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Basin GulchGold exploration, Montana

Our approach

How this site presents facts

Last updated: November 2026 · Published by Lannister Mining

Every number on this site comes either from Lannister Mining's own published materials or from a named outside source, and historical results are always labeled historical.

Basin Gulch Gold Exploration is written by Lannister Mining for exploration partners and investors. We state figures exactly as published, without rounding in our favor, show where each outside statistic comes from, and date key facts so readers know how current they are.

How are the facts on this site chosen?

We use what Lannister Mining has published about Basin Gulch: property, claims, drilling, trenching, access and team. Outside figures, such as Philipsburg silver history, are quoted from the named publisher and linked.

The rules we follow

  1. State numbers exactly as published, with units.
  2. Label all drill and trench results as historical until confirmed.
  3. Never present an outside statistic as Lannister Mining's own.
  4. Compare items on the same stated criteria in every table.
  5. Say plainly when a detail has not been published.
  6. Date the page and refresh it when facts change.

What this site does not do

It does not offer securities or investment advice, and it does not claim an independent review or audit. Plans described here are the company's stated intentions, not guarantees.

Last reviewed November 2026.

Sources used

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Questions about our approach

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Can historical drill results be relied on?

Historical drill results are useful for targeting but are not the same as a current, compliant resource. That is why Lannister Mining plans confirmation drilling of historical intercepts before a maiden resource estimate. Readers should treat every historical number on this site as historical and confirm current status with the company.

Does Basin Gulch have a mineral resource estimate?

Not yet. Lannister Mining states that historical drilling and new work programs will be used in a future maiden mineral resource estimate. The company describes the property as having potential to host a significant maiden resource after expansion and confirmation drilling of historical drill intercepts. Until then, results should be treated as historical.

What does g/t mean in drill results?

g/t means grams per tonne, the number of grams of metal in one metric tonne of rock. A result such as 1.8 g/t gold over 162 meters means the drill core averaged 1.8 grams of gold per tonne along a 162 meter length. Longer intervals at a given grade generally indicate more continuous mineralization.

Are the plans on this site guaranteed?

No. Plans for future drilling, a maiden resource estimate and resource development are intentions Lannister Mining has stated, not guarantees. Exploration results, financing and market conditions can all change plans. Nothing on this site is investment advice or an offer of securities.

How do you compare gold exploration companies?

Common ways to compare gold exploration companies include jurisdiction, land package size, amount of historical drilling, grade and width of intercepts, whether a compliant resource exists, access and infrastructure, and the track record of the team. This site lays out those facts for Basin Gulch so readers can weigh it against other projects themselves.

Talk to Lannister Mining about Basin Gulch

Exploration partners and investors can reach investor relations contact Ken Cotiamco directly.