Exploration partners
Basin Gulch offers a technical partner a large historical dataset and a mostly unexplored land package in one consolidated property. Here is what you can review before the first conversation.
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An exploration partner can review Basin Gulch historical drilling of more than 320 holes, four gold-silver trench highlights, a consolidated 1,107-hectare claim package and multiple untested targets, all published by Lannister Mining. Partnership terms are not published, so discussions start through the Lannister Mining contact page.
More than 320 historical holes, with five published highlight intercepts.
Four trench highlights reporting gold and silver over 34 to 159 meters.
1,107 hectares: 11 patented and 53 unpatented claims, primarily patented land.
Open at depth and along strike, regionally untested, two-thirds unexplored.
Year-round road access from Philipsburg, about one hour from Butte.
Directors and advisors with geology, engineering and mine-finance backgrounds.
Good fit
Groups that want near-surface oxide gold and silver in the United States, with a historical record to build from rather than a grassroots start, will find the most here. The open zone and unexplored ground suit partners who want both resource definition and discovery work.
Other options
Partners who need an existing compliant resource today, or who are looking for production, should know Basin Gulch does not yet have a published resource estimate and is not producing. The company plans a maiden resource estimate as its next major milestone.
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Short answers here. More than 40 questions are answered on the Basin Gulch FAQ.
Partnership and technical discussions are handled by Lannister Mining directly.
Ken Cotiamco, investor relations: 604-687-7130 or IR@lannistermining.com
Published by Lannister Mining
