There is no telling what happened to the 68 claims that were purchased for AUMN. We know they did exist because the fees for the claims and expenses for those claims were paid for with RUSL funds written on RUSL checks. Unfortunately when these shells change names and ownership there is never an accounting for the assets previously owned and the previous CEO is never held accountable for anything. It's a license to steal. Take a look at the history of PNHL, it was a Vitamin and supplement co. and bought a work out equipment company with shareholder money then just up and said it was too expensive to operate as a public company and took all the assets and sold the shell. Now its trading as GT Automotive Legends and the former CEO of PNHL is on the board as a consultant. These crooks can get away with anything it seems. jmho