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How this site presents Basin Gulch facts

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How does Lannister Mining decide what to publish here?

Lannister Mining publishes only figures it has reported itself about Basin Gulch, clearly labels historical results, and names the source of every outside statistic.

This site exists to help exploration partners and investors evaluate Basin Gulch quickly. That only works if readers can trust what they read, so the rules below govern every page. Lannister Mining wrote this page and publishes the site.

The rules every page follows

  1. Every property figure comes from Lannister Mining’s own published material and is stated exactly as given.
  2. Historical drill and trench results are labelled as historical and are never presented as a current resource.
  3. Company opinions, such as the view on a US premium, are attributed to Lannister Mining rather than stated as fact.
  4. Industry statistics are quoted with their source named and linked, and never presented as company results.
  5. Other companies are described only with neutral figures from their own public pages, on the same criteria.
  6. Each main page shows a Last updated date, which changes only when its content changes.

How comparisons are built

Where this site compares Lannister Mining with other gold companies, each entry is described by its stage and by a figure from its own public page. The comparison does not rank companies, and the company that publishes this site is listed first only because it publishes it. Producers and explorers report different kinds of figures, and the tables say so plainly.

How the exploration plan is described

The path toward a Maiden Mineral Resource Estimate is described in the steps Lannister Mining has stated: confirmation and expansion drilling of historical intercepts, drilling of additional target areas, and use of historical and new data in the estimate. No dates are given because none have been published here, and plans may change.

Where can I check the standards referred to here?

Mineral resource disclosure in Canada follows National Instrument 43-101, and in the United States follows the SEC S-K 1300 rules. These are the standards a future Basin Gulch resource estimate would reference.

See the About page for who publishes this site, or return to the Lannister Mining mineral exploration company overview.

Who publishes this website?
Lannister Mining publishes this website. It is one of a small number of websites the company publishes, and it covers the Basin Gulch Property, the team, investor materials and contact details for exploration partners and investors. The company main website is lannistermining.com.
What is an NI 43-101 or S-K 1300 technical report?
NI 43-101 is the Canadian standard for disclosing mineral project information, and S-K 1300 is the US SEC equivalent. Both set rules for how resources are reported. Lannister Mining states there is a clear market premium for gold and silver ounces in the USA that are compliant with these reports.
What is confirmation drilling?
Confirmation drilling is new drilling designed to verify historical results using current methods and quality controls. Historical data can be valuable but usually needs to be checked before it supports a modern resource estimate. Lannister Mining plans expansion and confirmation drilling of historical intercepts at Basin Gulch.
Does Basin Gulch have a current mineral resource estimate?
Not yet. Lannister Mining is working toward a Maiden Mineral Resource Estimate, which by definition would be the first for the project under current reporting rules. Historical drilling and new work programs are intended to support that estimate after expansion and confirmation drilling of historical intercepts.
What happens next at Basin Gulch?
Lannister Mining plans further exploration and resource development. That includes expansion and confirmation drilling of historical intercepts, drilling of additional mineralized target areas, and use of historical and new data in a future Maiden Mineral Resource Estimate. Timing is best confirmed with the company.

Questions about our figures?

Contact Lannister Mining for the source of any figure on this site.