Millennium Silver Corp. has secured acceptance from the U.S. Bureau of Land Management Tonopah Field Office for its Exploration Notice at the Silver Peak silver-gold project in Esmeralda County, Nevada. The company also posted the required reclamation bond, clearing the path for field work.

The BLM authorization covers diamond drilling on public lands through August 12, 2028. Millennium Silver plans up to five drill pads, at least 10 diamond-drill holes, and about 100 metres of new temporary access trails. Three pads occupy previously built sites, while existing roads provide primary access.

The campaign aims to infill and extend silver-gold mineralization along roughly 900 metres of the Nivloc Structure to support an updated Mineral Resource Estimate.

“Acceptance of the Notice and posting of the reclamation bond complete the BLM surface-management filing for the Company's drilling program. With that filing complete and water work advancing, we are lined up for the 2026 resource-expansion drilling at Nivloc.”

— Robert Drago, President and CEO

The 100% owned project spans 211 lode mining claims covering 1,697.99 hectares. It encompasses the past-producing Nivloc and 16-to-1 mines alongside over 12 additional vein structures. The Nivloc Structure currently hosts an Inferred Mineral Resource of 2,653,000 tonnes grading 96.85 g/t silver and 0.67 g/t gold, containing 8.26 million ounces of silver and 57 thousand ounces of gold based on a 2019 report.

The drilling program complements a drone magnetic survey and water-infrastructure development currently underway at the property.

Read the full announcement: Millennium Silver Receives BLM Acceptance of Exploration Notice and Posts Reclamation Bond at Silver Peak, Nevada