NO RESERVE Auction for 100% ownership of 70 Saddlehorn Lane Property. Property appraised at $379,000. Building insured value is $331,000. This is real property, being sold unencumbered with no liens or back taxes. Fee simple transfer. Please see legal description for more information. 6% Buyers Premium $695 Documentation/Closing fee. It is recommended that perspective buyers conduct their due diligence including in person visit to the properties. Open House dates to be announced. If you are unclear on any aspects of ownership of real property, MRO, SRO or purchase thereof, it is recommended that you seek legal advice before registering or bidding. Properties are sold as is, where is. No other warranties or representations. Legal Description: Property ID - 28-1775-01-2-01-03-0000 Powell County, Montana S01, T09 N, R10 W, ACRES 19.31, E2 GOVERNMENT LOT 4. SRO and MRO 50% MRO, 100% SRO 2023 Appraisal @$379,000 70 Saddlehorn, Garrison, Montana. An epic 19.3 acre OFF GRID Barndominium located in the hills above Garrison. Full well, approved and installed septic system. NO HOA Fees. No freeways, no highways. Just peace and tranquility. Starlit nights with no light pollution. The property has a large pole barn. There is also an 800 gallon septic system. A 320' well has been cut and permitted. Fully fenced and surveyed. Details: • The property is 19.31 acres fenced with gated access. • 1 full water right and private well. • 48’ x 72’ “pole barn” built which has been converted to a residential structure with indoor plumbing and 2 levels of usable living space. • A private well (320') that produces approximately 15 gallons per minute. • Permitted and Approved 800 gallon Septic system has been installed. • There is a seasonal creek that runs through the property and can be utilized by the property owner. • There are good county access roads to the property. • The property is fully fenced on all sides. • Satellite Internet and TV available. • Power has not been run to the property and historically a 9000 watt generator has provided power to the structure. The structure is wired according to code and the generator feeds into a fuse box panel as per requirements. • A wood burning stove is in place and has a proper chimney with arrestor installed. • The structure was built in 2016 • The main level has a gravel floor except for the restroom and sink. Plumbing is built in, to service the framed restroom. The stairs and restroom are framed in and ready for finish. The rest of the interior is rough finish with wood walls and fully insulated. • 12’ barn doors on the north side. There are man doors on the north and south side. • The upper level is finished in cedar plank ceiling and walls with framed windows, base boards and a thick berber type carpet. Finished with recessed lighting and hand cut and formed wood railings. Insulated. Finish work is required. • Double paned, insulated vinyl windows are installed throughout. • Hunting District 291 No permitting is included or implied. Bidder is responsible for all diligence and validation of information provided. 100% interest and ownership of the property will be transferred to the winning bidder. Winning bidder will receive the deed to the property, clear and unencumbered title of ownership. Property conveyance includes 100% Surface interest and ownership (SRO)- 50% Mineral Rights ownership (MRO). Absolute sale of real property. Please view all terms and condition of the auction and be prepared to abide. Ownership transferred by Quit Claim Deed with no caveats or restrictions. Warranty Deed is available at additional fee. Sale is subject to approval by seller.

NO RESERVE Auction for 100% ownership of Utah Parcel No. 01-054-0-0035/SRO. Property appraised at $34,900 in 2023. Real property, being sold unencumbered with no liens or back taxes. Fee simple transfer. Please see legal description for more information. 6% Buyers Premium $695 Documentation/Closing fee. It is recommended that perspective buyers conduct their due diligence, including in person visit to the properties. If you are unclear on any aspects of ownership of real property, MRO, SRO or purchase thereof, it is recommended that you seek legal advice before registering or bidding. Properties are sold as is, where is. No other warranties or representations. Legal Description: Parcel No. 01-054-0-0035/SRO 0.29 Acres 660 East Main Street, Tooele County, Utah. Appraisal of property is $34,900, Tax Valuation is $5,945 Over 1/4 acre right off Main street in the heart of Grantsville. The property is flat, buildable and has power and water stubbed. Fully developed on all sides. Adjacent Properties range from $400k-$550k Access Easement on south side of property (see maps). No permitting is included or implied. Bidder is responsible for all diligence and validation of information provided. 100% interest and ownership of the property will be transferred to the winning bidder. Winning bidder will receive the deed to the property, clear and unencumbered title of ownership. Property conveyance includes 100% Surface interest and ownership (SRO). Absolute sale of real property. Please view all terms and condition of the auction and be prepared to abide. Ownership transferred by Quit Claim Deed with no caveats or restrictions. Warranty Deed is available at additional fee. Sale is subject to approval by seller.

