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Six Past-Producing Silver Mines, a Fully Financed Treasury, and a Silver Market That Has Not Caught Up Yet

OTCID HAMRF

CSE HAMR

Six Past-Producing Silver Mines, a Fully Financed Treasury, and a Silver Market That Has Not Caught Up Yet

Silver has surged more than 150 percent over the past year and set a fresh all time high above 120 dollars an ounce in early 2026.

One junior explorer controls not one, but six previously producing high-grade silver mines and districts across two of the world’s top ten mining jurisdictions, walks into this market completely debt free, and just closed a financing in early 2026 to provide the funds to explore these assets.

 

This is the story of Silver Hammer Mining Corp. (OTCID: HAMRF | CSE: HAMR), and why a quiet, fully funded junior sitting on a portfolio of brownfield silver assets may be about to get very loud.

The Bottom Line, Before You Scroll

Most investors meet a junior silver story after the financing is done, after the drill program is funded, after the easy money has already been made by whoever got there first.

Silver Hammer Mining Corp. (OTCID: HAMRF | CSE: HAMR) closed a CAD$3.9 million financing in February 2026. The Company is fully financed and debt free, right as it turns drills toward a portfolio most single-asset explorers would envy. Here is the situation in plain terms.

Silver Hammer Mining Corp. (OTCID: HAMRF | CSE: HAMR) controls a strategic portfolio of high-grade brownfield silver assets across Idaho and Nevada, anchored by 100% ownership of six previously producing silver mines and districts.

RECENT FINANCING

C$3.9M

Debt-Free Balance Sheet

PAST PRODUCERS

6

Previously Producing Mines

Included in the portfolio is the Silver Strand Mine in Idaho’s famed Coeur d’Alene Mining District, the newly consolidated Fahey Group Silver Project sitting between two multi-million ounce producers, the Eliza High-Grade Silver Project in Nevada’s historic Hamilton Silver District, and the Silverton Silver-Gold Project in Nevada’s “Silver Alley.”


Every one of these projects produced silver before, in some cases at grades few explorers ever encounter, and in every case at silver prices a small fraction of where the metal trades today.


Now look at how the Company is priced against that.
Silver Hammer Mining Corp. (OTCID: HAMRF | CSE: HAMR) trades at a market capitalization of approximately 9 million Canadian dollars as of July 13, 2026!


That is a market cap that values four brownfield silver-gold projects, a portfolio of six past producers, and a funded, permitted, multi-project drill push at a fraction of what many single-asset explorers command with far less already proven by a prior operator.


And the Company is not waiting to be discovered. It closed a financing in February specifically to accelerate permitting at Eliza, push toward drill programs at Silverton, Silver Strand, and Eliza in 2026, and review additional accretive opportunities.


Six of nine holes in Silver Strand’s 2022 program returned more than 100 g/t silver and/or more than 1 g/t gold.


Fifteen new priority exploration target zones have been identified at Silver Strand from a 2023 compilation of geophysical data spanning 2004 to 2022. Silverton, already permitted and drilling, delivered results up to 361 g/t silver in April 2026. In junior mining, a fully funded portfolio of past producers advancing on multiple fronts at once, backed by a rising metal price, is the setup that forces a market to pay attention.


Silver Hammer Mining Corp. (OTCID: HAMRF | CSE: HAMR) is walking straight into that moment.


So the setup is simple. Four brownfield silver-gold projects, six previously producing mines between them, two of the world’s top ten mining jurisdictions, a debt-free balance sheet, a financing just completed, and drill programs underway or imminent at three separate projects.


The assets have already been de-risked by prior operators and decades of historical work. The price has not yet reflected it.


That is the trade. Position before the exploration activity commences and results are released this fall.

Why The Window Is Open Right Now

Markets move on events, and on the gap between what is true and what is priced. For Silver Hammer Mining Corp. (OTCID: HAMRF | CSE: HAMR), several of those events are lining up across three separate projects at once.

At Silver Strand, in Idaho’s Coeur d’Alene Mining District, the Company has completed underground rehabilitation and a new drill bay, drilled two phases confirming high-grade gold-silver mineralization beneath and beyond the historic workings, compiled fifteen new priority geophysical target zones from data spanning nearly two decades, submitted its Plan of Operations, and is now fully permitted subject to a bond payment, with a small-scale mining pathway under review.


At the Fahey Group, a 360-acre, 18-claim property that has sat within the Silver Belt for decades under the same family’s ownership, more than 20 veins have been identified, more than in the Bunker Hill Mine or the Sunshine Mine, the two largest silver producers in the district’s history.

This is the first time in over 60 years the property has been available for exploration with modern techniques, and the Company is advancing a summer exploration program toward a deep-hole drill target and a Plan of Operations permit application later in 2026.

