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How this site presents its facts

Every project fact on this site comes from Lannister Mining’s own stated information about Basin Gulch, and is shown exactly as reported.

Last updated: November 2026

Published by Lannister Mining

Where do the facts on this site come from?

Project facts on this site come from Lannister Mining, which holds Basin Gulch and publishes this site. That includes the 11 patented and 53 unpatented claims, more than 320 historical drill holes, and the highlight intercepts. General explanations of mineral exploration are clearly separated from project facts.

The method, step by step

Five rules this site follows

  1. Use the company’s own stated facts

    Project figures such as claim counts, hectares, drill holes and intercepts come from Lannister Mining’s published project information.

  2. Keep numbers exactly as reported

    Grades and lengths are shown as published, in meters with feet beside them. Nothing is rounded up or combined to look better.

  3. Label historical results as historical

    Historical drill results are described as historical and as needing confirmation. No resource figure is stated, because none has been published.

  4. Separate general industry context

    Explanations of exploration stages, drilling methods and claim types describe the industry in general and are marked that way.

  5. Date every page

    Each page shows a visible last updated date, mirrored in its structured data, and is only re dated when its content changes.

What kind of fact is each item?

Types of information on this Basin Gulch site, compared on the same criteria
CriteriaProject factsGeneral contextOutside statistics
Example320+ historical drill holesWhat core drilling isMontana snowpack outlook
SourceLannister MiningCommon industry knowledgeNamed public source, linked
How it is labeledAs stated by the companyAs general, not project specificWith source and full range

What this site does not do

This site does not present itself as independent, and it has not been audited by a third party. It does not state a mineral resource, production plan or timeline that Lannister Mininghas not published. It does not give financial advice. Readers weighing an investment should read the company's own disclosures and consider independent advice.

Common questions

Can historical drill results be relied on?

Historical drill results are a starting point, not a final answer. Companies typically re drill selected historical holes to confirm grades and widths using current methods before including them in a compliant estimate. Lannister Mining states that the Basin Gulch maiden estimate will follow expansion and confirmation drilling of historical drill intercepts.

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Does Basin Gulch have a mineral resource estimate?

Not yet. Lannister Mining plans a future Maiden Mineral Resource Estimate for Basin Gulch, which would be its first formal resource estimate. The company states that historical drilling and new work programs will feed that estimate, after expansion and confirmation drilling of historical drill intercepts. Until it is published, no resource figures should be assumed.

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Who publishes this Basin Gulch website?

This website is published by Lannister Mining, the company that holds the Basin Gulch Property. It is one of a small number of websites the company publishes, and it focuses only on the Basin Gulch project. It is not independent research. The company's main website is lannistermining.com, where its wider corporate information lives.

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Is investing in mineral exploration risky?

Yes. Mineral exploration is high risk, because most exploration projects never become mines and results can change as drilling continues. Historical results, like those at Basin Gulch, still need confirmation. Anyone considering an investment should read the company's own disclosures and technical reports and consider independent financial advice before deciding.

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What are NI 43-101 and S-K 1300?

NI 43-101 is the Canadian standard for disclosing mineral project information, and S-K 1300 is the United States Securities and Exchange Commission's rule for mining property disclosure. Both rely on a qualified person. Lannister Mining states there is a clear market premium for US gold and silver ounces that are compliant with these technical report standards.

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