Now, while I can’t share with you specifically how I found it, I can tell you it started in the late 1970s, when silver traded for
$50/oz . . .

A family-owned outfit of miners stood on the verge of single-handedly cornering the world’s entire silver market.

Their biggest mine, tucked away in a desolate area 860 miles north of Vancouver–oddly enough called Rupert’s Paradise–was all they needed.

In fact, it was so large that if they succeeded, with this final mine, they’d become the De Beers of the silver industry.

Inside waited $3.5 billion worth (in 1980 currency) of easily extractable silver – and even more in zinc and iron.

Feverishly they constructed camps, raised a 1,000-ton-per-day mill, confirmed drill results, and had mine shafts ready to begin extraction. All in all, they were 90% ready to go online.

They even had a plethora of locals eager for work and supportive of the project. Everything seemed ready to go.

But then it happened . . .

Within the period of a few days, the price of silver collapsed from $50 to $5.

For awhile, the company held on to the land, hoping one day the price would rise enough for them to start extracting. But with each day that passed, their assets were turning into a Chapter 11-style liability.

By 1982, their property was confiscated. And just like that, their dreams of a monopoly were gone. The land would slip into obscurity, not to be heard from for more than two decades.

But get this . . .

Today, everything is still in place and ready to go. There’s hardly another dime that needs to be invested before extraction can start. In fact:

Infrastructure is already complete and ready to go online in Rupert’s Paradise, including a 1,000 ton/day mill
70 million ounces in silver wait in the ground
there is $4.2 billion worth of zinc
and $3.53 billion in lead
Total, the entire area’s worth well over $10 billion.

And the best part is, it was just picked up by a tiny mining outfit valued at less than $100 million. With all of the infrastructure already in place, all it needs is a signature or two for the share price to start surging.

“You’ve opened my eyes to many companies I had no knowledge of, and I look forward to what the next year or so will reveal.” – M Mullins In fact, there’s such an amazing potential for historic profits that the second I caught wind everything was ready to go, I loaded up as much as possible.

My reasoning is simple. There’s just as much if not more leverage in this one – once forgotten – gem than there is in any other Mining Speculator play.

As with any of my personal picks that eventually become “big enough” for an investment, the easiest gains will already be made.

When this gem goes online, I believe those assets could rapidly be realized – suddenly turning every $10,000 invested into $992,330.28.