Technology backed
by gold mining
At Innovation Mining, we have signed an official agreement to purchase the Royal Vindicator Mine in Georgia USA, a gold mine that will directly fund our technology division.
A Historic Gold Opportunity with Modern Potential
The Royal Vindicator Gold Project is a historically significant gold deposit in Haralson County, Georgia, just 4 miles (6.4 km) from the Alabama border and near Interstate 20. Located in the Blue Ridge Province, the deposit is an epithermal-hot springs system within the Hillabee Greenstone, known for its rich gold mineralization. First mined in the 1830s, the project saw modern exploration in the 1980s with drilling, mapping, and geophysical surveys. Recent work by Chester Holdings USA Inc., including soil sampling and a 2022 IP survey, has identified new targets for expansion. Historical data suggests strong gold potential, making Royal Vindicator a compelling investment in a proven mining region.
Tallapoosa, GA
The RV Gold Mine
Significant Economic
Advantage
Innovation Mining is acquiring the RV Mine as part of our strategic growth plan to enhance production and maximize value for our shareholders.
By ramping up operations, we aim to generate strong revenues that will not only drive profitability but also support our commitment to innovation.
Profits from the mine will directly fund our advanced R&D and commercialization efforts, enabling us to develop and implement cutting-edge, sustainable mining technologies for the future.
Royal Vindicator Gold Project – From Potato Farm to Gold Mine
Discovered by chance in 1829, when a gold flake was found on a harvested potato, Royal Vindicator has a legacy of over 190 years of gold mining. From early placer mining to underground development, stamp mills, and cyanide processing, the mine has changed hands through booms and dormancy, including a shutdown during the Civil War. In the 1980s, US Borax launched modern exploration, uncovering significant gold potential.
Key Moments in History
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1829: Gold discovered on a farm; ~5,000 oz recovered.
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1866: Post-Civil War reopening; stamp mill built.
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1893-1900: Expansion with a concentrator and 40-stamp mill.
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1914-1920: Cyanide plant constructed for higher recovery.
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1938: US Smelting identifies 140,000 tons of probable ore at 0.2 oz/ton.
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1980s: US Borax conducts drilling, mapping, and geophysical surveys.
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1987: Jascan/Atlantic leases the property, drills 1,857m, and conducts metallurgical studies.
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Present: owned by James T McDonald Jr. and leased to Chester Holdings USA Inc.
“As good as gold.”
— Charles Dickens