Rich Gold and Silver Mines Being Reopened
Learn about our Efforts to Reopen the Mines
Rich Gold and Silver Mines Being Reopened
Learn about our Efforts to Reopen the Mines
Our History and Future
The Warren Minerals District was discovered in 1862. Gold production of the district has been estimated at $255 million. High grade ore was exhibited at International World Fairs and Exhibitions. The richest mines in the district were owned by Unity Gold Production Company. The Warren Times stated that “Unity Gold Mines rank among the richest mines in Idaho” and in 1896 “An ore specimen as large as a man's body assaying $11,155 (540 oz/gold/ton @ $20.67/oz) was shipped to the Boise Stock exchange”. The Lindgren Report (1900 USGS) stated that Unity's Little Giant mine averaged 5.6 oz/gold/ton and 30/oz silver. The Allen Report - 1987 - A&M Exploration, Ltd. stated “Locally the veins carry extremely high gold and silver values.”
The Unity Mines were proven producers and the properties were listed on the NYSE OTC and paid dividends for years, until closed by the U.S. Government for the WW2 effort in 1942.
Unity GoldSilver Mines, Inc., previously named Unity Gold Mines, is working to re-open these once famous rich producers.
On June 4, 2019, Unity entered into a ten-year open ended contract with Endomines Idaho, LLC, which is a subsidiary of Endomines AB, a company based in Finland. Endomines agreed to spend $500,000 in exploration and development work on the Unity properties in the first two years to determine the feasibility of profitable mining on the property. The Covid Virus, a “Force Majeure” event, caused delay in Endomines efforts. They currently are providing environmental maintenance only on their North American properties. Endomines maintains a strong interest in the Unity Property potential. Endomines is a financially strong, successful mining company and Unity's Directors believe that Unity is fortunate to forge an alliance with a well-qualified mining group such as Endomines.