NO RESERVE Auction for 100% ownership of Orphan Widow Mine. Ordered foreclosure on the current lessees due to non-payment. Property appraised at $110,000 in 2021. Real property, being sold unencumbered with no liens or back taxes. Fee simple transfer. Please see legal description for more information. 6% Buyers Premium $695 Documentation/Closing fee. It is recommended that perspective buyers conduct their due diligence, including in person visit to the properties. If you are unclear on any aspects of ownership of real property, MRO, SRO or purchase thereof, it is recommended that you seek legal advice before registering or bidding. Properties are sold as is, where is. No other warranties or representations. The Orphan Widow Property will be sold to highest bidder with NO RESERVE. It is recommended that perspective buyers conduct their due diligence including in person visit to the properties. If you are unclear on any aspects of ownership of real property, MRO, SRO or purchase thereof, it is recommended that you seek legal advice before registering or bidding. Properties are sold as is, where is. No other warranties or representations. Documentation and closing fees of $649.00 6% Buyers premium added to each lot. Legal Description: Orphan Widow - MRO Serial: MT102155342 Powell County, Montana W ½ of Lot 6 of the NW ¼ of SEC 5 T8N R6W. 100% MRO The property has been appraised at $110,000 based at 0.1% value of surface and/or subsurface reserves. The Orphan Widow is a fully surveyed, Twenty (20) Acre Mineral property located in Powell County, Montana. An improved, clean dirt road leads south out of Elliston to the Viking Mine, sometimes referred to as the Orphan Widow or View Mine, this property is inclusive of the entire mine site. There is a workshop and tipple in front of the larger mine, and a smaller, more intact workshop/assay house near the other adit and shaft. The mines on the property have been historically worked for gold and silver. The ores around the mine show silver rich galena and some small veins of native gold. The claim is set in the heart of the Ontario (Elliston) mining district and surrounded by thick, lush, green forest. It is a very private area. The workings are documented to be cut onto a rich lode of gold bearing ore that is from 14 inches to 7 feet wide and runs to a fault line where the richest gold ore is defined at 8 ounces to the ton. The mine was last actively worked in the 1940s when the War Act forced closure. The owner ordered the entrance blasted to prevent intrusion on the workings. The mine entrance was noted as "collapsed" in 1976 when surveyed by the USGS. A 1934 report from the Montana Butte Standard noted that the Viking Mining Company was again shipping gold and silver ores averaging $300 per ton in gold and silver. In 1934, Gold was $26 per ounce and silver was less than $1 per ounce at the time. The 2014 survey reports noted that there were dumps that have remained unmoved or disturbed in the past 40-50 years. Gold with quartz and granordite host rock was common near the rock face above the collapsed adit. Additionally there were samples of quartz with visible stringers of gold found in the old assay house. There is running water on the property, this could be utilized for operations or for drinking water if properly treated. Riparian rights apply to water and timber. The Orphan Widow property was professionally surveyed and documented in 2022. Included in the sale are technical mining reports, assays, and documented mineral assets. No permitting is included or implied. Bidder is responsible for all diligence and validation of information provided. This is a NO RESERVE auction. 100% interest and ownership of the properties will be transferred to the winning bidder. Winning bidder will receive the deed to the property, clear and unencumbered title of ownership. Property conveyance includes 100% interest and ownership (MRO) of all locatable minerals. Rights to development are also included with ownership of the mineral properties. Conveyance does not include exclusive surface ownership(SRO). These properties are suitable for mineral development and mining activities. It is recommended that potential bidders obtain legal advice if they are unclear of the caveats or stipulations related to mining properties. Absolute sale of real property. Please view all terms and condition of the auction and be prepared to abide. Ownership transferred by Quit Claim Deed with no caveats or restrictions. Warranty Deed is available at additional fee.

NO RESERVE Auction for 100% ownership of Stephens Lode Property. Appraisal Value of $120,000 in 2023 This is real property, being sold unencumbered with no liens or back taxes. Fee simple transfer. Please see legal description for more information. 6% Buyers Premium $695 Documentation/Closing fee. It is recommended that perspective buyers conduct their due diligence including in person visit to the properties. Open House dates to be announced. If you are unclear on any aspects of ownership of real property, MRO, SRO or purchase thereof, it is recommended that you seek legal advice before registering or bidding. Properties are sold as is, where is. No other warranties or representations. Legal Description: Stephens Lode- SRO Parcel 183532100609 5.16 Acres State Tax valuation $63,210.00, Appraisal Value $120,000 in 2023 Property was professionally surveyed in 2021. Full Off grid site. Can be permitted for wells, septic and power sources. The Stephens patent is a 5.16 Acre chunk of property on the edge of an expanding development. The property has a gentle slope up running eastward. The Property runs up and over the ridgeline and allows clear views over Idaho Springs, Colorado. The lot is fully developable for residential or recreational use. It is at the eastern, and most desirable edge of a small community of homes built on 5-20 acres lots. The property is covered with pines and low grasses. Elevation is 9,000ft. There are several small mining prospects on the property. There is also an adit on the property. This adit is roughly 91 ft in length and does expose several quartz veins. This adit is in stable, competent rock and is fully usable. This area and district was worked for native gold in quartz from 1860 until 1940 when the War Act made gold mining illegal. The property has not been worked in any capacity since this time. This property directly borders and abuts the Chance Property. Direct access to the property is via public roads with no impediments. No permitting is included or implied. Bidder is responsible for all diligence and validation of information provided. This is a NO RESERVE auction. 100% interest and ownership of the property will be transferred to the winning bidder. Winning bidder will receive the deed to the property, clear and unencumbered title of ownership. Property conveyance includes 100% SRO interest and ownership. No MRO ownership is included or implied. Absolute sale of real property. Please view all terms and condition of the auction and be prepared to abide. Ownership transferred by Quit Claim Deed with no caveats or restrictions. Warranty Deed is available at additional fee. Sale is subject to approval by seller.

NO RESERVE Auction for 100% ownership of Chance Lode Property. Property appraised at $120,000 in 2023. This is real property, being sold unencumbered with no liens or back taxes. Fee simple transfer. Please see legal description for more information. 6% Buyers Premium $695 Documentation/Closing fee. It is recommended that perspective buyers conduct their due diligence including in person visit to the properties. Open House dates to be announced. If you are unclear on any aspects of ownership of real property, MRO, SRO or purchase thereof, it is recommended that you seek legal advice before registering or bidding. Properties are sold as is, where is. No other warranties or representations. Legal Description: Chance Lode Property Parcel 183532100611 5.16 Acres - SRO State Tax valuation $63,210.00, Appraisal value $120,000 in 2023 The Chance patent is a 5.16 Acre chunk of property on the edge of an expanding development. The property has a gentle slope up running eastward. It has clear and public road access. The Property runs up and over the ridgeline and allows clear views over Idaho Springs. The lot is fully developable and sits at the eastern, and most desirable edge of a small community of homes built on 5-20 acres lots. The property is has some pine cover and low grasses. Elevation is 9,000ft. There are several small mining prospects on the property. This area and district was worked for native gold in quartz from 1860 until 1940 when the War Act made gold mining illegal. The property has not been worked in any capacity since this time. This property directly borders and abuts the Stephens Property. Direct access to the property is via public roads with no impediments. No permitting is included or implied. Bidder is responsible for all diligence and validation of information provided. This is a NO RESERVE auction. 100% interest and ownership of the property will be transferred to the winning bidder. Winning bidder will receive the deed to the property, clear and unencumbered title of ownership. Property conveyance includes 100% SRO interest and ownership. No MRO ownership is included or implied. Absolute sale of real property. Please view all terms and condition of the auction and be prepared to abide. Ownership transferred by Quit Claim Deed with no caveats or restrictions. Warranty Deed is available at additional fee. Sale is subject to approval by seller.

