Advanced Gold Exploration finds high-grade silver in Nevada

Advanced Gold Exploration has reported successful results from a modern exploration program at the Silver Belle Project in Eureka County, Nevada. The 2,000-acre site, which saw historical activity in the 1930s, has not undergone modern exploration until this recent mapping and sampling initiative.

Geologists identified at least three high-grade mineralization zones spanning several kilometers. Notable findings include a sample from the Pixie Mine containing 257 grams of silver per tonne over 70 centimeters. At the Philippsburg Mine, samples yielded 192 grams of silver per tonne along with over 10% lead, 2.3% zinc, and 0.1% copper. Additionally, a sample from the Mammoth Mine showed 189 grams of silver per tonne and 7.4% zinc.

The project's history serves as a foundation for the current search, with documented ore deliveries from 1937 showing high concentrations of silver, antimony, lead, zinc, and copper.