Give gold maps as a gift

How many states? 1 state, $19.952 states, $29.92 ($14.96 each)3 states, $44.88 ($14.96 each)4 states, $59.84 ($14.96 each)5 states, $64.85 ($12.97 each)6 states, $77.82 ($12.97 each)7 states, $90.79 ($12.97 each)8 states, $103.76 ($12.97 each)9 states, $116.73 ($12.97 each)10 states, $129.70 ($12.97 each)11 states, $109.78 ($9.98 each)12 states, $119.76 ($9.98 each)13 states, $129.74 ($9.98 each)14 states, $139.72 ($9.98 each)15 states, $149.70 ($9.98 each)16 states, $159.68 ($9.98 each) They pick the states when they use the card.

Who is it for? (optional)

Your name

A short message (optional)

How should they get it?

I’ll print it and give it to them Email it to them on a day I pick

Your email The printable card and your receipt go here.

Total $19.95

Pay with card

By paying, you agree to the Terms of Service. Gift cards don’t expire.

How the gift card works

1. Pick how many states. It costs the same as buying the maps: $19.95 for one state, and less for each state when you give more.
2. Print it or email it. Print the card to put inside a holiday or birthday card, or have it emailed to them on the day you pick.
3. They pick their states. They go to goldmapsonline.com/redeem.html, type the code and download their maps right away.

What they get

Each state is a set of five map layers that open in Google Earth on a computer or phone: active lode and placer claims, closed lode and placer claims, and old mines and prospects. The maps are rebuilt every month from the latest BLM claim records, so they can see which ground is claimed and which may be open before they head out.

Watch the 4-minute video to see how the maps work.

Questions

Does the card expire?

No. They can use it whenever they like. Their downloads stay open for 30 days from the day they pick their states.

Which states can they pick?

Any of the 12 states with maps (Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, South Dakota, Utah, Washington and Wyoming) or the four regions of Alaska. Each Alaska region counts as one state.

What if they already have a map?

They can pick the same state again and get the newest copy.