Minaurum Gold (TSXV: MGG) Future Spin-Off Potential

Minaurum Gold (TSXV: MGG)’s flagship Alamos Silver Project is, in our opinion, far superior to the flagship projects of all other silver exploration companies with a market cap similar to MGG.

However, what truly sets Minaurum apart is that MGG also possesses a stronger portfolio of secondary projects than any of its peers.

Minaurum Gold (TSXV: MGG)'s Aurífero Gold Project is located immediately north of its Alamos Silver Project. Aurífero is a large, district-scale gold system with over 8,000 meters of historical drilling completed (mostly in the 1980s). While the historic drilling was shallow (average vertical depth less than 100m), the results demonstrate the presence of broad zones of high-grade gold mineralization.

Highlights of historical drilling at MGG's Aurífero Gold Project (all within 100m of surface):

• 58.0 m grading 3.65 g/t Au

• 24.5 m grading 3.12 g/t Au

• 3.1 m grading 18.37 g/t Au

• 12.0 m grading 3.70 g/t Au

• 7.5 m grading 5.64 g/t Au

Minaurum has since consolidated ~95% of the Aurífero district, relogged historic core, and submitted permits for a modern drilling campaign to test deeper mineralization beyond the shallow historic intercepts. Most silver exploration juniors with market caps near MGG rely on a single project story. Minaurum not only controls one of Mexico’s next potential primary silver districts at Alamos, but also controls multiple district-scale gold, silver, and polymetallic projects like Aurífero, Lone Mountain (Nevada CRD Zn), and Taviche (Oaxaca Ag).

Here is a map showing MGG's Aurífero Gold Project in relation to their flagship Alamos Silver Project. Notice how MGG's Alamos Silver Project is adjacent to Piedras Verdes one of Mexico's largest copper mines. This is a major de-risking factor for potential future acquirors.

Maybe after MGG releases its maiden resource estimate for Alamos they should consider doing a spin-off of Alamos to existing shareholders as a new publicly traded silver pure play and use Minaurum to explore the Aurífero Gold Project?

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