Miners claim:

[Peg Leg]

I am going to have a YARD SALE in order to raise funds for the 2008 EXPO.
As I was going through my STUFF I came across a handwritten Miners claim that I have found in 1979.
In Tueson AZ.
It was written in 1912.
The claim was in the BLOOD SUCKERS GLUCH and was called NEPOLEON III. I t was in an old Price Albert can and under a pile of rocks.
Can anyone give me any idea what it may be worth.
Thanks
Peg leg

 

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[Lafitte]

The value of the claim or the Prince albert can? Just kidding!
Don't have any ideas as to worth.
I'd love to see a photo of the claim document, tho. Sounds neat.

 

[stefen]

It is illegal in most states to remove claim markers regardless of age.

 

[snake35]

It would be great if you could post a picture/scan of the claim. Thanks.

 

[Ramitt]

It is illegal in most states to remove claim markers regardless of age.

In before thread deleted.

 

[doublet2a]

Show a pic of the claim
I doubt if you get any legal problems, Heck,, I rather check the claim out


Tim

 

[Angelo]

Some on ebay.

Tony

 

[stefen]

Some on ebay.

Tony

Tony,

(Not an arguement, just a clarification of position)

There is a distinct difference from a recorded document and an original hand written claim set with an onsite monument. A original has been found and removed from a claim site...this is what is not right regardless of age of the original claim date...this is similar to a property monument.