- Significant silver discovery at Agai-Pah Property with samples up to 1,829 g/t silver.
- Phase I exploration lays groundwork for Phase II, planned for late 2025.
- Property located in strategically significant Walker Lane shear zone in Nevada.
Nevada Canyon Gold Corp (OTCQX: NGLD) has reported significant results from its Phase I exploration program at the Agai-Pah Property in Northern Nevada. The program's initial prospect sampling revealed high-grade silver content, with one sample reaching up to 1,829 grams per tonne (g/t) from an exposed mineralized vein.
The Agai-Pah Property spans 162 hectares and includes 20 unpatented mining claims. It is strategically located within the prolific Walker Lane shear zone, a notable region for mineralization. This initial phase included reconnaissance prospecting, geological mapping, and surface sampling, paving the way for the Phase II exploration scheduled for later in 2025.
Five samples from surface outcrops presented significant concentrations of silver, copper, zinc, lead, and antimony. Notably, the highest-grade samples, 009285 and 009286, exceeded 1,100 g/t silver and included substantial base metal content.
The property features extensive historical mining infrastructure dating back to the early 1900s, including multi-level underground operations, adits, and prospect pits. Despite its historical activity, the site remains largely underexplored with minimal modern exploration, indicating a strong potential for new discoveries.
Nevada Canyon Gold Corp's Agai-Pah Property benefits from excellent year-round access and lies in a pro-mining jurisdiction within Mineral County, Nevada. The company's strategic focus is on minerals royalty creation, exploration streaming, and project acceleration, leveraging its position within some of Nevada's highest-grade historical mining districts.