NO RESERVE Auction for 100% ownership of Cabell City Mineral Property. Sixty (60) Acres. Ordered foreclosure due to lessee default. Property appraised at $98,000 in 2022. Real property, being sold unencumbered with no liens or back taxes. Fee simple transfer. Please see legal description for more information. 6% Buyers Premium $695 Documentation/Closing fee. It is recommended that perspective buyers conduct their due diligence, including in person visit to the properties. If you are unclear on any aspects of ownership of real property, MRO, SRO or purchase thereof, it is recommended that you seek legal advice before registering or bidding. Properties are sold as is, where is. No other warranties or representations. The Cabell City Property will be sold to highest bidder with NO RESERVE. Legal Description: Cabell City - MRO Serial: ORMC178053, ORMC178054, ORMC178055 Grant County, Oregon S ½ of SEC 1, T8S R35HE, Willamette Meridian. 100% MRO The property has been appraised at $98,000 based on value of surface and/or subsurface reserves. The Cabell City is a fully surveyed, Sixty (60) Acre Mineral property located in Grant County, Oregon. The property was surveyed and verified in 2021. The Cabell City is the name for the mills around the La Bellview Mine. The La Bellview Mine portals are located on the Cabell City Property. These are strictly a gold producing property and have no record of other metals production. The property consists of the La Bellview Mine workings, three (3) excavations. The eastern-most claim contains a large shaft with a dump that measures 60’ x 60’ and 25’-30’ in depth. The material at this shaft is largely iron and quartz with some light stringer gold visible in white quartz in the dumps. The centermost property contains the largest of the workings, a large cut positioned behind a small crusher mill. There is a house next to the mill that acted as living quarters for the miners and also indicates that the mines were operated by families with wives and children as opposed to just boarding houses with men only. These workings have the remains of a large shaft, now collapsed, up in the dense forest behind the house and mill. There is a small foot path from this dump to the mill, indicating that at least some ore from the mine came to the mill for work. Finally, the western property contains a large gravity mill, examination by surveyors estimate a 75-100 ton per day, crush, shake and separation process. There is also a homestead near the mill and a barn or shed for machinery. The shaft referred to above, was likely what was feeding this mill as there is a long overgrown two track wagon road that leads from the shaft to the mill. The old mines contain nearly identical dump material, heavy with iron and quartz, the quartz is white and contains bits of auriferous pyrite and free gold. There is running water on the property, this could be utilized for operations or for drinking water if properly treated. Riparian rights apply to water and timber. No permitting is included or implied. Bidder is responsible for all diligence and validation of information provided. This is a NO RESERVE auction. 100% interest and ownership of the properties will be transferred to the winning bidder. Winning bidder will receive the deed to the property, clear and unencumbered title of ownership. Property conveyance includes 100% interest and ownership (MRO) of all locatable minerals. Rights to development are also included with ownership of the mineral properties. Conveyance does not include exclusive surface ownership(SRO). These properties are suitable for mineral development and mining activities. It is recommended that potential bidders obtain legal advice if they are unclear of the caveats or stipulations related to mining properties. Absolute sale of real property. Please view all terms and condition of the auction and be prepared to abide. Ownership transferred by Quit Claim Deed with no caveats or restrictions. Warranty Deed is available at additional fee.

NO RESERVE Auction for 100% ownership of the Independence Mineral Property. Eighty (80) Acres. Ordered foreclosure due to lessee default. Property appraised at $415,000. Real property, being sold unencumbered with no liens or back taxes. Fee simple transfer. Please see legal description for more information. 6% Buyers Premium $695 Documentation/Closing fee. It is recommended that perspective buyers conduct their due diligence, including in person visit to the properties. If you are unclear on any aspects of ownership of real property, MRO, SRO or purchase thereof, it is recommended that you seek legal advice before registering or bidding. Properties are sold as is, where is. No other warranties or representations. The Independence Property will be sold to highest bidder with NO RESERVE. Legal Description: Independence Property - MRO Serial: ORMC176447, ORMC176448, ORMC172897 Grant County, Oregon SEC 22, T8S R35-1/2HE, Willamette Meridian. 100% MRO The property has been appraised at $415,000 based on value of Measured Blocked Reserves and Surface Material. The Independence is a fully surveyed, Eighty (80) Acre Mineral property located in Grant County, Oregon. The property was surveyed and verified in 2016 and 2020. The Independence Mine is the larger development of the Cougar/Independence Mines. The Independence consists of over 2000’ of workings on gold veins and lodes running through the property. The mine was last worked in 1950 and had produced 22,509 oz of gold since 1907. Reserves have been estimated but not blocked. The ore at the 650 (main) level was reported assayed at 1.06 oz/T AU, and Gold has been recovered intermittently by small operators since 1957 until 1983. The Independence property also boasts a large mill which was in production as late as 1942 when it was completely rebuilt. Today it is largely collapsed and unusable. There are considerable tailings, of which some are working into the creek in the form of fine black sands with some fleck gold. The maps of the workings at the Independence are not complete by any means and blocked reserves are mapped and noted. The mine was shut down in 1950 due to the death of the mine foreman and never re-opened on a commercial scale. Today the mine has fallen largely into disrepair. There are some buildings intact at the main camp. The main drift is open and accessible but contains a few inches of water from blockages at the front of the mine. The entire workings have not been fully mapped since 1983 and the conditions are overall unknown. The mill building is visible and contains good waste dumps that were “poorly processed” according to historical reports. These dumps assayed 0.7 oz/T AU and 4 oz/T AG in 2016. The mine is ready for immediate development and according to oral communications shows exposed gold veins in or around the 900’ area with lodes trending generally WSW. This assertion lines up with outcrops located at old mine sites in direct line with the veins. There is running water on the property, this could be utilized for operations or for drinking water if properly treated. Riparian rights apply to water and timber. No permitting is included or implied. Bidder is responsible for all diligence and validation of information provided. This is a NO RESERVE auction. 100% interest and ownership of the properties will be transferred to the winning bidder. Winning bidder will receive the deed to the property, clear and unencumbered title of ownership. Property conveyance includes 100% interest and ownership (MRO) of all locatable minerals. Rights to development are also included with ownership of the mineral properties. Conveyance does not include exclusive surface ownership(SRO). These properties are suitable for mineral development and mining activities. It is recommended that potential bidders obtain legal advice if they are unclear of the caveats or stipulations related to mining properties. Absolute sale of real property. Please view all terms and condition of the auction and be prepared to abide. Ownership transferred by Quit Claim Deed with no caveats or restrictions. Warranty Deed is available at additional fee.

