The Sterling Gold Project located near Beatty, Nevada, consists of four, high-grade, heap-leachable deposits with a total inferred gold resource of approximately 709,000 ounces, averaging 0.066 oz/t located on a 35,000-acre land package approximately 115 miles north of Las Vegas, Nevada.
The high-grade Sterling gold deposit is a fully-permitted, past producing mine with near-term, low-cost, low-capital production potential. The remaining deposits include Daisy, Secret Pass and SNA collectively known as the Crown Block, which contain significant exploration potential. The land package also includes multiple new, undrilled targets that remain untested.
| Location: | Beatty, Nevada |
| Type: | Open Pit & Heap Leach Operation |
| Metals: | Gold |
| Product: | Electrolytic Cathodic Sludge |
| Ownership: | 100% |
| Land position: | 143km |
| Historic Inferred Resources1 | 709,000 oz Au |
| Employees: | 12 |
[1] Based on a 1.0 g/t cut-off grade; see resource tables on for additional information. Click here for resource tables.