At Eliza, in Nevada’s Hamilton Silver District, follow-up sampling in 2021 and 2022 confirmed a well-developed silver-rich system enriched in copper, lead, and zinc, including assays as high as 1,540 g/t silver with 6.88% copper and 7.38% zinc, with indications pointing toward a blind copper porphyry beneath the historic workings.

Permitting for a drill program at the patented California Claim has been initiated, with final approval expected in summer 2026.
At Silverton, located in Nevada’s historic “Silver Alley” near Tonopah, the Company is already permitted and drilling, with results from April 2026 identifying high-grade silver beneath old workings up to 361 g/t Ag.

Each of these is an independent catalyst. Together, across four projects, they represent the likelihood of solid news flow into a market where silver has more than doubled over the past two years, industrial demand is accelerating, and juniors with real ground and real production history are being repriced quickly.

The quiet period, where informed buyers accumulate before the crowd understands what is happening, is the period we are in now.

The Macro Backdrop: A Silver Market In Structural Deficit

Most junior explorers have to make a case for why the metal price backdrop will improve. Silver Hammer Mining Corp. (OTCID: HAMRF | CSE: HAMR) does not need to make that case. It has already happened.

 

Silver has surged more than 150 percent over the past year, easily outpacing gold’s own historic run, and set a new all-time high above 120 dollars an ounce in early 2026.

SILVER MARKET

150%+

One-Year Price Gain

HISTORIC DISTRICT

1.2B

Silver Ounces Produced

This is not a speculative spike alone. The silver market has been in a supply deficit for six consecutive years, industrial demand from solar panels, electric vehicles, and electronics now accounts for a majority of annual consumption, and the United States Department of the Interior has recognized silver as a critical mineral.

Central bank era monetary demand and a weaker dollar have added a second, independent source of buying on top of the industrial story.

For a portfolio built entirely from past-producing silver mines, this changes the math. Every one of Silver Hammer’s four projects last produced silver at prices between roughly $7 and $30 an ounce, depending on the era.

Silver Strand and Fahey sit within a district that has produced over 1.2 billion ounces of silver. Eliza sits within a district that produced an estimated 40 million ounces at grades up to 25,000 g/t silver in the late 1800s.

Silverton produced from 1930 to 1952 and has not seen modern exploration since. None of that history was written anywhere near today’s silver price.
What was marginal, or simply left in the ground, at a fraction of today’s price looks entirely different now.

Silver Strand Mine, Idaho: A Historic High-Grade Producer With a Five-Kilometre Untested Strike

“Located in one of the world’s most prolific silver districts.”

 

The Silver Strand Mine comprises a multi-kilometre claims strike in Idaho’s Silver Valley, within the Coeur d’Alene Mining District, a district that has produced over 1.2 billion ounces of silver.

 

The project sits atop the Revett geological formation, the same host rock as several 100-million-ounce-plus silver deposits nearby, including the Lucky Friday Mine (105 million ounces produced and still in production), the Sunshine Mine (360 million ounces produced), and the Galena Mine (more than 250 million ounces produced).

 

Data acquired in 2021 identified previously unreported high-grade drill results from a 2002 program, including 9.76 g/t gold and 24.5 g/t silver over 2.2 metres (1,005 g/t AgEq), 10.2 g/t gold and 199.06 g/t silver over 3.3 metres (1,219 g/t AgEq, including 15.6 g/t gold and 316 g/t silver over 1.6 metres at 1,876 g/t AgEq), and 10.9 g/t gold and 522 g/t silver over 1.5 metres (1,609 g/t AgEq, including a narrower interval grading 2,439 g/t AgEq).

 

Phase I drilling in 2021 confirmed mineralization extends beneath the historical resource blocks, between the 920 and 950 metre levels, up to 150 metres below surface, with all six drill holes cutting significant gold-silver mineralization up to 593.93 g/t AgEq.

 

Phase II drilling in 2022 confirmed mineralization extends further at depth and along strike: six of nine drill holes returned more than 100 g/t silver and/or more than 1 g/t gold, including SS22-015, which intersected 613 g/t silver over 0.5 metres and extended mineralization to 65 metres below the historical workings, and SS22-017, which returned 2.9 g/t gold over 8.4 metres, demonstrating potential for significant gold grades.

 

A geophysical compilation using data collected between 2004 and 2022 has since identified fifteen new priority exploration target zones across the property, with a five-kilometre strike length that remains entirely untested.

 

The Company has submitted its Plan of Operations, compiled and validated historical and recent geophysical data, updated and submitted a 43-101 technical report, completed further mapping and ground work, conducted chip and rock sampling, soil geochemistry, and structural review, and finalized surface drill targets.