NO RESERVE Auction for 100% ownership of the Antoro Property. One hundred and twenty (120) Acres. Ordered foreclosure due to lessee default. Appraisal of the property is $1.44M. Real property, being sold unencumbered with no liens or back taxes. Fee simple transfer. Please see legal description for more information. 6% Buyers Premium $695 Documentation/Closing fee. It is recommended that perspective buyers conduct their due diligence, including in person visit to the properties. If you are unclear on any aspects of ownership of real property, MRO, SRO or purchase thereof, it is recommended that you seek legal advice before registering or bidding. Properties are sold as is, where is. No other warranties or representations. The Antoro Property will be sold to highest bidder with NO RESERVE. Legal Description: Antoro Property - MRO Serial: CMC291021, CMC294734, CMC294735, CMC294736, CMC294737, CMC294738 Saguache County, Colorado SEC 18, T47N R8E, New Mexico Meridian. The property has been appraised at $1.44M based on value of Measured Blocked Reserves and Surface Material. The Antoro is a fully surveyed, one hundred and twenty (120) Acre Mineral property located in Saguache County, Colorado. The property was surveyed and verified in 2019 and 2020. The Antoro Property is a 120-acre lode mining property located near the center of the Bonanza District. The property was located and developed in 1882. The mine is noted as a silver and gold deposit with significant Cerargyrite (horn silver) deposits. The mine has been worked and held by various companies over the years, the last of which was ASCARO who relinquished the mine in 1999. The property ranges in altitude from 11,000’ to 11,700’ with various portal sites and workings across 120 acres. The portals are all largely collapsed due to heavy snow and inclement weather. A gated culvert covers the remains of the main adit level of the Antoro at approximately 11,275. The mine contains at least three defined levels and 4200’ of workings. The condition of these workings is unknown as they have not been examined or seen in at least 39 years (1981). There are two main defined veins in the Antoro Mine, the Antoro Vein and the Poverty Vein. The Antoro Vein is largely quartz and carries values on average of 5.5 oz. p/T AG. It is a sulphide ore that contains pyrite, sphalerite, galena, chalcopyrite, and tennantite. Copper and gold content are relatively low, historically stated as .02 oz/T AU. The Poverty vein is the other notable vein in the mine and on the property. The Poverty vein reported high-grade silver/lead ore. Values from the 114 level assayed 3-7 oz. of silver. The mines suffered from the collapse of silver prices in 1892-1897 and extreme elevations and short work seasons. The mine is said to have operated for less than 3 years before it was closed to await the rise in silver prices. There is running water on the property, this could be utilized for operations or for drinking water if properly treated. Riparian rights apply to water and timber. No permitting is included or implied. Bidder is responsible for all diligence and validation of information provided. This is a NO RESERVE auction. 100% interest and ownership of the properties will be transferred to the winning bidder. Winning bidder will receive the deed to the property, clear and unencumbered title of ownership. Property conveyance includes 100% interest and ownership (MRO) of all locatable minerals. Rights to development are also included with ownership of the mineral properties. Conveyance does not include exclusive surface ownership(SRO). These properties are suitable for mineral development and mining activities. It is recommended that potential bidders obtain legal advice if they are unclear of the caveats or stipulations related to mining properties. Absolute sale of real property. Please view all terms and condition of the auction and be prepared to abide. Ownership transferred by Quit Claim Deed with no caveats or restrictions. Warranty Deed is available at additional fee.

