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| By Sean Brodrick |
If you haven’t been watching your inbox this week, I have plenty for you to catch up on.
I’ve already sent you several videos each afternoon:
And today, I have two more videos from Vancouver for you.
These are two gold explorers racing toward development.
Excellent management and high grades make them better than long shots.
And they both have hit-it-out-of-the-ballpark potential.
The first is Cassiar Gold (CGLCF) — a Canadian explorer focused on its 100% owned, district-scale Cassiar Gold Property in northern British Columbia, where it has two major projects.
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Cassiar North (Taurus Deposit): This area hosts a substantial bulk-tonnage resource.
It’s currently known to contain an indicated resource of 410,000 ounces of gold at 1.43 g/t.
A notable 91% of these ounces are located within 150 meters of the surface, making it highly accessible.
- Cassiar South: This area is known for high-grade, past-producing orogenic veins (such as the Main, Cusac and Bain mines) that historically yielded over 315,000 ounces at grades between 10-20 g/t.
Timeline and Infrastructure
One of the things I like about Cassiar is that it has plenty of existing infrastructure, including a fully owned and permitted mill, existing mine permits and road access.
In Vancouver, I talked to Cassiar’s CEO and President, Marco Roque.
He dished up the scoop on this company …
The company will release a new preliminary economic analysis of the Taurus Deposit in the first half of this year.
I expect that will include lots of new drill results and a new resource estimate.
We’ll see how the market likes that.
The second company I want to share with you is Dakota Gold (DC).
Dakota is focused on gold exploration and development in the historic Homestake District of South Dakota.
It has great projects …
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Richmond Hill Project: This is the flagship asset, currently being developed as a potential open-pit, oxide heap-leach operation.
Recent drill results are encouraging, featuring high-grade intercepts such as 5 g/t gold over 24.9 meters and 2.19 g/t gold over 31.1 meters (which included a very high-grade spike of 17.35 g/t gold over 1.5 meters).
And man, does this project have a lot of gold and silver!
Richmond Hill has a known resource of 6 million ounces of gold and more than 60 million ounces of silver. And the company is still drilling!
- Maitland Gold Project: An infill drilling campaign of approximately 5,578 meters is underway to establish a maiden resource by year-end.
- JB Gold Zone: Exploration is evaluating high-grade "Homestake-style" mineralization at depth.
The company is currently in the late exploration and early feasibility stages.
In the second half of this year, we should see a Pre-Feasibility Study (PFS) for Richmond Hill.
And in the first half of 2027, the company should deliver a Feasibility Study (FS) for Richmond Hill as well.
The best part is that this company is led by Robert Quartermain, who serves as co-chair and CEO.
He has a 45-year track record of transforming junior exploration companies into multi-billion-dollar producers.
He wouldn’t be involved if he didn’t think Richmond Hill was the real deal.
I chatted with Mr. Quartermain at the VRIC …
What a great story.
These are just some of the stories I’m finding in the junior mining space.
These have the potential to be tomorrow’s titans — propelled by a gold price that I believe is going to $10,000 an ounce or higher.
But for my favorite ways to play that rally to five-digit gold, check out my other LARGE prediction here.
All the best,
Sean
