Mt. Hamilton

Project Overview

The Mt. Hamilton Project is a large, fully permitted gold-silver development asset located in White Pine County, Nevada, strategically positioned between the mining communities of Eureka and Ely. The property spans over 4,900 acres, comprising a combination of private lands and unpatented federal mining claims, with established infrastructure and road access from U.S. Highway 50. The project is controlled through MH-LLC and is subject to a stream and royalty agreement following its 2025 acquisition by Mako Mining.

Geology & Mineralization

Mt. Hamilton is situated within the prolific White Pine Mining District and is hosted in Paleozoic carbonate rocks intruded by granitic stocks, giving rise to a well-developed skarn system overprinted by later epithermal gold-silver mineralization. Gold and silver are primarily concentrated across the Seligman, Seligman Stock, and Centennial deposits, occurring from surface to depth and controlled by structural features and lithologic contacts. Mineralization is characterized by free gold associated with quartz veins, sulfides, and skarn assemblages, representing the primary economic target of the project.

Key Facts

Location	Pine County, Nevada, USA
Ownership	100%
Mine Type	Open Pit/Heap Leach
Metals	Gold-Silver
Status/Stage	Main Permits in Place
Mineral Resources: Indicated	Gold (Au): 578,000 oz Silver (Ag): 4,839,000 oz
Mineral Resources: Inferred	Gold (Au): 21,000 oz Silver (Ag): 260,000 oz

^{M&I 29.09 million tons at 0.020 oz/ton Au and 578,000 oz. Ag at 0.166 oz/ton and 4,839,000 oz
Inferred Resources: 1.46 million tons.  0.015 oz/ton Au and 21,000 oz. Ag  0.178 oz/ton and 260,000 oz}