Fairfield

A High-Grade Gold-Silver Vein System with Porphyry Copper-Gold Upside

Miravalles Gold Corp. has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire a 100% interest in the Fairfield Gold Project, a 1,012-hectare gold-silver exploration property in Nayarit, Mexico. The project is centered on a series of historically developed high-grade vein structures. Historical work includes ASARCO underground development, Mexican Geological Survey drilling, and multiple historical technical studies.

Multiple High-Grade Target Veins

Fairfield hosts multiple gold-silver vein structures with the principal zones including Miravalles, San Francisco, Tres Estrella, and Constancia. Historical development and dump material indicate significant past work, and 2026 field sampling confirmed gold-silver mineralization across several targets.

Satellite view of high-grade gold vein target locations High-grade vein target locations — Miravalles, Coronillas, San Francisco, Constancia, and Tres Estrella

Miravalles Vein

Flagship
  • Reported 1,500 m strike length
  • Historical ASARCO underground development on Levels 3 and 4
  • DDH-3 intersected high-grade mineralization below historical workings
  • Quartz-sulfide mineralization with chalcopyrite, pyrite, arsenopyrite, galena, and sphalerite
2026 dump: 7.51 g/t Gold  ·  7.7 g/t Silver

San Francisco

High-Grade
  • Historically developed vein target
  • Significant dump material observed during 2026 property visit
  • Located proximal to the Miravalles zone
2026 dump: 7.93 g/t Gold  ·  66.8 g/t Silver

Tres Estrella / Estrella

High-Grade
  • Mineralized vein within host rock
  • Historical samples from Tres Estrellas averaged 28.97 g/t Gold and 312 g/t Silver (two samples reported from vein)
  • Chip sample of 43.1 g/t Gold and 155 g/t Silver over 0.10 m (reported in investor materials)
2026 dump: 4.52 g/t Gold  ·  13.1 g/t Silver

Constancia

Active Target
  • Vein target with underground workings
  • Located within the principal vein corridor
  • 2026 sampling returned elevated gold-silver from dump material
2026 dump: up to 4.66 g/t Gold  ·  99.6 g/t Silver

Coronillas

Extension Target
  • Located southeast of the Miravalles #4 portal along the Miravalles vein trend
  • Interpreted historically as a possible extension of the Miravalles vein
Historical sample: 5.77 g/t Gold  ·  46.9 g/t Silver (over 16 cm)

*2026 sample results are grab samples, which by their very nature are select samples and are not necessarily indicative of similar mineralization on the Fairfield property.

Exploration Pedigree

Fairfield has a documented history of exploration and development dating back to the mid-17th century, including ASARCO underground development in the early 20th century and modern Mexican Geological Survey drilling in 2005–2006.

1650 First silver production reported near the Huicicila River, approximately 5 km north of Miravalles.
1860s Manchaca family reportedly mined gold and silver from the upper 40–50 m of the Miravalles vein.
1926–1936 ASARCO completed underground development on Miravalles Levels 3 and 4, including an historical estimate of 45,274 metric tonnes grading 31.2 g/t Gold and 401 g/t Silver (see caution below).
2000 Luismin rehabilitated Level 4 adit and reportedly confirmed partial access to historical ASARCO blocks.
2005–2006 Mexican Geological Survey (SGM) drilled 5 diamond drill holes totalling 634.7 m. DDH-3 intersected the Miravalles vein below historical workings.
2010–2011 Fairfields Gold acquired the Cila concessions. Focus Gold commissioned technical work and a porphyry model was advanced. SRK Consulting recommended an initial exploration program.
2026 Miravalles Gold Corp. enters into a definitive agreement to acquire a 100% interest in the project.
Historical Estimate — ASARCO (1926–1936)

Miravalles Vein — Reported Historical Estimate

45,274 Metric Tonnes
31.2 g/t Gold
401 g/t Silver
3.4% Lead
0.66% Copper
Historical Estimate — Regulatory Caution *This historical estimate was disclosed in "Report on the Huicicila (Miravalles Mine) Gold Property Near Compostela, Nayarit, Mexico for Pan American Gold Corp., by L.E. Finer and E.K. Schmidt dated 2007 Apr. 05. The historical estimate is relevant as it confirms significant high-grade gold in the Miravalles Vein and is believed to be reliable as it was completed by competent geologists to the standards of the day. The key assumptions, parameters, and methods used to prepare the historical estimate were not provided. The historical estimate would appear to be similar to an indicated resource. The author is not aware of any more recent estimates. Drilling would need to be completed to move the historic estimate to current resources. A qualified person has not done sufficient work to classify the historical estimate as current mineral resources and Miravalles Gold is not treating the historical estimate as current mineral resources.