NO RESERVE Auction for 100% ownership of the Joe Wheeler Property in Saguache County, Colorado. Forty (40) Acres. Ordered foreclosure due to lessee default. Appraisal of the property is $160,000 in 2020. Real property, being sold unencumbered with no liens or back taxes. Fee simple transfer. Please see legal description for more information. 6% Buyers Premium $695 Documentation/Closing fee. It is recommended that perspective buyers conduct their due diligence, including in person visit to the properties. If you are unclear on any aspects of ownership of real property, MRO, SRO or purchase thereof, it is recommended that you seek legal advice before registering or bidding. Properties are sold as is, where is. No other warranties or representations. The Joe Wheeler Property will be sold to highest bidder with NO RESERVE. Legal Description: Joe Wheeler Property - MRO Serial: CMC294748, CMC294749. Saguache County, Colorado SE 1/4 SEC 5, T47N R8E, New Mexico Meridian. The property was appraised at $160,000 in 2020. The Joe Wheeler Property is a fully surveyed, forty (40) Acre Mineral property located in Saguache County, Colorado. The property was surveyed and verified in and 2020. The Joe Wheeler is a silver and gold property in the Alder Creek District. The Alder Creek District is famous for its rich silver deposits and easy workings. The district was immortalized by Zane Grey in his book “The Border Legion” where a large portion of the book takes place with the Miners working in the Alder Creek District. The property is made up of 3 main mines with other portals and air vents throughout. The mines are cut on a general trend that increases chalchopyrite and gold value as it deepens. The lowest portal on the property is known as the Joe Wheeler Mine and is an adit that extends roughly 175’. In wet seasons there is some water that discharges from this portal. This portal was originally known as the Golden Wave prior to 1900. This adit, or haulage tunnel, intersects the shafts that are 375’ up the hillside from the portal. There are also two small adits, both collapsed directly in line with the Joe Wheeler mine that are assumed to intersect with the upper levels of the mine as noted in historical mining reports. There is a mining camp just east of the Joe Wheeler adit. The camp is rather substantial for the location, and contains an explosives storage shed and bunk house made to house 8-10 individuals. The building is circa 1920-1940 based on the windows and chinking method of binding the logs. Near the northern end of the claims is the most recent development on the Joe Wheeler site. A headframe and hoist house, circa 1960-1980, sits over a timbered shaft. The dumps on the Joe Wheeler property are broken up into 5 distinct areas and have been individually sampled and assayed. • Dump 1, located at 11,000’, which is the northernmost site with the headframe and hoist house, contains a vastly different type of dump material than the other dumps. The material is highly oxidized and also shows a large amount of galena which appears to be lead-heavy. Samples assay at 6.809 oz/T AG, and 0.388 oz/T in AU. • Dump 2, located at 10,987’ is from a smaller mine, likely less than 100’. It is at nearly the same elevation as Dump 1 but the material is finer and shows little oxidation. Galena is present in some brown, grainy host rock. Samples assay at 1.54 oz/T AG, 0.167 oz/T AU. • Dump 3, located at 10,675, is the Joe Wheeler adit. This dump is slightly oxidized and shows pyrites, some quartz and galena. Samples assay at 2.294 oz/T AG, 0.311 oz/T AU. • Dumps 4 and 5 are in line with the Joe Wheeler adit and show similar dump material. Assays were combined for this material and showed 3.327 oz/T AG, 0.283 oz/T AU. The water coming out of the Joe Wheeler is clear and does not show oxidation or other material break down from inside the mine. The Joe Wheeler property is located high on the mountain-side and the majority of the terrain between the mines is steep. There are established 4WD roads that wind through the property. There is running water on the property, this could be utilized for operations or for drinking water if properly treated. Riparian rights apply to water and timber. No permitting is included or implied. Bidder is responsible for all diligence and validation of information provided. This is a NO RESERVE auction. 100% interest and ownership of the properties will be transferred to the winning bidder. Winning bidder will receive the deed to the property, clear and unencumbered title of ownership. Property conveyance includes 100% interest and ownership (MRO) of all locatable minerals. Rights to development are also included with ownership of the mineral properties. Conveyance does not include exclusive surface ownership(SRO). These properties are suitable for mineral development and mining activities. It is recommended that potential bidders obtain legal advice if they are unclear of the caveats or stipulations related to mining properties. Absolute sale of real property. Please view all terms and condition of the auction and be prepared to abide. Ownership transferred by Quit Claim Deed with no caveats or restrictions. Warranty Deed is available at additional fee.

NO RESERVE Auction for 100% ownership of the American Eagle Property in San Bernardino County, California. Forty (40) Acres. Ordered foreclosure due to lessee default. Appraisal of the property is $225,000 in 2022. Real property, being sold unencumbered with no liens or back taxes. Fee simple transfer. Please see legal description for more information. 6% Buyers Premium $695 Documentation/Closing fee. It is recommended that perspective buyers conduct their due diligence, including in person visit to the properties. If you are unclear on any aspects of ownership of real property, MRO, SRO or purchase thereof, it is recommended that you seek legal advice before registering or bidding. Properties are sold as is, where is. No other warranties or representations. The American Eagle Property will be sold to highest bidder with NO RESERVE. Legal Description: American Eagle Property - MRO Serial: CA105752489, CA105752490 San Bernardino County, California SEC 31, T3N R24E, San Bernardino Meridian. The property was appraised at $340,000 in 2022. The American Eagle Property is a fully surveyed, forty (40) Acre Mineral property located in San Bernardino County, California. The property was surveyed and verified in and 2022. The American Eagle is a commercial scale property in terms or development potential.The primary commodities on the property are copper and gold in that respective order. Gold is found in the primary veins on the site and consistently at an average of ½ oz. per ton. Samples from the dump piles were lower, average ¼ oz. per ton average. Chips taken from the main lode that runs the length of the property came in well over 0.6 oz/T in gold. Copper is the high value target. Assays average over 2.5% from surface and chip samples. There is also a blocked reserve on the site that is verified by the USGS . 81,650 Metric Tons (2200lbs) of copper at an average grade of 3.8%. There is also noted gold in this reserve, but the valuation was not measured. The mine was closed in the 1940s due to the metallic content not being a strategic mineral. In 1948, an entrepreneur was seeking to bring the property back to production, which is when the USGS completed their surveys and assay values. A lack of funds derailed the operations. Surveys of the subsurface working revealed carbide lamp writings and dates from 1932 to 1958. Thus, indicating there was some level of work being done at this time. The presence of two historical mill sites with no environmental impact may pave the way for the development of a new mill on the property. The American Eagle property should be viewed as a brownfield project with defined assets in copper and gold. No permitting is included or implied. Bidder is responsible for all diligence and validation of information provided. This is a NO RESERVE auction. 100% interest and ownership of the properties will be transferred to the winning bidder. Winning bidder will receive the deed to the property, clear and unencumbered title of ownership. Property conveyance includes 100% interest and ownership (MRO) of all locatable minerals. Rights to development are also included with ownership of the mineral properties. Conveyance does not include exclusive surface ownership(SRO). These properties are suitable for mineral development and mining activities. It is recommended that potential bidders obtain legal advice if they are unclear of the caveats or stipulations related to mining properties. Absolute sale of real property. Please view all terms and condition of the auction and be prepared to abide. Ownership transferred by Quit Claim Deed with no caveats or restrictions. Warranty Deed is available at additional fee.

