GOLDEN PHOENIX MINERALS (GPXM)

[oneofsix]

I suggest you start here.... I have to admit I'm somewhat confused about your request as this informationwas posted 10 days ago.....

http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=32825108

This (prior to other events) was in the IBOX for the company.

GPXM.OB Golden Phoenix Minerals, Inc. http://www.golden-phoenix.com

Golden Phoenix Minerals, Inc., a mineral-property development company, engages in the operation, exploration, and development of mineral properties in Nevada and other parts of the western United States.
The company primarily focuses on properties containing gold, silver, and other strategic minerals. The company's mining properties include the Ashdown Molybdenum-gold Project consisting of 504 unpatented mining claims, totaling approximately 10,080 acres encompassing 15.7 square miles, located approximately 115 miles northwest of Winnemucca in Humboldt County Nevada, and The Mineral Ridge Gold Mine that consists of 54 patented and 140 unpatented mining claims totaling approximately 3,880 acres, which is located four miles northwest of the town of Silver Peak. It also holds interest in the Northern Champion property, a molybdenum property comprising five claims covering approximately 880 acres in Griffith and Broughham townships in the Province of Ontario, Canada; and the Lone Mountain Mill property, which is located in Esmeralda County, Nevada. The company was founded in 1997 and is based in Sparks, Nevada.

Radio Interview with CEO David Caldwell 21 Sep 08
http://www.golden-phoenix.com/multimedia/david_caldwell.mp3

Golden Phoenix Video Presentation
http://www.nettv.tv/goldenphoenix/

2008 Letters From The Company President - Rob Martin
http://www.golden-phoenix.com/documents/GPXMPR041108.pdf
http://www.golden-phoenix.com/documents/Q22008LtrtoGPXMShareholders.pdf

GPXM's Powerpoint presented at PDAC 13 Mar 08
http://www.golden-phoenix.com/documents/GPXM.ppt

The LIGHT at the end of the tunnel
http://ih.fotothing.com/50923.jpg

WHAT does Hitler have to do with all of this IF anything?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eVB-SSkkLnY



ASHDOWN
http://www.golden-phoenix.com/05May5_Ashdown_Mine_Rpt.pdf


Golden Phoenix Minerals President, in Internet Interview, Says Molybdenum Mining Will Be Springboard to Other Projects
http://www.stoxrox.com/gpxm.mp3


BLM Office information pertaining to Ashdown
http://www.nv.blm.gov/Winnemucca/ashdown/ashdown.htm

Ashdown Mill & Mine Tour
http://www.fotothing.com/photos/us/9555.jpg


View of the mine from the mill
http://www.fotothing.com/photos/us/9460.jpg


The tailings impoundment, note the hose marks in the tails from processing the tails when the mill was repaired in August 07.
http://www.fotothing.com/photos/us/9459.jpg
http://www.fotothing.com/photos/us/9580.jpg


PREVIOUS to processing moly this is how the pond appeared.
Notice how there are NO tailings solids/dirt
http://www.golden-phoenix.com/images/pond300.gif

THIS is how it looks a year and a half later during scheduled mill maintenance Jul 08.
http://www.golden-phoenix.com/images/reprocesstails2300.gif

This is the FIRST super sack produced from the tailings oddly enough it's ONEofSIX
http://www.golden-phoenix.com/images/TailsSack.jpg


The flotation cells where the moly is floated, skimmed and sent to the leaf dryer before being dried and bagged.
http://www.fotothing.com/photos/us/9462.jpg


Ball mill and flotation cells taken upstairs near the leaf filter
http://www.fotothing.com/photos/us/9464.jpg


The road leading to the Sylvia bypass drift
http://www.fotothing.com/photos/us/9456.jpg


FRESH off the ore stockpile
http://www.fotothing.com/photos/us/9466.jpg
The Sylvia Vein is NOT a simple straight-ahead vein - it dips to the west at 45 degrees. These are diagrams of the vein and HOW they have to approach the vein for mining and development. Similar to the stripe on a candy cane. The vein is addressed one quarter at a time bottom to top, backfilling as they go.


http://www.golden-phoenix.com/images/Az100Dip00LongXSCont900.jpg
http://www.golden-phoenix.com/images/Az10Dip00XSCont900.jpg


