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• Frequently Asked Questions

• Where did the B&M mine get its copper?

  For many years, it was managed by Captain Thomas Couch, a Cornish immigrant and expert miner. In Montana, the B&M relied heavily on copper mined from the Leonard and the Colusa mines, near Butte. The company owned a small smelter in Meaderville, a small town just east of Butte (now consumed by the Berkeley Pit mine).

• What is the minto mine?

  The Minto Mine is a high grade copper-gold mine located 240 km north of Whitehorse, Canada, and is owned 100% by Minto Explorations Ltd., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Capstone Mining Corp.

• Where is the Century Mine?

  Located at Lawn Hill, 250km north-west of Mount Isa in the Lower Gulf of Carpentaria, the Century mine began open-pit production in 1999. During its initial 16 years of operation, Century was one of the largest zinc mines in the world, producing and processing an average of 475,00tpa zinc concentrate and 50,000tpa lead concentrates at Lawn Hill.

• Where can i mine for gold in the us?

  Gold mining claims and gold mines for sale can be found throughout most of the US west, including California, Colorado, Nevada, and Montana. You can also find gold mine claims in Alaska. The weather around California gold claims for sale may arguably be most suitable for the longest period of mining each year.

• Did you know Australia’s Argyle diamond mine is not the only diamond mine?

  Australia’s retired Argyle mine, most famous for fancy pink diamonds, is also renowned for diamond deposits ensconced in lamproite, rather than kimberlite. Did you know Argyle was not the only... In November, 2020, we said Goodbye, dear friend , when Australia’s legendary Argyle Diamond Mine was retired.