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History-making prices means a startup could be poised to be today’s secret gold stock moonshot

The revelation of this NYSE junior explorer’s massive gold properties is this year’s top mining surprise.

This pedigreed gold stock startup may be hiding in plain sight on the NYSE right alongside of Berkshire Hathaway, Walmart, and Pfizer.

Gold’s price keeps topping historic highs because central banks are hedging against global chaos and that favors gold explorers.

This NYSE startup’s aggressive gold exploration plan is fully funded.

BY Andy Carpenter

21/09/2024

Some of the most successful men in mining now lead a NYSE-listed junior gold explorer. They include two men who've found more than 1-billion ounces of silver and 10-million ounces of gold. Another developed the world famous Brucejack gold mine.

Today, this team’s gold exploration company controls two of the world’s most dazzling high-potential gold properties.

One is an underground project in Oregon. It was once set to be surface mined, then the state changed the rules, which scuttled all surface mining.

Now, economic geologists are convinced the surface gold was just a hint. The real treasure, a huge lode, could hide deeper underground.

The company’s other property is a massive 22-square miles in the world’s most desirable gold mining destination.

If history is any indication, this huge Nevada property could hold as many as 21 million ounces of gold, worth more than $51 billion at gold’s current price.

Even better, from a risk-reward standpoint, the junior gold explorer became listed on the New York Stock Exchange via a traditional IPO.

The IPO also laid the company bare under the harsh glare of Wall Street’s sharks – the markets, the media, and audit-obsessed regulators.

So, it’s been scrutinized... its transparent.

That’s why even the most conservative natural resource inventors should take a deep dive into Austin Gold Corp. (NYSE:AUST)

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