Not my usual listing: a 400-acre historic marble quarry in NV. Know a buyer in cement, aggregates, lime, dimension stone or resource investing? I’d appreciate an introduction
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Outside my usual lane: helping sell a 400± acre historic marble mine in Nye County, NV — 6 patented claims, in production 1914–1921 (marble reportedly used in LA City Hall). Know someone in cement, aggregates, dimension stone, or resource investing? Repost or reply with a name.
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