Australia’s next great gold-antimony discovery?

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Australia’s Next Great

Gold-Antimony Discovery?

Au Gold Corp. (AUGC.V; AUGCF.OTC) is working a geological playbook that has already produced world-class mines in Australia’s famed Victorian Goldfields.
 

Their gold-antimony project sits in the heart of that district — almost entirely undrilled by modern methods.
 

With a growing inventory of high-grade targets and a drill program taking shape, the moment of truth is approaching fast.
 

Watch these interviews to get all the exciting details before the drills start turning...

Au Gold CEO Marc Blythe & John Kaiser

Marc Blythe & Kerry Stevenson

There’s a reason the Victorian Goldfields keep producing world-class mines.

The geology is exceptional — and most of it hasn’t been touched by a modern drill bit.

And sitting in the midst of it is Au Gold’s (AUGC.V; AUGCF.OTC) Havelock gold-antimony project.

Havelock is in the right neighborhood — it sits roughly 50 kilometers from Agnico Eagle’s Fosterville mine and about 100 kilometers from Southern Cross Gold’s Sunday Creek discovery.
 

Those are two of the biggest gold success stories in recent history.
 

With drilling on the horizon, management aims to prove that the geology behind both of those stories extends right through Havelock.

Historic High Grade
— And Barely Touched

Havelock covers 11,663 hectares and hosts multiple large-scale structural trends with high-grade historical workings...and virtually no modern exploration.

Those large-scale structures include the 9-kilometer-long Shaw-McFarlane Trend, where the McFarlane Shaft historically produced gold from quartz reef systems averaging 22.5 g/t and associated with abundant stibnite — the primary ore mineral for antimony.

Mining stopped not because the gold ran out, but because operators couldn’t handle the water inflow or separate the gold from stibnite. Modern methods solve both problems.
 

Then there’s the McFarlane Dam, a fascinating story in itself.
 

In 2010, a local landowner excavating a water storage dam on the property reportedly recovered 514 ounces of gold from quartz material, including individual specimens weighing up to 23 kilograms.

Management believes that excavation may have accidentally exposed the top of a previously undiscovered quartz reef that has never been drill tested.

The company’s most recent field work keeps adding to the target list — including a sample grading 25.10 g/t gold between the McFarlane Shaft and Harvey’s Reef, and two newly identified northerly gold trends delineated by historical rock samples up to 24.10 g/t that appear to have had no follow-up work at all.
 

And that’s all before you factor in the antimony. The same stibnite that frustrated Victorian-era miners is now a strategic asset.
 

Antimony is a critical input for military munitions and flame retardants, and China controls the overwhelming majority of global supply. Western governments are scrambling for alternatives.

Havelock’s gold grades are compelling enough on their own merits. The antimony is a bonus that the market hasn’t begun to price in.

That’s what makes the Havelock story so compelling right now. Every phase of early-stage work is expanding the opportunity.

And a drill program to begin testing all this potential — the first modern drilling on the Shaw-McFarlane Trend — is now coming into view.

And this story is at its earliest, still-undiscovered stage: With less than a C$13 million market cap, the market has not yet priced in what Havelock may be sitting on.
 

The drill bit will be the moment of truth. And the time to look into Au Gold Corp. is now.

Click on the two video interviews below to watch company CEO Marc Blythe outline the upside potential behind this exciting, early-stage story.

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