Nevada, USA
Dollar and Milton Antimony Projects (100% ANT)
Our 100% owned Dollar and Milton projects in Nevada are the foundation of Antimony Resources' longer-term strategy to build genuine domestic United States antimony supply, directly addressing the current absence of meaningful US antimony production.
Nevada is a well-established, mining-friendly jurisdiction with existing infrastructure, and the two projects give the Company a growing land position across prospective antimony ground in the state.
Soil geochemistry programs have been completed across both projects, providing the surface geochemical framework used to define drill targets ahead of a planned maiden drilling program. Together, the Nevada projects position the Company to engage with US government agencies and programs supporting the development of secure, domestic critical minerals supply chains, as that engagement progresses.
Milton Antimony Project
At Milton, soil geochemistry has identified a continuous antimony-gold-thallium pathfinder corridor extending over one kilometre, a geochemical signature the Company considers indicative of an underlying mineralised system at depth. The project targets multiple high-grade antimony-bearing veins and shear zones hosted within the Triassic Luning Formation limestone, with mineralisation structurally controlled and often found in brecciated zones containing silicified limestone fragments, stibnite and antimony oxides.
- Location
- Nye County, Nevada, on the western flank of the Shoshone Range, ~1 mile south of the historic Grantsville townsite
- Claims
- 15-20 lode claims covering the main historical workings
- Historical production
- 30 tons averaging 40% antimony, shipped 1939
- Historical assays
- Up to 20.77% Sb and 12.57% Sb from stockpiles; up to 12% Sb in workings
- USGS sampling
- Up to 30,000 ppm (3.0%) Sb in the northern project area
- Host rock
- Triassic Luning Formation limestone; structurally controlled brecciated zones
Metals contained within the veins are primarily antimony, with associated silver and gold. Ore minerals identified are stibnite, various antimony oxides and minor pyrite. Stibnite occurs as blebs, radiating clusters and single crystals up to 2 inches long. Development on the property consists of multiple shafts, a 34-foot adit and numerous shallow pits exploring several structures on both sides of Milton Canyon. Veins remain open with significant potential for the discovery of additional high-grade antimony mineralisation along strike and at depth.
Dollar Antimony Project
The Dollar Project is a 100%-owned, high-grade prospect located in a proven antimony district in Nye County, Nevada. Soil sampling has defined two geochemically distinct mineral systems, a gold-antimony system and a separate silver-polymetallic system, alongside an additional copper anomaly, giving the project genuine multi-commodity potential within a single land package.
- Location
- Jett Mining District, eastern slope of the Toiyabe Range, Nye County, Nevada
- Claims
- 8 unpatented claims with accessible historical adits and shafts
- Historical assays
- Up to 40.63% Sb
- USGS sampling
- Up to 1.0% Sb from surface sampling
- Credits
- Silver, lead and copper
- Setting
- Paleozoic sediments overlain by Tertiary volcanics; stibnite along shear zones
Mineralisation in the district, particularly for antimony, is structurally controlled and hosted in shear zones and faults. The Dollar antimony-silver mine, located at the mouth of Boyd Canyon, features stibnite mineralisation along a shear zone at the contact between silicified limestone and shale. Accessible historical adits and shafts provide a clear path for modern exploration and validation.