SGM Diamond Drilling — 2005–2006

The Mexican Geological Survey drilled five diamond drill holes totalling 634.7 m in 2005–2006. DDH-3 intersected the Miravalles vein below historical workings at a shallow angle to core axis. True thickness is materially narrower than core length for the reported intercepts.

27.5 g/t Gold DDH-3  ·  6.05 m core / 2.0 m true
182.55–188.60 m
443 g/t Silver DDH-3  ·  0.55 m true thickness
at 12.15 g/t Gold  ·  178.1 m
23.49 g/t Gold DDH-3  ·  3.4 m true thickness
64.13 g/t Silver  ·  183.1 m

DDH-3 Highlighted Intervals — Miravalles Vein

Interval (m) Core Length True Thickness Gold (g/t) Silver (g/t)
178.1 0.55 m 12.15 443
183.1 3.4 m 23.49 64.13
182.55–188.60 6.05 m 2.0 m 27.5 10.7
198.60–201.20 2.60 m 0.9 m 5.8 1.4
196–201 4.71 16.8

DDH-3 intersected the Miravalles vein at approximately 20 degrees to core axis. True thickness should be used where available. Core length is not true width; reported true thickness values are materially narrower than core intercept lengths.

Historical Drill Results — Regulatory Caution Historical exploration results are provided for context only. They should not be interpreted as current mineral resources, mineral reserves, or guarantees of future exploration success. Miravalles Gold Corp. has not independently verified these historical drill results.

Modern Field Validation

During the March 8, 2026, property visit, the technical team visited Tres Estrella, Constancia, San Francisco, and Miravalles, and reviewed SGM DDH-3 drill core. Sampling returned gold values across all sampled vein structures.

Rock sample 2026-03-08-003 from San Francisco dump
Sample 2026-03-08-003
Rock sample 2026-03-08-005 from Miravalles dump
Sample 2026-03-08-005
Sample ID / Location g/t Gold g/t Silver
2026-03-08-001 · Tres Estrella Dump 4.52 13.1
2026-03-08-002 · Constancia Dump 0.02 2.1
2026-03-08-003 · San Francisco Dump 7.93 66.8
2026-03-08-004 · Miravalles Adit 1.18 4.6
2026-03-08-005 · Miravalles Dump 7.51 7.7
2026-03-08-006 · Miravalles Dump 3.77 7.0
Constancia Dump 4.66 99.6

*2026 sample results are grab samples, which by their very nature are select samples and are not necessarily indicative of similar mineralization on the Fairfield property.

Untested Porphyry Copper-Gold Potential

Beyond the high-grade gold-silver vein system, Fairfield has porphyry copper-gold exploration potential supported by intrusive geology, alteration, geophysical anomalies, and stockwork veining observations. Porphyry targets have not been previously drill-tested.

Satellite view of porphyry copper-gold targets — La Mano and Diatreme Porphyry copper-gold targets — La Mano and Diatreme

La Mano

  • Stockwork copper-gold target

Diatreme

  • Breccia / disseminated target
Exploration Potential — Caution The porphyry copper-gold targets described here represent exploration potential only and are based on geological observations, alteration mapping, and geophysical data. No porphyry-style discovery has been confirmed. These targets require follow-up exploration including geophysics and diamond drilling before any conclusions can be drawn.

Proposed Work Program

Decades of historical work have defined the targets — a modern, systematic exploration program will test them with current tools, technology, and technical standards.

1

Compile & Verify Historical Data

Review and compile historical reports, maps, drilling, and sampling data into a current technical database.

2

Confirm & Expand Surface Sampling

Complete drone LiDar and magnetics to extend strike projections and locate new veins/workings. Systematically sample veins along strike to determine drill targets within veins.

3

Refine Targets with Geophysics

Drone magnetics and IP/resistivity surveys to define subsurface porphyry target geometries prior to drilling.

4

Drill Priority Targets

Diamond drilling on priority vein and porphyry targets, focusing on both confirmation and JORC/NI 43-101 development.

Tracing the vein structure in the Tres Estrella adit Tracing the vein structure in the Tres Estrella adit
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