Silver Strand is now fully permitted subject to a bond payment, and is under review for potential small-scale mining.

SILVER STRAND HIGHLIGHTS

1.2B

District Silver Production

613

g/t Silver Intercept

15

Priority Target Zones

Fahey Group Silver Project, Idaho: The Last Unexplored Property in the Silver Belt

“The Fahey Property has been owned by the same family for over 60 years, and this will represent the first time the Property has been available for exploration with modern techniques.”

PROPERTY HISTORY

60+

Years Family Owned

VEIN SYSTEM

20+

Identified Silver Veins

The Fahey Property consists of 360 acres covered by 18 unpatented U.S. lode claims, situated directly in the strategic center of the Silver Belt portion of the Coeur d’Alene Mining District, one of the top known silver-producing regions in the world.


Idaho State University estimated in 2006 that the district has produced 1.18 billion ounces of silver, and the Idaho State Historical Society estimates that roughly 686 million ounces of Idaho’s total silver production through 1964, about half of everything the state ever produced, came from the Coeur d’Alene district.


The Fahey Property sits ideally between two of the best-known silver mines in North America, the currently operating Galena Mine and the historic Sunshine Mine, and is bordered on three sides by land held by Sunshine Silver Mining and Refining, with the Americas Gold and Silver land position, which includes the operating Galena Mine, the Coeur Mine, and the Mineral Point Mine, bordering to the east.


The property is underlain by the same favorable Revett Formation quartzite that hosts the mineralization at Silver Strand.


More than 20 veins have been identified within the Fahey Property, more than the number of veins mapped in either the Bunker Hill Mine, the largest mine in the district, or the Sunshine Mine, the district’s largest silver producer.


Because the property has been held privately by the same family for over 60 years, it has never been drilled or explored with modern techniques, an opportunity in a district as thoroughly picked over as the Coeur d’Alene Silver Belt is genuinely difficult to find.


The 2025/26 plan is a summer exploration program, including property-wide geophysics, mapping, structural review, and target vectoring, to define a deep-hole exploration program and advance toward a Plan of Operations for a subsequent discovery-focused drill program.

Eliza High-Grade Silver Project, Nevada: A Late-1800s Bonanza District, Unexplored for Half a Century

The Eliza Project comprises 98 claims across approximately 5.5 square kilometres in the historic Hamilton Silver District, at the southeast portion of the Battle Mountain-Eureka Gold Trend in White Pine County, Nevada.

The claims package has been increased since 2021 and now surrounds several of the district’s best-known historic producers, including the Belmont Mine, the Passynak Mine, the California Mine, and the Commodore Mine.

HISTORIC DISTRICT

40M

Silver Ounces Produced

TOP SILVER GRADE

24,956

g/t Silver Assay

The Hamilton District produced high-grade silver in the late 1800s, an estimated 40 million ounces, with grades reported up to 25,000 g/t silver. Surface assays from around 1965 returned 802.44 oz/t silver (24,956 g/t) and 11.36 oz/t silver (353 g/t), alongside 6.32% copper and 10.76% lead. Despite that history, no significant work or drilling has been completed on the project in over half a century.


Assay results from Company sampling programs in 2021 and 2022 confirmed the existence of a well-developed silver-rich mineral system that also shows enrichment in copper, lead, and zinc, including 1,540 g/t silver with 6.88% copper and 7.38% zinc, 1,410 g/t silver with 5.4% copper, 9.05% lead, and 2.6% zinc, 1,290 g/t silver, 1,180 g/t silver with 7.7% copper, 11% lead, and 13.4% zinc, and 450 g/t silver with 4.89% copper, 9.04% lead, and 15% zinc.


Preliminary geological review points to indications of a blind copper porphyry beneath the historic silver system, a second, largely untested exploration target layered on top of the known high-grade silver mineralization.


The Company has completed a property-wide geophysical survey, further mapping, chip and rock sampling, soil geochemistry, and structural review, and has submitted a Plan of Operations along with a plan for a drill program at the patented California Claim. All documents have been submitted, with final approval expected in summer 2026.

Silverton Silver-Gold Project, Nevada: Permitted and Drilling in Historic Silver Alley

“Silver mineralization hosted in Devonian carbonates, similar to the Hamilton Silver District.”


The Silverton Mine Project is located in the historical “Silver Alley,” roughly 100 kilometres from Tonopah, Nevada, adjacent to Highway 6.


The Silverton deposit was discovered in 1921 and saw small-scale production from 1930 to 1952, with no modern-day exploration since, a project sitting untouched for more than 70 years.


The property has a single shaft and five adits, and its geology and silver mineralization, hosted in Devonian carbonates, closely resembles the geologic setting at the Hamilton Silver District that hosts Eliza.


