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Regional stream sediment geochemistry from BC's Quest program (2007) identified 6 streams with gold, mercury and antimony anomalies.

The claims were staked to cover the centre of a prominent total field magnetic low identified in the Geological Survey of Canada's aeromagnetic survey and is postulated to be a manifestation of a near surface felsic intrusive centre. An initial program consisted of prospecting and stream sediment sampling to attempt to define areas with anomalous gold content.

Stream sediment sampling to test previously untested areas of the property and a soil geochemical orientation survey.

Soil sampling the centre of the claims tested the aeromagnetic low geophysical anomaly.

MMI grid soil sampling as well as minor prospecting, geologic mapping, stream sediment silt sampling and rock sampling.

Continued MMI grid soil sampling, completing the 2015 program (53 elements analyzed).

22 MMI samples to add to an existing MMI grid. This program has been successful in identifying significant mineral anomalies. Consistent with the Blackwater model, additional MMI sampling is expected to be completed in the upcoming program, leading to the identification of drill ready targets.

During the summer of 2021, Golden Age Exploration Ltd funded a continued MMI soil geochemistry sampling program extending two of the grid lines from the 2018 program and adding another four lines at 100 metre line spacing and 50 metre sample spacing to the north of the existing grid. A total of 226 samples were collected. Going forward, testing of the MMI soil geochemistry anomalies is warranted through trenching and drilling.