La Joya has undergone substantial historical exploration, drilling more than 51,600 meters in 182 holes defining several mineralized zones including the Main Mineralized Trend, Santo Niño and Coloradito. The company is now reviewing the project with a subsurface-oriented exploration approach, combining structural interpretation, subsurface sampling and a detailed review of historic drill cores to locate higher-grade mineralization at depth.
In addition to La Joya, Silver Dollar owns the Nora silver-gold project in Durango, home to the historic Candy mine and an epithermal vein system that has produced high-quality surface sampling results. The company also has an equity stake in Bunker Hill Mining following the divestiture of the Ranger-Page project, providing leverage for the expected restart of production in Idaho’s Silver Valley in early 2026.
Company Highlights
- 100 percent ownership of the La Joya projectan advanced silver-gold-copper system in the Mexican Durango-Zacatecas silver belt
- The jewel was originally proposed as an open-pit mine in 2013, based on silver at $24, gold at $1,200 and copper at $3
- Strategic shift towards evaluating La Joya’s high-quality underground potential supported by new 3D geological modeling, subsurface sampling and drill target development
- Completed sale of the Ranger-Page project to Bunker Hill Miningwhich provides equity exposure to a US silver producer in the short term
- Fully financed to carry out planned exploration programs until 2026
- Largest shareholder is mining investor Eric Sprott, with approximately 17.5 percent ownership
- Multiple exploration catalysts plannedincluding drilling in La Joya in early 2026
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