◆ Four 100%-owned past-producing and strategically located silver assets in Tier-1
U.S. jurisdictions, with no royalties or earn-ins, at near-zero valuation. Silver Hammer
Mining Corp. (HAMR) controls 100% of the Silver Strand mine (Coeur d'Alene,
Idaho), the Silverton silver mine (Nye County, Nevada), the Eliza polymetallic
silver project (White Pine County, Nevada) and the Fahey Group strategic property
(Shoshone County, Idaho), at a market capitalization of under $10 million.
◆ Past producer revamp economics have been transformed by a 135% higher silver
price and modern exploration techniques. Each asset was historically defined
or mined when silver traded below US$10/oz, prior to modern three-dimensional
structural modeling and high-resolution geophysics. Silver Strand operated
1970–1982 at 300 g/t Ag and shut on smelter logistics (ASARCO Tacoma closure),
not geology. Silverton produced at grades to 933 g/t Ag and saw no modern
exploration for approximately 80 years. The technical
26 May 2026
Silver Hammer Mining Corp. (HAMR): Initiating with Speculative Buy - Four 100%-Owned Past-Producer Silver Assets in Tier-1 U.S. Jurisdictions at Near-Zero Valuation
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Silver Hammer Mining Corp. (HAMR): Initiating with Speculative Buy - Four 100%-Owned Past-Producer Silver Assets in Tier-1 U.S. Jurisdictions at Near-Zero Valuation
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26 May 2026 -
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◆ Four 100%-owned past-producing and strategically located silver assets in Tier-1
U.S. jurisdictions, with no royalties or earn-ins, at near-zero valuation. Silver Hammer
Mining Corp. (HAMR) controls 100% of the Silver Strand mine (Coeur d'Alene,
Idaho), the Silverton silver mine (Nye County, Nevada), the Eliza polymetallic
silver project (White Pine County, Nevada) and the Fahey Group strategic property
(Shoshone County, Idaho), at a market capitalization of under $10 million.
◆ Past producer revamp economics have been transformed by a 135% higher silver
price and modern exploration techniques. Each asset was historically defined
or mined when silver traded below US$10/oz, prior to modern three-dimensional
structural modeling and high-resolution geophysics. Silver Strand operated
1970–1982 at 300 g/t Ag and shut on smelter logistics (ASARCO Tacoma closure),
not geology. Silverton produced at grades to 933 g/t Ag and saw no modern
exploration for approximately 80 years. The technical