NO RESERVE Auction for 100% ownership of the Roosevelt Property in Riverside County, California. Twenty (20) Acres. Ordered foreclosure due to lessee default. Appraisal of the property is $90,000 in 2019. Real property, being sold unencumbered with no liens or back taxes. Fee simple transfer. Please see legal description for more information. 6% Buyers Premium $695 Documentation/Closing fee. It is recommended that perspective buyers conduct their due diligence, including in person visit to the properties. If you are unclear on any aspects of ownership of real property, MRO, SRO or purchase thereof, it is recommended that you seek legal advice before registering or bidding. Properties are sold as is, where is. No other warranties or representations. The Roosevelt Property will be sold to highest bidder with NO RESERVE. Legal Description: Roosevelt Property - MRO Serial: CAMC0320146 Riverside County, California NW 1/4 SEC7, T8S R21E, San Bernardino Meridian. The property was appraised at $90,000 in 2019. The Roosevelt Property is a fully surveyed, Twenty (20) Acre Mineral property located in San Bernardino County, California. The property was surveyed and verified in and 2019. The Roosevelt Mining Property is a gold mine located in south east California in Riverside County. Desert Center, California, some 50 miles away would be the closest town with access to all needed amenities. It is for this reason that the Roosevelt remains largely undeveloped and overlooked in the harsh Mule Mountains. The range is a small grouping of high peaks, deep canyons, inhospitable to hikers, bikers or other recreation development. Gold is found in native form in the waste dumps on the site. It is in small specks but not microscopic. It was discarded as more valuable ores were being developed on the Rainbow and Roosevelt veins. The apex of both of the aforementioned veins are contained on the Roosevelt. The mine camp is established below the main haulage portal on the property. There is very little left, notably, the remains of a gear driven arrastra and a few foundations for machinery. The primary mine workings are cut intercepting and opening the Roosevelt vein, which is gold bearing, copper stained quartz with some iron showings in a granordite type host rock. There is visible gold in small quantities noticeable inside the vein in the quartz. These main workings consist of a large, stable adit which intercepts at least four (4) shafts and or open stopes. Open stopes showing where the vein was worked to the surface. Total estimated linear workings seen at in this complex is 1200’. This does not account for shafts and stopes. The total claim covers 20 acres the majority of the development of the Rainbow and Roosevelt veins. There are extensive dozer cuts and trenches run through the property. No permitting is included or implied. Bidder is responsible for all diligence and validation of information provided. This is a NO RESERVE auction. 100% interest and ownership of the properties will be transferred to the winning bidder. Winning bidder will receive the deed to the property, clear and unencumbered title of ownership. Property conveyance includes 100% interest and ownership (MRO) of all locatable minerals. Rights to development are also included with ownership of the mineral properties. Conveyance does not include exclusive surface ownership(SRO). These properties are suitable for mineral development and mining activities. It is recommended that potential bidders obtain legal advice if they are unclear of the caveats or stipulations related to mining properties. Absolute sale of real property. Please view all terms and condition of the auction and be prepared to abide. Ownership transferred by Quit Claim Deed with no caveats or restrictions. Warranty Deed is available at additional fee.

NO RESERVE Auction for 100% ownership of the Governor Property in Sierra County, New Mexico. Sixty (60) Acres. Ordered foreclosure due to lessee default. Appraisal of the property is $170,000 in 2021. Real property, being sold unencumbered with no liens or back taxes. Fee simple transfer. Please see legal description for more information. 6% Buyers Premium $695 Documentation/Closing fee. It is recommended that perspective buyers conduct their due diligence, including in person visit to the properties. If you are unclear on any aspects of ownership of real property, MRO, SRO or purchase thereof, it is recommended that you seek legal advice before registering or bidding. Properties are sold as is, where is. No other warranties or representations. The Governor Property will be sold to highest bidder with NO RESERVE. Legal Description: Governor Property - MRO Serial: NM105269601, NM105269597, NM105269594 Sierra County, New Mexico NE 1/4 SEC34, T14S R4W, New Mexico 1855 Meridian. The property was appraised at $170,000 in 2021. The Governor Property is a fully surveyed, Sixty (60) Acre Mineral property located in Sierra County, New Mexico. The property was surveyed and verified in and 2021. The Governor Mine is a series of workings just west of the Palomas Gap in the Sierra Caballos range. The mines are located in the Caballo Mountain District. Commodities of the site include Fluorite, Opal and Copper. Access to the mines is via a good, high clearance 4WD road. There is road access to all of the primary workings on the site. The Mines have a long history, placer gold deposits were worked by Spanish and Mexican miners as far back as 1500. Copper minerals were important to the local tribes for their brilliant blue color. In 1886-87, the Governor mine was located for copper, galena (silver) and gold deposits. The miners of the area were subjected to Indian attacks and the mine was abandoned by 1896. After Indian treaties, miners flooded back into the region and the Governor was worked in earnest from 1904 into the 1940's. The Governor, during those years, was mined for copper, fluorite and galena. The metal values oft times increased with depth, but miners had to cut through a thick layer of calcite and fluorite with opal. Fluorite today is highly valued for gem and mineral values. "Opalized" fluorite (opal in fluorite) is quite rare and only known to be found in the western United States. Real fluorite is difficult to come by and synthetic fluorite is what is commonly sold at rock and mineral shows. Large fluorite samples with specific qualities can sell for more than $5000 per pound in a specimen grade. The fluorite at the Governor is varied grades. Opal and Calcite are present in the vein material. There are various variations of copper based minerals throughout the site. A series of adits and shafts work through the site and allow an insight for the minerals still contained below the surface. An estimated 1,800’ of development combined on the site. The workings on the Governor are cut into stable, competent limestone host rock. No permitting is included or implied. Bidder is responsible for all diligence and validation of information provided. This is a NO RESERVE auction. 100% interest and ownership of the properties will be transferred to the winning bidder. Winning bidder will receive the deed to the property, clear and unencumbered title of ownership. Property conveyance includes 100% interest and ownership (MRO) of all locatable minerals. Rights to development are also included with ownership of the mineral properties. Conveyance does not include exclusive surface ownership(SRO). These properties are suitable for mineral development and mining activities. It is recommended that potential bidders obtain legal advice if they are unclear of the caveats or stipulations related to mining properties. Absolute sale of real property. Please view all terms and condition of the auction and be prepared to abide. Ownership transferred by Quit Claim Deed with no caveats or restrictions. Warranty Deed is available at additional fee.

