There’s Still Gold in Tombstone: Aztec Minerals Revives A Legendary American Gold & Silver Mine youtu.be/jqYsjJ5lXko?si=pOuE… Few places in America carry a name as instantly recognizable as Tombstone, Arizona. This is the town of Wyatt Earp, Doc Holliday and the Gunfight at the O.K. Corral—a place where the mythology of the American West was written in gunpowder, silver and gold. But long before the Hollywood movies and the tourists, mining was the reason this town existed at all. The gold and silver pulled from these hills created fortunes, attracted thousands of prospectors and entrepreneurs, and helped transform a remote patch of the Arizona desert into one of the most famous boomtowns of the Wild West. More than a century later, the old mining district is stirring again. Published on behalf of Aztec Minerals Corp. Today, @AztecMinerals is working hard to write the next chapter of the Tombstone story, using modern exploration techniques to search around, beneath and beyond the historic workings for mineralization the old-timers either couldn't see or couldn't economically reach. What was once viewed primarily as a collection of historic high-grade silver mines is increasingly revealing the potential for a much larger gold-silver mineralized system. This is the story of Tombstone—not simply as a relic of America's mining past, but as a great American mining district that is coming back to life. $AZT.V

Tombstone: The Town Too Tough To Die youtube.com/shorts/4mhg1kXbU… Full length site visit video arrives Monday night! $AZT.V @AztecMinerals