Mineral Ridge - http://www.golden-phoenix.com/mineral_ridge.htm

2008 Mine Tour Photos below courtesy of oneofsix, bestfitter & G.L. Morris.
Below (Top to Bottom/Left to right) : 1. The 10 Acre leach pad 2. The drill rig across from the leach pad north west of pad (pic taken looking south east) 3, 4&5. The old mine workings: Cord Mill, cyanide plant and ore shoot/tram mountings; view to the valley towards Blair where another mill was located NOTE the volcano 6&7. The High Grade Mary Drinkwater pit looking down and to the north 8. Oneofsix on the other side of the light at the end of the tunnel at the Mary Mine http://ih.fotothing.com/51103.jpg 9, 10 &11 INSIDE the Mary Mine. 12. What will hopefully be the fruits of all our labors, dore bars 1/1 ratio gold to silver (A final note - the 2004 MR Tour photos are available below and still worth looking at. Pics 7&12 are from the 2004 tour courtesy of G.L.Morris)


"The exploration potential was analyzed by identifying both mesothermal and epithermal targets. The 5 targets that were identified have potential for the discovery of 3.0 to 4.7 million ounces of gold."
http://www.golden-phoenix.com/documents/MineralRidge.pdf

IF the website shortcut isn't working, for a copy of the Technical Report contact oneofsix @
[e-mail]


Rich Dixon's hand rendered drawing of the way MR's gold mineralization lays in the ground - Full size pic:
http://ih.fotothing.com/52365.jpg
http://ih.fotothing.com/51721.jpg
The way this was explained to us..... OR they way I choose to explain/interpret what was said:
FIRST OF ALL- THE DRAWING Rich is from the OLD school of mining so unlike the the map (done on a computer) we saw that was comprised of layered gold intercepts EACH representing a grade (represented by a color on the map) plotted on a map specific to the depth/elevation of the interecept.
His drawing was done by hand based on drill core data without a computer. The computerized maps we also saw are done in sequence, according to depth, and are based on drill core data, SO the ore body is in essance is represented by MULTIPLE maps representing the drill depth and it's layers of significant gold intercepts 1 contour line at a time.

The mineralization at MR is layered like a pie crust, thus when miners who didn't understand the mine mineralization conducted mining operations and exploration with the methods available at that time in history, they missed much of the mineralization, sometimes by as little as 5 ft..... Core drill intecepts will vary up and down the length of the cores due to this layering (of varying high grades). Core drills of this property have been as deep as 1500 ft (just to be sure). When you take in the view at MR, one can begin to understand WHY they stopped WAY short of finding ALL the gold. BACK THEN it must have been a nightmare to live and work out there and the nature of the gold deposit coupled with the terrain probably made finding MORE gold out there (that wasn't waving at you) dangerous an not cost effective. STILL they were THERE to be sure.... the jail is still there, the bunkhouse or what's left of it.... old ore chutes. http://www.golden-phoenix.com/Projects/Mineral-ridge/mr_history.htm
http://ih.fotothing.com/52720.jpg
http://ih.fotothing.com/52721.jpg
The nature of the property's mineralization (one of the FEW anticline(peak)/syncline(valley)type gold deposits that have NOT weathered away) COUPLED with War Production Board Order L-208, issued in 1942, calling for the closure of operative gold mines during WW II (that stopped gold & silver mining) and the difficult terrain conspired to "PROTECT" MR from furthur exploration/exploitation and preserved the majority of the gold/silver deposit there in its current state. The property is under explored and barely exploited. PERSONALLY I can't believe we drove around on the property in 15 passenger Vans... there were a few roads that I personally MYSELF would not have attempted in a van full of people. Kept looking for the Big Horn Sheep, there's a REASON they like it out that way..........
Don Prahl (my tour guide) drove us safely everywhere we needed to go. Check out the map below and pay special attention to the lines showing elevation on the map. CONSIDERING THE MILL WAS ON THE VALLEY FLOOR...... IT WAS/IS NO SMALL FEAT TO MINE THERE.