The project is permitted, with drilling planned for 2025/26. Recent results from April 2026 identified high-grade silver beneath the old workings, up to 361 g/t silver, in a mineralized corridor that remains open around the historic Central Zone.

The Team

Assets do not advance themselves. Silver Hammer is run by a team with the technical and capital markets experience to execute.

Peter A. Ball

President & CEO, Director.

One of Silver Hammer’s largest shareholders, Mr. Ball brings a track record of international leadership spanning 30-plus years in mining and finance, holding senior management roles in mine engineering, capital markets, and marketing at Eldorado Gold, Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting, Echo Bay Mines, RBC Dominion Securities, Adriana Resources, Hawthorne Gold, Century Mining, Argentex Mining, Columbus Gold, NV Gold, Redstar Gold, and Noram Lithium. He has led and assisted in raising over $250 million in capital in the resource sector, and is also an independent director of Big Gold Inc. (BG:CSE).

Alnesh Mohan

CFO, Corporate Secretary & Director.

A finance executive with over 20 years of experience advising a wide array of clients, Mr. Mohan has been a partner at Quantum Advisory Partners LLP, providing Chief Financial Officer and full-cycle accounting services to private and public companies since 2005, with considerable experience in financial reporting, corporate governance, and regulatory compliance.

Don Birak

Director.

A senior geologist with over 40 years of experience in the minerals industry, Mr. Birak previously served as Senior Vice President of Exploration for Coeur Mining Inc., overseeing all aspects of the company’s global exploration, and as Vice President of Exploration for AngloGold Ashanti North America (formerly Independence Mining Co.) and Hudbay Mining. In 2000 he was distinguished with the “Bill Dennis Prospector of the Year” award from the Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada for new copper and zinc deposit discoveries in Manitoba, Canada.

Michael Willett

Director

A seasoned mining executive, P.Eng., with 40-plus years in mine engineering, development, and operations, Mr. Willett has held senior roles including CEO and Vice President across multiple North American mining companies, including 20-plus years with Battle North Gold and Hudbay Minerals. As Vice President of Operations and Projects for Battle North Gold, he was part of the team that sold the company to Evolution Mining for $343 million in 2021.

Ron Burk

Senior Technical Board Advisor.

An exploration geologist with over 30 years of experience, Mr. Burk is the former VP Exploration at Centerra Gold and former VP Exploration and Chief Geologist at Silver Standard Resources Inc. (now SSR Mining), where he contributed to discoveries that defined a world-class silver resource at the Pitarrilla project in Durango, Mexico, and major gold resources forming the Snowfield and Brucejack deposits in Northern BC, Canada.

The Choice In Front Of You

The Choice In Front Of You Step back.

 

Four brownfield silver-gold projects. Six mines and districts that have already produced silver, in every case at a fraction of today’s price. A solid treasury with no debt attached to it.

 

Drill programs permitted.

The metal price backdrop is as supportive as it has been in a generation.

 

The catalysts are scheduled and underway across the entire portfolio at once.

 

The only thing that has not happened yet is the market connecting the dots.

 

That is the definition of being early.

 

Once the future assay results compound across Silver Strand, Fahey, Eliza, and Silverton, the opportunity may have been missed.

Do your research on Silver Hammer Mining Corp. today!

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The mention of Silver Hammer Mining Corp. project locations adjacent to or nearby other mineral projects does not guarantee exploration success or that mineral resources or reserves will be defined on Silver Hammer Mining Corp. properties. Exploration, development, and activities conducted by regional companies provide assistance and additional data for exploration work being completed by Silver Hammer Mining Corp.


These forward-looking statements are subject to a variety of risks and uncertainties and other factors that could cause actual events or results to differ materially from those projected in the forward-looking information. Risks that could change or prevent these statements from coming to fruition include that the use of and demand for silver will not increase as expected; that there will not be higher silver prices; that silver may be obtained from other sources than expected; that the Company’s projects may fail to have any commercial amounts of silver or gold whatsoever; that the Company’s exploration and drill programs may fail to be successful or to discover any significant mineralization; that even if silver, gold, or any other metals are discovered on the Company’s properties, there may be insufficient amounts to commercialize production; that the Company may fail to raise sufficient financing to fully implement its exploration plans; that required permits, bond payments, and approvals may be delayed or not obtained; that the Company’s management team may fail to effectively or successfully implement the Company’s exploration plans; and that the Company may ultimately fail to successfully implement its business plans or generate any significant revenues whatsoever. The forward-looking information contained herein is given as of the date hereof and we assume no responsibility to update or revise such information to reflect new events or circumstances, except as required by law.

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Date of first creation

on or about July 11, 2026

Time of first creation

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