NO RESERVE Auction for 100% ownership of the Defender Property in Sierra County, New Mexico. Forty (40) Acres. Ordered foreclosure due to lessee default. Appraisal of the property is $245,000 in 2022. Real property, being sold unencumbered with no liens or back taxes. Fee simple transfer. Please see legal description for more information. 6% Buyers Premium $695 Documentation/Closing fee. It is recommended that perspective buyers conduct their due diligence, including in person visit to the properties. If you are unclear on any aspects of ownership of real property, MRO, SRO or purchase thereof, it is recommended that you seek legal advice before registering or bidding. Properties are sold as is, where is. No other warranties or representations. The Defender Property will be sold to highest bidder with NO RESERVE. Legal Description: Defender Property - MRO Serial: NM105757818, NM105757822 Sierra County, New Mexico NW 1/4 SEC24, T13S R9W, New Mexico 1855 Meridian. The property was appraised at $245,000 in 2022. The Defender Property is a fully surveyed, forty (40) Acre Mineral property located in Sierra County, New Mexico. The property was surveyed and verified in and 2022. Accessible with high clearance 4WD. 20+ miles of dirt road to the site. The Defender mine site is a documented gold producing property. The site is estimated to have last been working in 1939. The site was located in 1885 and produced gold with silver and nickel which made the processing expensive. Very rare, one of a kind, and unmolested property. Possible development for placer gold mines. Historically known for gold, silver, cobalt. Subsurface workings are estimated at roughly 1,200’ with extensive stoping. Gold has been taken from the washes for the past 90 years. Quantities are reported as small, however, enough to support two homesteads on the property. Surveyors in 2022 reported gold bearing limonite with heavy skarn material. There is visible gold in the oxidized iron. The main shaft is clear but will need a new ladder. The main wash has been casually worked for gold. The material is heavy with black sand and silt. Gold recovered is reported to be tumbled smooth and in small nuggets. There has been no flake reported, which indicates the source of the gold is far upstream. There are many structures in the area. The area is very remote with no services. No permitting is included or implied. Bidder is responsible for all diligence and validation of information provided. This is a NO RESERVE auction. 100% interest and ownership of the properties will be transferred to the winning bidder. Winning bidder will receive the deed to the property, clear and unencumbered title of ownership. Property conveyance includes 100% interest and ownership (MRO) of all locatable minerals. Rights to development are also included with ownership of the mineral properties. Conveyance does not include exclusive surface ownership(SRO). These properties are suitable for mineral development and mining activities. It is recommended that potential bidders obtain legal advice if they are unclear of the caveats or stipulations related to mining properties. Absolute sale of real property. Please view all terms and condition of the auction and be prepared to abide. Ownership transferred by Quit Claim Deed with no caveats or restrictions. Warranty Deed is available at additional fee.

