Alaska Mining Stock Certificates

1926 MOTHER LODE COALITION MINES COMPANY - Incorporated (in 1918) Under the Laws of the State of Delaware - This was an Alaska copper / silver mine located in the Copper River Basin. The ore was processed at the Kennecott Mill. To the best of my knowledge, this company was controlled by the Kennecott Mine.
Price - $30.00

1908 YUKON BASIN GOLD DREDGING COMPANY, LTD. - Gold placer operation located on the Stewart River. Hand-signed by former Yukon Territory governor, William Ogilvie as company president. Price - $250 SOLD

1910 STEWART RIVER GOLD DREDGING COMPANY, LTD. - The Stewart River flows west through the Klondike where it terminates into the Yukon River.
Price - $220

1909 THE CONSOLIDATED ALASKAN COMPANY - The Consolidated Alaskan owned gold-bearing placer and quartz mines in the vicinity of Nome, Alaska. Issued to Bryant Bartlett. Signed by J. P. Radcliff as president. Price - $45.00

1908 ALASKA MEXICAN GOLD MINING COMPANY - The Alaska Mexican gold mine was on Douglas Island, and eventually became part of the Alaska Juneau GMC.
Price - $175 SOLD

1909 ALASKA MINES SECURITIES COMPANY - This company owned 3 mining operations; Hadley Consolidated Copper Company, Uncle Sam Copper Company (located near Hadley, Alaska) and the Big Tiger Gold Mining Company in Nevada.
Price - $85.00 SOLD

1895 ALASKA UNITED GOLD MINING COMPANY - The Alaska United GMC held property on Douglas Island. Numerous punch cancellations are common on early certificates from this company.
Price - $59.00 SOLD

~ Old Stock Certificates Make Great Gifts.... and Always look Nice Framed in the Home or Office ~

This is an original postcard from around 1910. It shows $1,200,000 in gold bullion bars, gold coins (on top), and buckets full of gold ore from Alaska. Imagine what this would have been worth today!!!

The postcard was not used and is in excellent condition. Actual size 5 & 1/2 x 3 & 1/2 inches.

1902 NOME EXPLORATION COMPANY - Incorporated Under the Laws of the State of Washington on May 21st, 1902 - Office at Seattle, Washington. This was an Alaskan operation. Most-likely mining the beach sands of Nome, Alaska for gold. Shiny-gold seal. Vignette shows a hydraulic gold mine, with men using high pressure water hoses to wash material down from the hillsides. Unissued
Price - $72.00 SOLD