Company
NV Gold Corporation
CVE:NVX
NV Gold Corporation is a junior exploration company based in Vancouver, British Columbia that is focused on making significant gold discoveries in Nevada through focused exploration activities. The company aims to quickly evaluate and advance mineral opportunities to drill-ready stage utilizing its widely recognized and experienced technical team and its extensive historical data.
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NV Gold says it has made significant progress on its 2022 exploration goals
“We are now well positioned to continue our exploration efforts in 2023 to unlock Nevada’s next multi-million-ounce gold discovery,” said NV Gold Corporation CEO John Seaberg
NV Gold identifies five new mercury vapor anomalies at Slumber gold project in Nevada
NV Gold's 2019-2022 exploration program encountered significant thicknesses of near-surface, low-grade-oxide gold at the Slumber site
NV Gold finds promising geochemical anomaly in SW Pipe gold project soil sample
A total of 567 soil samples were collected and modeled, revealing a large and comprehensive zone of overlapping carlin-type geochemical anomalies including gold, arsenic, antimony, mercury, thallium, and selenium
NV Gold receives NOI approval for its Triple T gold project in Nevada
The exploration company said the Notice of Intent (NOI) approval covers 10 additional RC drill holes and it will begin with the drill site construction by the end of this month
NV Gold completes initial drill program at Sandy project; kicks off drilling at Pickhandle project in Nevada
“Pickhandle has the right structural complexity, ‘Carlin-type’ ingredients, and is in an excellent neighborhood to the Cortez and Pipeline gold deposits,” NV Gold vice president exploration Thomas Klein said
NV Gold kicks off drilling at Sandy gold project in Nevada; plans major field activity at six high priority projects in the Silver State
“We have amassed a significant portfolio of high priority gold properties in Nevada and are excited to test their potential,” said NV Gold CEO John Seaberg