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Vault Announces Acquisition of U.S. Historical Mirage-Mariposa Tungsten Mine within the Gray Eagle Project
(TheNewswire)   Vancouver, British Columbia – TheNewswire - May 11, 2026 - Va...
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[{"type":"text","content":"Vault Announces Acquisition of U.S. Historical Mirage-Mariposa Tungsten Mine within the Gray Eagle Project \n(TheNewswire)\n \n\nVancouver, British Columbia –\nTheNewswire - May 11, 2026 - Vault Strategic Mining\nCorp. (TSXV: KNOX) (OTC: KNXFF) (FSE: M850) (WKN:A41WE4)\n(\"Vault\" or the \"Company\") announces that it has entered into a definitive\nmineral property purchase agreement (the “Agreement”) with two arm’s\nlength vendors to acquire a 100% interest in the Historical\nMirage-Mariposa Tungsten Mine included within the Gray Eagle Project\nlocated in the Bishop Mining District, Inyo County, California (the\n“Gray Eagle Project”),\ntogether with the North Tungsten Project in Nunavik, Quebec\n(collectively, the “Projects”).\n\n\nQuinn Field-Dyte, CEO of Vault\nStrategic Mining Corp. stated:\n“We are excited to add the\nhistorical Mirage-Mariposa Tungsten Mine, included within the Gray\nEagle project to our US Historical mine portfolio, particularly given\nits combination of tungsten and precious metals in a historically\nidentified skarn environment. With multiple mineralized zones and no\nmodern drilling, we see a clear opportunity to apply modern\nexploration techniques to confirm, better define and potentially\nexpand the system. The Company looks forward to engaging with\npotential exploration crews to get exploration underway at\nMirage-Mariposa.”\n\n\n\nClick Image To View Full Size\n\n \n\nFigure 1. Tungsten and its uses. Visit Home\n- Vault Strategic Mining Corp.\n\n\nHistorical Mirage-Mariposa Tungsten\nMine within the Gray Eagle Project\n\n\nThe Project comprises 33 contiguous unpatented lode\nclaims totaling approximately 681.8 acres, located approximately 10\nkilometres east of Bishop, California, within the White Mountains. The\nProject hosts multiple mineralized prospects\ndeveloped along a granite–limestone contact, a geological\nenvironment associated with both tungsten skarn mineralization and\nhydrothermal precious-metal vein systems.\n\n\nHistorical overview of the\nMirage-Mariposa Mine\n\n\nThe Mirage-Mariposa Mine is recorded in the U.S.\nGeological Survey’s (“USGS”) Mineral Resource Data\nSystem1 as a past-producing\ntungsten and silver site in Inyo County, California. The record\nidentifies ...