The Taylor Project is a district-scale 117 km² (45 mi²) land package located in a Tier-1 Nevada mining jurisdiction and represents a compelling complement to A2Gold’s flagship Eastside Gold-Silver Project. With the addition of Taylor, A2Gold now controls approximately 230 km² of prospective mineral tenure across multiple district-scale exploration projects in Nevada. The project hosts a historical NI 43-101 resource estimate of approximately 11.0 million ounces of silver (Measured & Indicated) and 0.6 million ounces silver (Inferred), with upside demonstrated through silver-price sensitivity analysis.
2026 Drill Program Underway
The inaugural 5,000-metre reverse circulation drill program is underway, comprising 16-18 drill holes designed to expand the historical silver resource and support an updated NI 43-101 mineral resource estimate.
The program is designed to expand the existing historical silver resource, evaluate the project’s significant near-surface oxide gold potential and test high-priority gold-antimony targets identified through historical exploration, geological mapping and modern geophysical surveys. Drilling will also begin evaluating the broader district’s largely untested carbonate replacement deposit, skarn and porphyry exploration potential.
Project Highlights
Owned
100%
Project area
117 km² (45 mi²)
Location
Nevada, USA
100% owned district-scale property covering approximately 117 km² (45 mi²)
Approximately 8 miles of known surface mineralization
Approximately 98% royalty-free
Initial 5,000 m drill campaign underway.
Existing water rights, power and road access
More than 20 high-priority undrilled targets
Status
Fully Permitted & Bonded
Snapshot
| Location | Nevada, USA |
| Land Package | 117 km² (45 mi²) |
| Ownership: | 100% |
| Royalty Burden: | ~98% Royalty-Free |
| Known Surface Mineralization: | ~8 Miles |
| Priority Targets: | 20+ |
| Permitting Status | Fully Permitted & Bonded |
Project Overview
The Taylor Project is a large, underexplored mineral district in eastern Nevada with historical production, significant infrastructure advantages and multiple mineralization styles. Extensive modern geophysical and geological programs have generated numerous high-priority drill targets across the district.
Gold Potential
Surface sampling and historical drilling indicate strong potential for shallow oxide gold mineralization. Highlights include a 3 km by 10 km gold anomalous corridor, channel samples up to 4.2 g/t Au over 11.0 m, and drill intercepts including 1.02 g/t Au over 18.3 m from surface.
Silver Resource Expansion Potential
The project hosts a historical NI 43-101 resource estimate of approximately 11.0 million ounces of silver (Measured & Indicated) and 0.6 million ounces silver (Inferred), with upside demonstrated through silver-price sensitivity analysis.
Antimony Potential
Taylor hosts district-scale antimony mineralization across an approximate 52 km² footprint. Historical production grades ranged from 39% to 76% antimony, while recent sampling returned grades up to 21.6% antimony.
CRD Potential
The district hosts historical silver-lead-zinc-copper carbonate replacement deposit mineralization with multiple occurrences that remain largely untested using modern exploration methods
Porphyry and Skarn Potential
Strong geophysical anomalies and widespread alteration suggest the potential for a deeper intrusive-related porphyry and skarn system. Most historical drilling is relatively shallow, leaving significant depth potential.