Overview

Highlights of Tabasquena Silver Mine

• In the shadows of a headframe project, the Real de Milagros Silver Mine, shares same geological feature as Tabasquena;
• Tabasquena had historical silver production at the end of 20th century;
• Zacatecas and surrounding states contain some of the most important silver belts worldwide;
• Recently built headframe with 100 metre shaft and underground workings;
• Fully permitted for mining operations including explosives and tailings permits;
• Open along strike to the north and south, only a small portion of known veins explored;
• Tabasquena vein outcrops at surface for 2km, only approximately 70 metres of strike drilled near shaft and no drilling below 100 metres on epithermal vein;
• La Nina vein, parallel to Tabasquena, also outcrops over nearly same distance;
• Tabasquena and La Nina meet to the north of the headframe, this structural intersection is a key location for future exploration;
• Entire project has yet to go through extensive exploration for additional veins;
• Paved road access, electrical power through the project and to the headframe;
• Renowned Mexican geologist, part of the vending company, will join Advance as key advisor.