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Burgin Mine : Lead/Zinc/Silver Mine, Closed 1978
Burgin Mine is an underground deposit in Utah, USA.
It contains mainly Lead and silver. Looking toward Burgin No. 2 shaft head
frame and surface installations. Large building in center is mill. Pinyon
Peak in background. Utah County, Utah. ca. 1976. : U.S. Geological Survey.
Professional paper 1024.
1979
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New Burgin Mine, reported Reserves
| ECONOMICS== |
2002 |
/Tonne |
2005 |
/Tonne |
| (Grade) |
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2204lb |
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| Lead: 21.0% |
$0.20 |
$ 93 |
$0.45 |
$208 |
| Zinc: 6.7% |
$0.40 |
$ 59 |
$0.60 |
$ 89 |
| Silver: 16.7 oz./t |
$4.50 |
$ 75 |
$7.50 |
$125 |
| TOTAL$/perMT |
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$227 |
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$422 |
| . x 975,000 MT |
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$221mn |
+86% |
$411mn |
Burgin Mine - Last mine to be operated on an appreciable
scale on the East Tintic Field.
The principal orebody discovered is a complex replacement deposit that
is localised in the immediate hangingwall of the East Tintic Thrust where
it is intersected by the north-east striking Eureka-Standard and Apex
Standard faults. (Shepard, etal., 1968)
During the Burgin mine's life, approximately 1.8 million tons of ore
were mined
which assayed 8.6 percent lead, 8.5 ounces per ton silver, and 8.7 percent
zinc.*
(Note: at 2005 values, that is: Pd:$85, Ag:$64, Zinc:$115 = $264 per MT)
*Source: Nephi
Times News: 09/13'00
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