Silver Kings

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The Silver Kings were a group of four 19th-century mining magnates who amassed vast fortunes from the Comstock Lode silver deposits in Nevada.

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instanceOf group of people
mining magnates
alsoKnownAs Bonanza Kings NERFINISHED
associatedWith Big Bonanza ore body NERFINISHED
Comstock mining boom NERFINISHED
basedIn San Francisco, California NERFINISHED
commodity silver
country United States of America
surface form: United States
economicImpact contributed to growth of San Francisco capital markets
helped finance development of Nevada
era Gilded Age
fieldOfWork mine ownership and speculation
historicalSignificance symbol of Gilded Age mining fortunes
industry mining industry
mainActivity silver mining
member James Clair Flood NERFINISHED
James Graham Fair NERFINISHED
John William Mackay NERFINISHED
William S. O’Brien NERFINISHED
notableFor amassing vast fortunes from the Comstock Lode
numberOfMembers 4
operatedIn Comstock Lode NERFINISHED
Nevada NERFINISHED
Virginia City, Nevada NERFINISHED
region American West NERFINISHED
sourceOfWealth control of major Comstock mining companies
shares in Comstock Lode mines
timePeriod 19th century
wealthStatus among the richest men in the United States of their era

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Bonanza kings alsoKnownAs Silver Kings
subject surface form: Bonanza Kings