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>>5627288 (PB)
The biggest gold strike in history, the last great Goldrush was the Klondike.
The mother lode has never been found.
The only gold strike in history where the source of gold was never located.
Except that it was.
Then it was hidden.
By the Guggenheims, who represented certain European banking interests.
Right.
What happens to the price of gold when an ore body larger than all previous discoveries in history combined is found?
What families store their wealth in gold?
The missing gold is right where it should be, under King Solomon's dome.
Many of the claims in the area are owned by Frank Guistra. He holds those claims in an area which has been tested repeatedly and declared to be gold free. Why is that?
Given Guistra is a toxic dwarf, the claims he holds may well be legally invalid.Mining law is peculiar claims must be staked in person - though once staked, maybe legally conveyed.
Canuck lawfags may wish to research what happens when the owner of mining claims is found to have obtained them with the proceeds of criminal transactions.
Mining law is peculiar because it was We the Peoples' law, formulated in mining camps of California and the Dakota territory. It emphases equity.