Photo of topgraphical map of MR; Right: The Brodie Pit - INTERESTING mineralization runs from Brodie through to the otherside of the Mary mine.
Full Size Pic http://ih.fotothing.com/50939.jpg ; http://ih.fotothing.com/52366.jpg
Aerial View: http://www.mapquest.com/maps/map.adp?city=Blair&state=NV&country=us#a/maps/l:::Blair:NV::US:37.793098:-117.6483:city:Esmeralda+County/m:hyb:7:37.793098:-117.6483:0::/io:0:::::f:EN:M:/e

The ore structure at MR takes sort of a wave formation, and may also contort/convolute back on itself. In its development stage, the alaskite expanded, thereby segregating the layers of gold bearing limestone/quartz. It is the combination of the striated/layered effect of the gold bearing limestone/quartz, with the convolutions of the deposit, along with the steep mountain contours which have the potential to create multiple ore zones, creating the exploration challenge and also potential for overlooked/previously unexplored resources at depth.
There is an EXCELLENT VISUAL interpretation of that statement IN the Brodie Pit. There you can SEE the folds and undulations of the geology as they occurred. I didn’t personally get to go look at this anomaly in the Brodie pit, BUT I do remember the direction the flat wall faced. I’m fairly sure it was North East. http://www.golden-phoenix.com/images/Pit300.gif
Thanks to Bestfitter, I got an EXCELLENT shot of this up close. In the picture above, you can see it on the other side of the shareholders to the upper right side of the picture trending down to the bottom left. My reasoning for the North East direction for this rock is because I saw it AGAIN later in the day INSIDE the Mary Mine and due to the tour discussion of removing the entire top of a ridge that had 3 Power poles on it opposite from the Drinkwater Pit.

APPARENTLY the mineralization there continues in a North Easterly direction from Brodie through the mountain towards the Mary Mine workings and in line with a ridge supporting three power poles (the overburden/roof of the Mary mine)…… I BELIEVE IF there was anything to look for at the mine that could indicate additional sources of high grade gold, THIS IS IT. The same striations and colors occur freely throughout the Mary mine. http://ih.fotothing.com/52366.jpg

When observing the maps of the property ARMED with the visual information afforded on the tour and the information (albeit older info) from the original website, maps of the ore bodies and KNOWN mineralization, one can begin to piece together a picture of WHAT it is that we have out there via Brodie and Mary. http://www.golden-phoenix.com/Projects/Mineral-ridge/mr_deposits.jpg

Add to this that the drawing by Rich Dixon WASN’T just an example of what is happening at MR. It has a compass direction on it. The direction is NW…… when examining the maps of KNOWN orebodies and comparing the depths of their occurance, you find that the Mary Drink water pit and the Mary Mine mineralization actually trends NW while in some places, mineralization trending in a North Easterly direction would indicate that the bands of mineralization are possibly JOINED where there would normally be a gap.

“The exploration potential was analyzed by identifying both mesothermal and epithermal targets. The 5 targets that were identified have potential for the discovery of 3.0 to 4.7 million ounces of gold. These targets are 1) the down dip extension of the Mary Drinkwater zone, 2) the up dip extension of the Mary Drinkwater zone under Deep Springs Hill, 3) The NNE structural zone trending through the Drinkwater deposit, 4) the Brodie NNE structural zone to Oro Monte, and 5) the Brodie-Missouri WNW structural zone. By drilling these targets, the mineable ore reserves held on the property will increase significantly.”

The 52 miles of underground workings in the Mary mine ( http://ih.fotothing.com/52829.jpg ) include a single very large hi grade lens, the Cord Stope from which was extracted something in the area of 300,000 ounces of gold. THIS is where they said we have “30 rock” 30 opt. The Brodie pit, site of the 26 ounce per ton (opt) 5 foot intercept, was originally developed by mining a hi grade lens of 12 opt…….. THEN it could be said we have “26 rock” at Brodie on the OPPOSITE end of the Mary Mine mineralization. The Mary Mine is by NO MEANs played out. They stated that they feel the mother lode for this system was never found...........

It is 5,000 ft from Brodie to Mary North and South's North East edge. Aprox. 3,750 ft of that length (from Brodie to Mary) is NOT represented by an ore body on any of the old maps. Mary North and South are North East of Brodie. The KNOWN mineralization covered by the old maps shows mineralization (1000 ft in width) trending to the North West from the Mary Mine to Drinkwater and to the South East Mary LC . They do NOT connect Brodie's mineralization with Mary's although VISUALLY the rock is much the same and has the same characteristics (high grade gold) to include VERY high grade intercepts(26opt vs 30 opt) While both deposits have gold grading this high, there is not a ton of it all in one place.

IF Rich Dixons drawings are accurate we could have several bands of mineralization that trend North West on the property and are layered at depth and one that joins the bands trending NNE.

It would be important to note a few things about this map I took a photo of :
http://ih.fotothing.com/50939.jpg

1.) NOTE WD-5-9 When examining this part of the map the South West side of this hill has tight contours and the opposite end of the hill trends DOWN to the North East

2.) WD-7

3.) WHERE is WD-2-4?

