Rush Gold Completes Field Investigations and Satellite Image Acquisition in Nevada
Rush Gold Corp. has completed Phase 1 geological reconnaissance and WorldView-3 satellite image acquisition at its Legal Tender and Skylight properties in Nevada, collecting 124 surface rock samples for analysis.
Canadian exploration company Rush Gold Corp. has concluded its initial phase of geological reconnaissance and WorldView-3 satellite image acquisition at its Legal Tender and Skylight properties. The winter 2025 fieldwork involved collecting 124 surface rock samples for gold, precious metal, and geochemical analysis at ALS Global.
The company has also received a cloud-free satellite image acquired on December 3, 2025. This imagery is expected to provide data for alteration mineral mapping. Both the Legal Tender and Skylight properties are located approximately 60 kilometers northwest of Tonopah, Nevada, within the Royston Hills mining district.
Rush Gold anticipates receiving assay results early in the new year. The integration of data from the satellite imagery with the field-collected geochemical data is expected to aid in identifying potential drill targets at both properties.
The company is focused on advancing its Skylight gold property in Nevada, USA. Rush Gold also holds an option on the Legal Tender silver-gold project.