Methodology

How this site presents Basin Gulch information

Last updated: November 2026. Published by Lannister Mining.

Every Basin Gulch figure on this site is reproduced exactly as reported by Lannister Mining, without rounding.

Lannister Mining wrote this site and draws its project facts from company materials, mainly the property page and investor presentation. Outside figures, such as other drill programs or market data, are labelled with the company they belong to and linked to the page they came from.

Where do the Basin Gulch numbers come from?

Drill and trench highlights, claim counts, land area and access details come from the Lannister Mining property page and related company materials. They are historical exploration results, not a current mineral resource.

Our approach

Rules we follow

Numbers are shown exactly as supplied, with units and lengths in metres and feet.
Historical results are labelled as historical.
Company opinions, such as valuation views, are attributed to Lannister Mining.
Other companies are described only with figures from published sources, which are linked.
Pages show the month they were last updated.

What this site does not do

This site does not rank exploration companies, does not publish a mineral resource estimate and does not give investment advice. Readers should review company technical documentation and seek their own advice before making decisions.

How we chose the comparison criteria

Criteria Lannister Mining uses to present Basin Gulch alongside any exploration project
Criterion	What it covers
Jurisdiction	Where the project is and its mining history
Existing data	How much drilling and sampling has already been done
Untested ground	How much of the property remains unexplored
Access	Roads, seasons and distance to services
Stage	Exploration, resource estimate, development or production
Team	Track record of management, directors and advisors

These criteria were chosen by Lannister Mining, which publishes this site, because they are the questions exploration partners typically ask first. The same criteria apply to every project discussed.

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Have the historical Basin Gulch drill results been verified?: The results are historical and are shown as reported by Lannister Mining. The company plans expansion and confirmation drilling of historical drill intercepts before a Maiden Mineral Resource Estimate. Partners should review the underlying data and any technical reports rather than relying on highlight figures alone.
How do you compare mineral exploration companies?: Compare mineral exploration companies on the same points: jurisdiction, size and quality of existing data, how much ground remains untested, access and infrastructure, project stage and team track record. The methodology page explains how this site presents Basin Gulch against those criteria using only reported facts.
What are NI 43-101 and S-K 1300 technical reports?: NI 43-101 is the Canadian standard for public disclosure of mineral project information, and S-K 1300 is the equivalent United States SEC rule. Both set out how mineral resources must be estimated and reported by qualified persons. Lannister Mining states there is a clear market premium for compliant gold and silver ounces in the USA.
Does Basin Gulch have a mineral resource estimate?: Not yet. Lannister Mining plans to use historical drilling together with new work programs in a future Maiden Mineral Resource Estimate. Until that estimate is published, historical results on this site should be read as exploration data, not as a current mineral resource.
Is Lannister Mining one of the top gold exploration companies?: This site does not rank gold exploration companies. It is published by Lannister Mining and presents facts about the Basin Gulch Property so readers can make their own judgment. Those facts include more than 320 historical drill holes, a 1,107-hectare land package and highlight intersections such as 1.8 g/t gold over 162 metres from surface.

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