WHAT is their relationship to the trend line I discussed going North East?

And FINALLY.... WHAT is WD-40 made of? (rotf)

ADD to that a photo of the Black Mammoth Consolidated Mining Company STATEMENT for July 1942 http://ih.fotothing.com/52771.jpg (taken by Bestfitter who has a friend that collects historical documents of the area) They were working 20 Stopes…. Not one of them was LESS than .1 opt SOME were as high as .7 opt. THE AVERAGE worked out around .309 opt………… compare that to some of the current day drill cores in the same area and we can see the mineralization when found seems to be consistent. The OLD Cord Mill core House http://ih.fotothing.com/52770.jpg
The land there was under explored for a reason….. it is AGAINST the law to employ Bighorn Sheep.

IF the band of mineralization and lenses occur the entire length of mountain from the Brodie Pit to the extreme end of the Mary Mine workings which is a high narrower three sided ridge angling DOWN to the North East, and the mineralization there ALSO trends North West, it is easy to see how we could indeed HAVE the ozs on the property previously discussed.

MUCH of this information is courtesy of Vinman, Bestfitter and the information received at the mine tour via Rich and Ben


http://www.golden-phoenix.com/Projects/Mineral-ridge/mr_deposits.jpg
http://www.golden-phoenix.com/Projects/Mineral-ridge/drnkwater_xsec.jpg
http://www.golden-phoenix.com/Projects/Mineral-ridge/mary_xsec.jpg

2004 Shareholders meeting and Mine tour courtesy of G.L Morris/Decomposed
http://gallery.outel.org/slideshow.php?set_albumName=GPXM

From The ORIGINAL website
http://www.golden-phoenix.com/Projects/Mineral-ridge/mr_descrip.htm

Mineral Ridge map of gold deposits
http://www.golden-phoenix.com/Projects/Mineral-ridge/mr_deposits.jpg


Northern Champion

http://www.golden-phoenix.com/northernchampion.htm

IF the website shortcut isn't working, for a copy of the Technical Report contact oneofsix @ [e-mail]
The Northern Champion mine, (formerly named the Spain mine) is comprised of five claims covering approximately 1,100 acres situated along Highway 41 near the town of Renfrew, 70 miles west of Ottawa. The claim group contains molybdenite deposits in two different types of formations located near the surface. The Northern Champion property incorporates the past-producing Spain Mine deposit and yet-to-be-developed Legree Prospect. Previous drilling indicates approximately 500,000 pounds of elemental molybdenum (Mo).

The mineralized material lies flat on the surface in the form of disseminated crystals of molybdenum disulfide ranging from 2-inch diameter to saucer-sized plates up to half an inch thick. Records show the presence of grades in excess of 1% Mo along a 200-foot strike, with exploration potential extending 4,500 feet to the property boundaries.

Mining companies need mines. They seek mines that are well suited to their scope and capabilities. They look for high grade deposits, low entry costs, and good working environments. NC fits that description. With hyperinflation bearing down, our company’s ability to sock away resources at essentially 4 cents on the dollar seems like good advance planning.


Exploration

Golden Phoenix inaugurated the new Atlas Copco drill this week(10 Mar 08) and began drilling and sampling the leach pad at Mineral Ridge. A representative from Atlas Copco was on hand to insure it performed properly. There were no problems and the drill ran flawlessly. The first day, our team drilled roughly 300 feet and has worked up to an average of about 500-to-600 feet per day and is fully operational.

17 Mar 08 - Drilling at Mineral Ridge continues. The rate of drilling out the leach pad has increased three-fold, with some days reaching 1200 feet. The average depth of each hole is about 60 feet. The rig continues to perform beautifully.


The rig is capable of 70,000 lbs of pullback, with a 60,000 lb winch and two speed high torque rotary head. The rig is being set up for reverse circulation (RC) drilling, and is sized for drilling up to 2000 feet. It is road-ready, and can self-mobilize to drill sites at any of the Company properties. Upon acceptance, a custom-designed angle package will be installed on the derrick. The angle gear will allow for drilling up to 45% off vertical. http://www.golden-phoenix.com/mineral_ridge.htm The picture on the right is on the opposite side of the leach pad, above the ADR facility and to the right of the crusher. It was also directly across from the picnic area during the 2008 Mine Tour.
GOLDEN PHOENIX LAUNCHES GEOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF DRILL TARGETS AT ITS MINERAL RIDGE GOLD MINE
http://www.golden-phoenix.com/documents/GPXMPR110807_000.pdf