NO RESERVE Auction for 100% ownership of the Lucky Dollar Property in Meagher County, Montana. Twenty (20) Acres. Ordered foreclosure due to lessee default. Appraisal of the property is $75,000 in 2018. Real property, being sold unencumbered with no liens or back taxes. Fee simple transfer. Please see legal description for more information. 6% Buyers Premium $695 Documentation/Closing fee. It is recommended that perspective buyers conduct their due diligence, including in person visit to the properties. If you are unclear on any aspects of ownership of real property, MRO, SRO or purchase thereof, it is recommended that you seek legal advice before registering or bidding. Properties are sold as is, where is. No other warranties or representations. The Lucky Dollar Property will be sold to highest bidder with NO RESERVE. Legal Description: Lucky Dollar Property - MRO Serial: MT101552829 Meagher County, Montana NE 1/4 SEC12, T8N R8E, Montana Principal Meridian. The property was appraised at $75,000 in 2018. The Lucky Dollar Property is a fully surveyed, Twenty (20) Acre Mineral property located in Meagher County, Montana. The property was surveyed and verified in and 2018. Accessible with high clearance 4WD. 28+ miles of unimproved roads to the site. The Lucky Dollar Mine was located in 1880. The mine has been historically known as the Powderly Mine as far back as 1890 when it was purchased by the Powderly Company. The mine did not begin to ship ore until 1890. The mines have shipped paying ores as late as 1964. Work is locally reported to be carried out on the property as late as 1990. The mine shows in good condition from what can be ascertained from the surface. There is an adit located roughly 80 feet below a shaft on the property. Both portals are in rough condition and will need rehabilitation to be safely accessible. There are no known mappings or deposit descriptions of the mine workings. The mines do show substantial amounts of high grade galena on the surface. There is easy access to the mines on county maintained roads on public land. The Lucky Dollar (Powderly) is reported to be primarily a silver mine. Based on extensive geological reporting, it is cut on similar deposits as other larger mines in the district such as the Cumberland and the Yellowstone. These trends show small amounts of gold in sulfides to be recovered at depth. The Lucky Dollar is a part of the Castle Mountain District, which is basically an ancient volcano. The geological trends associated with volcanic deposits are text book in nature and provide excellent opportunity for profitable development. The mine portals occur at or around 6400 feet in Elevation. The highest point on the claims is 6800’. There are many structures and implements on the property. The property is very remote and there are no services in the vicinity. There is running water on the property, this could be utilized for operations or for drinking water if properly treated. Riparian rights apply to water and timber. No permitting is included or implied. Bidder is responsible for all diligence and validation of information provided. This is a NO RESERVE auction. 100% interest and ownership of the properties will be transferred to the winning bidder. Winning bidder will receive the deed to the property, clear and unencumbered title of ownership. Property conveyance includes 100% interest and ownership (MRO) of all locatable minerals. Rights to development are also included with ownership of the mineral properties. Conveyance does not include exclusive surface ownership(SRO). These properties are suitable for mineral development and mining activities. It is recommended that potential bidders obtain legal advice if they are unclear of the caveats or stipulations related to mining properties. Absolute sale of real property. Please view all terms and condition of the auction and be prepared to abide. Ownership transferred by Quit Claim Deed with no caveats or restrictions. Warranty Deed is available at additional fee.

NO RESERVE Auction for 100% ownership of the Strawn Property in Madison County, Montana. Twenty (20) Acres plus a 5 Acre Mill Property. Ordered foreclosure due to lessee default. Appraisal of the property is $661,000 in 2021. Real property, being sold unencumbered with no liens or back taxes. Fee simple transfer. Please see legal description for more information. 6% Buyers Premium $695 Documentation/Closing fee. It is recommended that perspective buyers conduct their due diligence, including in person visit to the properties. If you are unclear on any aspects of ownership of real property, MRO, SRO or purchase thereof, it is recommended that you seek legal advice before registering or bidding. Properties are sold as is, where is. No other warranties or representations. The Strawn Property will be sold to highest bidder with NO RESERVE. (SUBJECT TO SELLER APPROVAL). Legal Description: Strawn Property - MRO Serial: MT101355066, MT101355067 Madison County, Montana NE 1/4 SEC18, T2S R4W, Montana Principal Meridian. The property was appraised at $661,000 in 2021. The Strawn Property is a fully surveyed, Twenty (25) Acre property (MRO) located in Madison County, Montana. The property was surveyed and verified in and 2021. Accessible with high clearance 4WD. This is a one of a kind location, likely the sort that will never be seen again. Please view all the images, read the reports. The property is located in the Tidal Wave District in Madison County, Montana. The property is located in Madison County, in the heart of one of the richest gold mining districts in Montana. The property export is coarse free-milling gold in quartz, there is no chemical separation needed. The property boundaries cover all of the relevant workings and geological trending of the associated veins and lodes. The boundaries also encompass the apex of the lode. Historic reports and current assays from the property, taken inside and outside show high purity gold with very little sulfides ranging from .5 to 1.5 ounces per ton. These results were verified by USGS, Assay Reports, and private correspondence with relatives of the Strawn Family who reported the mine often produced 8-10 ounce of gold from high grade veins. The Mine was located and developed from 1921 to 1940 when it was closed by the US War Act. The mine was reported closed from 1945 to 1981, however, onsite examination showed that small scale work had been executed on the claim and working machinery was present as late as 2012. Surveyors’ assessment matches with early assessments that this is a high value gold mine which has remained largely undeveloped due to its obscure location which is not easily locatable. There are access issues with the site, specifically ROW access. The claims are located in a box canyon with no other access except for the mouth of the Beall Canyon. Private property covers the roads and access to the canyon, for which reason the mine has not been disturbed except for by the original locators of the mine who have worked it intermittently until 2012. The Millsite is in excellent repair and 95% intact. It has not been used since 1983 as well as can be determined. The wood structure is in rough condition, but all of the crushers, mills and processing equipment is much as it was left when working. The mines are open and stable for the most part being cut into competent rock. There is some slough in some of the lower workings, and an open stope in the mid-level workings has started to collapse on the surface and would need to be addressed. The upper workings have a small portal but could be easily modified for modern access. Overall, the site needs minor overhaul and updates but is ready to work as it is. There are many structures and implements on the property. The property is very remote and there are no services in the vicinity. There is running water on the property, this could be utilized for operations or for drinking water if properly treated. Riparian rights apply to water and timber. No permitting is included or implied. Bidder is responsible for all diligence and validation of information provided. This is a NO RESERVE auction. 100% interest and ownership of the properties will be transferred to the winning bidder. Winning bidder will receive the deed to the property, clear and unencumbered title of ownership. Property conveyance includes 100% interest and ownership (MRO) of all locatable minerals. Rights to development are also included with ownership of the mineral properties. Conveyance does not include exclusive surface ownership(SRO). These properties are suitable for mineral development and mining activities. It is recommended that potential bidders obtain legal advice if they are unclear of the caveats or stipulations related to mining properties. Absolute sale of real property. Please view all terms and condition of the auction and be prepared to abide. Ownership transferred by Quit Claim Deed with no caveats or restrictions. Warranty Deed is available at additional fee. Sale is Subject to Seller Approval.