Following a momentous year culminating in the sale of its prized Midas project, Romarco Minerals (R-T) is getting back to the business of exploring for gold in Nevada.In November 1998, Romarco sold it…
A new resource calculation for the Converse gold deposit in Humboldt Cty., Nev., indicates there may be a substantially larger resource than had previously been estimated.Consulting firm Mine Developm…
With gold production reaching a record high and cash costs falling to a record low, Placer Dome (PDG-T) bucked the industry trend and recorded a strong financial and operating performance for 1998.The…
Having sold the Midas project in Nevada, Romarco Minerals (R-T) intends to continue exploring its remaining 10 properties in the mineral-rich state.The Toronto-based junior sold its interest in Midas …
Romarco Minerals (ROM-T) has become the largest landholder in Nevada’s Goldfield district, near the California border, after closing a deal with privately held Nevada Gold & Casino.Romarco now control…
Goldstake Explorations (GXP-T) has acquired a stockpile of processed, but still rich, gold ore in South Africa.Production has started on the Gold Stockpile 1 project, a joint venture between Goldstake…
Few states have as rich a mining heritage as Nevada, which is sometimes called “The Silver State”.Mining there has been around longer than the state itself and was Nevada’s first industry, with the Co…
A 6,600-ft. program of reverse-circulation drilling is set to begin on Birim Goldfield’s (CDN) Aboronye-Mampon gold property in Ghana.The work will focus on the Mampon oxide zone, which measures 2,600…
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