Arizona Silver Exploration Inc. One of their notable projects is the Silverton carbonate-hosted gold exploration property located in Nye County, Nevada. This property is a large claim block covering 1860 acres and contains anomalous gold, above 100 ppb, in rock chip samples across an area of 2.

5 kilometers by 3 kilometers. The gold is accompanied by strongly anomalous arsenic, antimony, mercury, and other metals, which is characteristic of Carlin-type or intermediate sulfidation metal suite deposits. The property has exposures of Paleozoic carbonate rocks, altered to dolomite, overlain and intruded by Tertiary volcanics.

Extensive low-grade gold-bearing jasperoid replacement deposits occur primarily at the contact between the carbonates and the overlying volcanics. Arizona Silver Exploration is using an exploration model based on surface mineralization exhibiting boiling zone textures indicative of epithermal mineralization. They recently completed a helicopter-borne magnetotelluric (MT) and magnetic survey over the entire property to map resistivity changes and structures.

The survey has revealed several low resistivity anomalies, including a prominent zone beneath a silicified volcanic cap. The company has obtained a two-year extension on their drilling permit to further explore these anomalies. They are now seeking a joint venture or strategic relationship with a mining or exploration company to conduct drill testing on the property