Resourcetec Corporation Acquires Gold Coin Mining Claims in Nevada

Reuters12-22 22:27
Resourcetec Corporation Acquires Gold Coin Mining Claims in Nevada

ResourceTec Corporation has announced the acquisition of the Gold Coin mining claims in Esmeralda County, Nevada. The company signed a Mining Claim Purchase & Sale Agreement to secure the mineral rights to the Gold Coin Concession. Early exploration, led by geologist Paul D. Noland, has confirmed historical occurrences of gold mineralization, including disseminated sediment-hosted gold and gold-bearing shears and quartz veins. ResourceTec plans to pursue permitting with the Bureau of Land Management ahead of trenching and drilling activities to further explore the site. The agreement includes an initial payment of $15,000, with additional payments totaling $47,500 over two years, and a 0.5% Net Smelter Returns Production Royalty to the seller. The company is also committed to spending at least $30,000 annually on direct exploration activities.

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