Drill-ready CLY gold project in South British Columbia

Opportunity to redevelop a high-grade historic mine & explore a new district in a region near B.C.'s 5th & 14th largest producers Rossland & Sheep Creek

CLY includes the Bunker Hill mine with small hand-mined production from high-grade 0.3 oz/ton gold-quartz veins to 3.1 m thick. A 4 km long fairway of gold grains and gold pathfinders show
“potential for large (possibly very large) mineralized systems”
expert J. Mortensen

Explanation

Bulk Tonnage Demonstrated

High-grade veins upgrade low-grade silicated layered limestone. Vein gold accumulation values compare favorably with B.C. & Yukon’s largest producer Bralorne-Pioneer and Sheep Creek, 14th. The liquid bismuth collector process concentrated gold in the veins to 13 g/t (0.3 oz/ton)

8 Targets

3 high priority Targets,
one 20 m vein length 0.39 oz/ton

Find more high grade using a known gold concentration process

Hydroelectric lines overlie

on Crown Land

Highways, power & a natural gas pipeline lowers all costs

Local workforce

A bismuth telluride crystal from central CLY with 100's of gold grains

Discover commercial deposits formed by the liquid bismuth collector mechanism, experimentally proven

Compare Bralorne, BC & Yukon's largest producer 4.2 M. oz

Compare the surficial geochem of the Blackwater mine ~8 M. oz

Compare the world-class Casino porphyry Cu–Au–Ag–Mo deposit

Bunker Hill mine - CLY Gold Project

Re-develop & expand a high grade mine in a proven district

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