1280 Royalties LLC5460 S Quebec St, Greenwood Village, Colorado, United States

1280 Royalties, LLC (“1280”) is actively purchasing Mineral and Royalty Interests (“Royalties”) in Colorado, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Texas & Wyoming.  Our team has decades of experience in working with owners such as yourself.  1280 Royalties may offer lump sum payments for Royalties which in many cases could amount to 10 – 30 year payout at today’s oil prices, given your current monthly royalty income.     Our team will review the geology and production from your area wells. We will then report back to you with our findings and may present you with an offer.   Should you wish to pursue obtaining an offer from 1280, please be prepared to provide information from your royalty check.

1280 Royalties, LLC (“1280”) is a private energy company, formed in February of 2013.  We are focused on the acquisition of mineral rights and royalty interests (“Royalties”) in our Nation’s premier oil and gas states, including: 

• Colorado
• North Dakota
• Oklahoma
• Texas
• Wyoming

1280 may offer lump sum payments for Royalties which in many cases may amount to 10 – 30 years payout, depending on your current monthly income. Our team of oil and gas professionals have decades of experience in working with owners such as yourself.We encourage you to email us the following information before calling, or have it available when you reach out to us:

• Location of your Royalties: Township, Range, Section, State, and County, etc.
• Copy of your most recent royalty check stub
• Copy of your oil and gas lease
• Tell us how you received your Royalty Interest ( Mother, Father, Grandfather, please provide their full legal name)

Here is how the process will work:

• Our geologist will review the rocks to determine the viability of oil and gas production in your immediate area.

• Producing wells will have economic summaries prepared including: Cash Flow Statements and Decline Curve analysis to determine EUR (Estimated Ultimate Recovery) of the fossil fuels.

• If your properties are subject to an existing oil and gas lease, our land department will review your lease for its viability, royalty rate, governing language and primary term expiration.

Why Should I Sell My Minerals? 

Mineral Owners are all very concerned about selling their mineral rights. We understand that for many people, selling their mineral rights has never been a consideration until recently. If your mineral rights are located in the Bakken Shale of North Dakota, Niobrara Shale In Weld County, Co the Powder River Basin in Wyoming or the Eagleford Shale in South Texas, then there is good news if you are a mineral owner wanting to sell your mineral rights, It couldn’t be a better time! The recent innovations in drilling and completion technologies have sent the value of mineral rights and royalties soaring! Mineral Owners should consider selling their mineral rights today to capitalize on these inflated values.  The recent decisions by OPEC, driven largely by the Saudi’s, has caused a crash in the price of oil. The Saudi’s have decided to try to drive American oil producers out of business by holding un-economic oil prices. Many experts think that this price is here to stay through a good majority of 2015. This directly hurts mineral right owners. The monthly check you get in the mail is down 50% from 6 months ago. We encourage you to talk with our team at 1280 Royalties to get a value of your mineral rights today and not expose yourself to anymore adverse market conditions.

STATE OIL AND GAS AGENCY SITES

Mineral Owners, this page was designed to help direct you to your state’s Oil and Gas Commission website. Many of these sites will provide information to you about the following: Area Oil and Gas Wells and Drilling Activity, Oil and Gas Production, Drilling Permits, Spacing Orders, Hearing Dockets, State Oil and Gas Rulings and much more.  It is very important for Mineral Owners to become familiar with the current activity in their area of Mineral Ownership and understand the different Oil and Gas Operators in their area. Look to see what kind of wells they are drilling.  Are they horizontal wells?  If so, what is the size of the spacing units they are drilling on?  Are they 640 acre drilling units or 1280 acre drilling units? All of this will greatly impact the value of your mineral rights. Look on the Scout Tickets to determine what formation they are targeting. For instance, in the Williston Basin it is common to see one well that is targeting the Middle Bakken Formation and another in the same drilling unit targeting the Three Forks Formation.