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Silver Hammer Mining Corp. reports exploration and project-development updates for a junior resource company focused on past-producing high-grade silver projects in the United States. Its news centers on the Silverton Silver Mine and Eliza Silver Project in Nevada, the Silver Strand Project in Idaho, and the Fahey Group Silver Project in Idaho's Silver Valley.
Recurring updates cover surface reconnaissance, geological data compilation, mapping and sampling, reverse-circulation drilling, assay results, mineralized structures, historical mine workings, and permitting for exploration plans. The company's portfolio provides exposure to silver, with additional copper and gold potential across its project areas.
Silver Hammer Mining (OTC:HAMRF) has started a summer surface reconnaissance program at its 360-acre Fahey Silver Project in Idaho’s Silver Valley. The project hosts 18 unpatented lode claims and over 20 identified veins and is positioned between major regional silver properties.
Silver Hammer (HAMRF) reported Phase 1 drilling and surface sampling results at its 100% owned Silverton project, Nye County, Nevada, on April 7, 2026. Six holes (738 m) returned silver intercepts including 361 g/t Ag over 1.52 m and surface grab samples up to 581 g/t Ag.
The company confirmed gold in the Eastern Gold Zone (up to 0.65 ppm Au over 5 ft), reported QA/QC re-assays after lab issues, and noted mineralization extends below historic workings.
Silver Hammer Mining (OTC:HAMRF) is preparing a Phase 1 drill program on its 100% owned California Patented Claim at the Eliza Silver Project, White Pine County, Nevada.
Up to 15 holes (~1,500 metres) will test five priority targets defined by historical mapping, soil sampling, heliborne geophysics and high-grade rock samples (including a 1,290 g/t Ag sample).
Silver Hammer (OTC: HAMRF) says it is well-financed for an aggressive 2026 exploration campaign across three 100% owned Idaho and Nevada silver projects and the newly acquired Fahey Project.
Key 2026 activities include Phase 2 work at Silverton, drill-ready programs at Silver Strand and the California Patent, a pending Plan of Operations for Eliza, and surface work at Fahey.
Silver Hammer (OTC:HAMRF) began an advanced data integration of property-wide geophysical and geological datasets at its 100% owned Eliza and Silverton projects ahead of the 2026 drill season. Work includes synthesis of >250 line-km (Eliza) and >80 line-km (Silverton) heliborne surveys, multi-element soil datasets, historical mine plans, and legacy data to refine targets and prioritize drilling.
The Eliza compilation targets the Passynak, Belmont and California areas; an Eliza operations permit is anticipated late spring 2026.
Silver Hammer (OTC:HAMRF) completed a Phase 1 RC drill program at its 100% owned Silverton Project, Nye County, Nevada on December 23, 2025, totaling 2,420 feet in six holes. Drilling targeted the Western Silver Zone (four holes) and Eastern Gold Zone (two holes) and intercepted multiple zones of moderate-to-intense silicification, including intervals up to 29.0 m in SLV25-006. A total of 221 samples plus 5 surface rock samples were submitted to ALS Reno with a QA/QC program (~15% standards/blanks/duplicates). Historic surface samples cited silver grades of 300–933 g/t Ag. Assay results are pending; a Phase 2 program is contingent on positive analyses.
Silver Hammer (CSE: HAMRF) has commenced a Phase 1 reverse-circulation drill program at its 100% owned Silverton Project in Nye County, Nevada, with up to 5,000 feet of RC drilling planned across ~8 holes to test down-dip continuity beneath historic high-grade workings.
The Company completed project-wide mapping and sampling in November 2025 (assays pending) and highlights historic mine shipments <100,000 tons with reported grades up to 933 g/t Ag and company rock samples up to 692 g/t Ag. Targets include a western silver-dominant Central Zone (~1,000-foot diameter) and an eastern gold-dominant zone. Qualified Person: Damir Cukor, P.Geo.
Silver Hammer (HAMRF) has engaged Alford Drilling and Modern Land and Development to begin a Phase 1 RC drill program at its 100%‑owned Silverton Project in Nye County, Nevada. The program comprises up to 8 reverse circulation holes totalling up to 5,000 feet and is planned to commence by the second week of November 2025.
Targets focus on testing down‑dip continuity beneath historic high‑grade workings from the 1930s–1950s; company sampling returned up to 692 g/t Ag and multiple samples >100 g/t Ag. Silver Hammer is also assembling an exploration plan for the recently acquired Fahey Group silver project in Idaho and finalizing Plan of Operations permitting for the Eliza Project.
Silver Hammer (HAMRF) entered an Option Agreement dated October 20, 2025 to acquire a 100% interest in the 360-acre Fahey Property in the Silver Belt of the Coeur d'Alene mining district.
Key terms include US$50,000 cash, C$450,000 in consideration shares paid across 2026–2030, and C$1.5M minimum exploration expenditures (C$200,000 by Dec 31, 2027; remaining C$1.3M by Dec 31, 2030). Upon exercise, Fahey will retain a 2.0% NSR reducible to 1.5% for US$1,000,000 and a US$1.5M production milestone payment.
The Property lies between major mines, contains >20 identified veins, and has been largely underexplored despite adjacent multi‑million ounce producers.
Silver Hammer (OTC: HAMRF) received an updated exploration drill permit for its 100%-controlled Silverton Project in Nye County, Nevada on October 10, 2025, and posted the required reclamation bond with the U.S. Bureau of Land Management.
The company plans a fully funded RC drill program of up to 5,000 feet in up to eight holes, with drilling expected to start in late October to early November 2025. Historic workings produced 300–933 g/t Ag; company sampling returned up to 692 g/t Ag in the Central Zone. Silver Hammer also completed a fully subscribed private placement and issued 1,500,000 shares to settle US$90,684 of past consulting fees.