Can someone help me Identify this.

[mtnman54901]

I bought a Garrett ads 3 from a gentleman in the area,I went out to some tracks here in town and was kickin up some dust till i got a good signal,
It was an old snuf can about 2 inches down and 3 inches across. I put it in my truck till yesterday. I remembered it and pulled it out last night and opened it. I found what looks like a mine claim of some kind, dated 1941. County of San Miguel.

 

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[grasshopper]

Welcome to the forum! You will find that it's extremely difficult for someone to ID something without a picture.

Try looking at this thread and see if it helps!

http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/h...upload-attach-center-delete-images-posts.html

Congrats on your first find. Once you get hooked theres no going back...

 

[mtnman54901]

Pics now thanks.

 

[John Boy]

Sweet. Never seen one but that's a wild find

 

[mtnman54901]

I think it belongs to a mine,there is no name on it.

 

[nsdq]

welcome to t -net and that is a sweet find really a claim for a mine the is cool

 

[jewelerguy]

cool find. maybe you're the new owner of a mine

 

[got2dig]

That's cool, you may need to get you attorney that will work probono for you.

 

[g-olden years]

When my nearsighted eyes saw the words "Colorado" and "lode" pop out of your aging paper, I thought, "Wow, it probably really is a mine claim" Go for it! Even if it now exists underneath a set of condos, dude ranch, or a shopping center, you'll have a good time nailing down the location. And maybe it truly is in a highly mineralized area of SW Colorado & where you can work the claim! Have fun & keep us posted! Andi

 

[kuger]

LOL!Folks dont realize if you dont pay on assessment fee's to a claim to keep it active its Null and void after a while I guess....

 

[mtnman54901]

Yeah But I think it would worth checking into. Just saying.