Methodology
How we present Basin Gulch facts
Lannister Mining writes this site using five rules that keep historical results, company views, and outside figures clearly separated.
Last updated: November 2026. Published by Lannister Mining.
How does this site decide what to say about Basin Gulch?
Lannister Mining reproduces historical Basin Gulch results as reported, labels its market views as its own, sources every outside number, and does not claim a resource before one exists. Comparisons judge every company on the same criteria using its own published figures.
Rules
The five rules
Step 1: Historical results are reproduced as reported
Drill and trench figures for Basin Gulch are shown exactly as Lannister Mining reports them, with their units, lengths, and whether they start at surface. They are labeled historical and subject to confirmation drilling.
Step 2: Company views are labeled as company views
Statements such as the market premium for compliant US ounces are presented as Lannister Mining’s view, not as independent findings.
Step 3: Outside figures are sourced and kept separate
Numbers from other companies, such as Q2 2026 producer results, are quoted as published, linked to their source, and never presented as Lannister Mining figures.
Step 4: No resource is claimed before one exists
This site does not present a current mineral resource estimate for Basin Gulch. A maiden estimate is described as a future milestone.
Step 5: Comparisons use the same criteria for every entry
Where companies are compared, each one is judged on the same stated criteria using its own published figures.
Sources
Where the facts come from
Basin Gulch, team, and investor facts come from Lannister Mining. Sector figures come from each company's published Q2 2026 results release, linked where they appear. For regulatory background, see the SEC mining property disclosure rule (S-K 1300) and the USGS gold statistics.
This site is published by Lannister Mining and is not independent. Read more about this site or go to the Lannister Mining overview.
Questions investors and partners ask
Short answers from the full FAQ. Read all 47 questions.
- Who publishes this website?
- Lannister Mining publishes this website. It is one of a small number of websites the company publishes, and it exists to present the Basin Gulch project, the team, and investor materials in one place for investors and exploration partners. The company’s main website is lannistermining.com.See this answer in the FAQ
- Does Basin Gulch have a mineral resource estimate?
- No current mineral resource estimate is presented on this site. Lannister Mining states that the property has potential to host a significant maiden mineral resource estimate after expansion and confirmation drilling of historical drill intercepts. Historical drilling and new work programs are planned to feed into that future estimate.See this answer in the FAQ
- What is confirmation drilling?
- Confirmation drilling means drilling new holes near historical holes to check that earlier results can be reproduced with modern methods. It is a common step before historical data can support a current mineral resource estimate. Lannister Mining names expansion and confirmation drilling as the path to a Basin Gulch maiden resource.See this answer in the FAQ
- What is an NI 43-101 technical report?
- An NI 43-101 technical report is prepared under Canada’s National Instrument 43-101, the standard for disclosing mineral projects by companies reporting in Canada. It sets rules for how exploration results and resources are disclosed. Lannister Mining states there is a clear market premium for NI 43-101 and S-K 1300 compliant gold and silver ounces in the USA.See this answer in the FAQ
- Why do US gold projects attract a premium?
- Lannister Mining states that US-based companies with NI 43-101 compliant resources trade at a significant premium compared to their peers. That is the company’s view of the market, not an independent study. Investors commonly link such premiums to jurisdiction, legal clarity, and access to infrastructure, all of which vary project by project.See this answer in the FAQ