GOLDEN PHOENIX FORMS IN-HOUSE DRILLING DEPARTMENT; ACQUIRES STATE-OF-THE-ART DRILL RIG TO SPEARHEAD MINERAL EXPLORATION IN 2008http://www.golden-phoenix.com/documents/GPXMPR121907.pdf

GOLDEN PHOENIX TO COMMENCE DRILLING CAMPAIGN AT MINERAL RIDGE GOLD MINE
http://www.golden-phoenix.com/documents/GPXMPR010808.pdf

Definition of Patented and UN Patented mining claims
http://www.westernminingclaims.com/

PATENTED MINING CLAIMS

NOTE:Since October 1, 1994, the BLM has been prohibited by Acts of Congress from accepting any new mineral patent applications. The moratorium has been renewed annually through the various Interior Appropriations Act. It is unknown how long this moratorium will continue.



2004 - 2006 GPXM Ashdown Chronology of Events

STARTING HERE:
http://www.golden-phoenix.com/ashdownmillsite.htm

NEXT:
http://www.golden-phoenix.com/ashdownarchive2005.htm

THEN:
http://www.golden-phoenix.com/ashdownarchive2006.htm

FINALLY:
http://www.golden-phoenix.com/ashdown.htm




Jay Taylor on GPXM/Ashdown

Al Korelin and Jay Taylor discuss Golden Phoenix Minerals.
http://www.kereport.com/DailyRadio/Daily042508.mp3

http://messages.finance.yahoo.com/Stocks_%28A_to_Z%29/Stocks_G/threadview?m=tm&bn=35367&tid=191&mid=191&tof=2&frt=4

http://www.golden-phoenix.com/documents/JTaylor120707.pdf

http://www.golden-phoenix.com/documents/JTaylor_golden_phoenix_minerals_inc.pdf





GPXM Articles by D. Stewart Armstrong

The Shoot Out at Mineral Ridge

http://news.goldseek.com/StewartArmstrong/1137696660.php

The Golden Phoenix Posse - Perceptions, Expectations, and Reality

http://news.goldseek.com/StewartArmstrong/1145977380.php

Golden Phoenix: Transitioning

http://news.goldseek.com/StewartArmstrong/1192387226.php

Beyond the Transitional Fulcrum

http://seacoast-consulting.com/site/2007/12/24/golden-phoenix-minerals-beyond-the-transitional-fulcrum/

Golden Phoenix Minerals Inc., An American Success Story - Part I & II

http://seacoast-consulting.com/site/2008/05/29/golden-phoenix-minerals-inc-an-american-success-story-part-i/#more-153
http://seacoast-consulting.com/site/2008/07/26/golden-phoenix-minerals-an-american-success-story-part-ii/#more-159



Good Golly Miss Moly - by Mike Kachanovsky

http://www.golden-phoenix.com/documents/RW5859.pdf



The Mining Record Ashdown Nov 06.pdf

http://www.golden-phoenix.com/documents/Ashdown.pdf




THE REAL DEAL & Looking Beyond Our Ski Tips...

Don and Diana Prahl: The new faces of mining in Denio

http://www.golden-phoenix.com/boards_view.htm







Where we WERE:

A tale of 2 mines http://www.silverbearcafe.com/private/twomines.html

A tale of 2 mines Part 2 http://www.321gold.com/editorials/martin/martin081104.html

BLAST from the past PRs
http://70nova.homeip.net/webs/gp/






Information:

http://www.investorshub.com/boards/board.asp?board_id=3380

Daily Chart http://stockcharts.com/c-sc/sc?s=gpxm&p=D&yr=0&mn=6&dy=0&id=p98209470351&r=4....

Current weekly Molybdenum price chart http://www.infomine.com/investment/metalschart.asp?c=molybdenum&u=lb&x=usd&r=1y&subm....

Current weekly Molybdenum price by Indianmetals http://indianmetals.com/prices/prices.php?state=showforminor

1,2,3's of Molybdenum mining and milling http://www.imoa3.webinfoserver.com/Default.asp?page=27

Mining Company Builder
http://www.miningcompanybuilder.com/index.html
A must for gold bugs
http://kcast.kitco.com/

Molybdenum Board
FROM EXPLORATION TO REHABILITATION: THE LIFE OF A GOLD MINE
http://www.doir.wa.gov.au/documents/LOAM_1_Exploration.CV.pdf





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