The 100%-owned Raven Silver Project is located 390km northwest of the city of Helena and only 15km from Thompson Falls in Montana USA. The project consists of 27 mineral claims and hosts the historic Raven Silver Mine (formerly Copper Mask Mine) and Silver King Mine, within the Thompson River mining district.

Production records Raven Mines (Silver and Copper)
Year Ore (t) Silver (oz) Copper (lb)
1919 12 921 5,524
1920 9 640 4,343
1923 8 524 3,730
1925 5 286 2,202
1931 28 1,805 10,549
1934 23 1,519 6,825
Total 85 5,695 33,173
Average grade 2,804 g/t Ag 19.51% Cu
Production records Raven Mines (Silver and Copper)
Year Ore (t) Silver (oz) Copper (lb) Lead (lb) Zinc (lb)
1916 31 1,397 742 4,637 0
1917 92 3,849 3,743 15,594 0
1918 65 2,234 1,997 7,448 0
1921 15 734 375 2,337 0
1922 5 1,140 244 306 0
1923 10 334 0 163 0
1924 33 1,153 834 26,554 0
1925 33 1,964 2,314 19,553 0
1926 13 521 586 6,006 0
1928 37 976 954 14,504 0
1949 135 811 1,000 10,900 4,300
1950 8 159 300 2,330 1,000
Total 499 15,727 13,089 110,332 5,300
Average grade 996 g/t Ag 1.38% Cu 11.6% Pb 1.9% Zn

The Raven and Silver King mines are on the north west limb of a major anticline. The axial trace of the anticline is mapped ~200m to the south west of the project boundary. The mines produced silver, copper, lead and zinc ores, from a series of steeply dipping veins. The lithological units seen at the Raven Project are the highly prospective Revett Formation, St Regis Formation and Wallace Formation. These geological formations host some of the largest mineral deposits in the Silver Valley, which has historically produced over 1.2 billion ounces of silver.