Pilar Gold Project
Location
Suaqui Grande, Sonora Region, Mexico
Project Overview
Pilar Gold Property is in the Sonora Gold District hosted precious metal deposits and porphyry copper deposits in the Sierra Madre Occidental geological province.
Property has a Guadalupana Concession and an adjacent La Sorora Concession with significant soil, drilling and geophysical mineralization features.
Sonora Gold District has the largest share (36.8%) of annual gold production in Mexico, and the Sonora District of Mexico is #1 for annual world silver production.
Sonora mining operations have excellent infrastructure, water and power, access roads, well-trained labor force and support vendors.
Extensive trenching, soil sampling, drilling and geophysics completed with drilling only to 125m depth.
Low Sulfidation, Epithermal, Volcanic host, Fractured, Oxidized, Altered. At and near surface to open at depth epithermal Gold-Silver deposit.
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El Picacho Property
Location
Caborca Orogenic Gold Belt, Sonora, Mexico
Project Overview
The El Picacho Gold Project is within the Caborca Orogenic Gold Belt in Sonora, Mexico. Extensive surface exploration has been conducted historically
The Project is located 140 kilometers north of Hermosillo in Sonora, Mexico and is fully accessible by road. Railroad on eastern edge of the project.
Five (5) Orogenic Gold Targets Defined: San Ramon, Tortuga, El Puerto, La Cornea, and El Jabal. Tocvan believes these targets will be ready for drill testing with surface confirmation via trenching.
70% of area covered by ground magnetic survey. 17.8 line-km of IP surveys.Fully Permitted for Drilling and Trenching
2,650 rock samples collected (32 samples >10g/t Au, 189 samples > 1 g/t Au). 3,548 soil samples collected, covering Project Area (up to 4.75 g/t Au in soil)
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Rogers Creek Property
Location
Lillooet Mining District, Southwestern British Columbia
Project Overview
Rogers Creek Property rests in the Lower Lillooet River valley, about 90 km NE of Vancouver, B.C, with 47 contiguous mineral claims covering 212.34 km2 with Four Targets (I-IV).
The Property has porphyry Cu, Au and Mo mineralization from intrusive activity within a post-accretionary magmatic arc comparable to major Cu-Mo deposits in similar U.S. belts.
Geophysical surveys, stream sediment and soil sampling, mapping, and prospecting delineated Targets I, II as well as III and IV.
Porphyry-style (Cu-Au-Mo) with intrusions comparable to very large porphyry (Cu-Mo) deposits in Alaska and Washington.
Similar age magmatic belts worldwide contain (>1 billion tonnes) copper and molybdenum deposits with mega mines.
