Pacific Gold Corp.

Nevada Rae Gold, Inc.
The Black Rock Canyon Mine, located in Crescent Valley,
Nevada, has an estimated 12,000,000 cubic yards of
gold-bearing alluvial gravels. Total resources are an estimated
500,000 ounces gold. Other targets with resource estimates include the Mud Springs Gulch and Tub Springs Gulch.
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Fernley Gold, Inc.
This area includes the Butcher Boy and Teddy Claims, part
of the Olinghouse Placers, and is located near the prolific
mining area of Fernley, Nevada. The property contains an
estimated 445,000 ounces of gold resources. read more

Oregon Gold, Inc.
This project includes the Defiance Mine and the Bear Bench Project, located in Josephine County, Oregon. read more

Pilot Mountain Resources Inc.
Project W is primarily a tungsten project located in Mineral County, Nevada. A feasibility study prepared in the 1980's estimates resources of over 9,000,000 tons and approximately 35,000 tons WO₃. read more

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