LUCK)…

Why are we selling the mineral rights? Because of our ages, money, time, & yes we would love to keep it and get that money in our own pockets, but mother nature say’s, “Sell it or take it with you when your time is up, or give it to our kids, (which they don’t know a Gold nugget if it was put into there hands, & if they did they would ask us to turn it in for cash for them.)
Who are the owners? (#1...My mother (in her late 80’s)
(#2...My Step dad (in his late 80’s)
(#3... Me @ 64, (Wayne Jay)
(the original paper work on this claim is in the Grants Pass, Oregon court house with our only names, who have this claim for life…. Unless we sell…. Which in turn goes over to whom ever is the highest bidder):…(& the beat goes on).

Send me some feed back of what you think….. It would be most appreciated
Thanks for your time;

Wayne Jay
TheExcetraOligest@comcast.net (or leave me a message at) --->(503) 328-8077