The Coal Creek Project hosts a historical resource of 4.93 million tonnes at 0.27% Sn¹, supported by over 5,200 metres of drilling in 42 holes completed in the 1980s. Re‑sampling in 2005 and limited confirmation drilling in 2006 validated the historical results, confirming broad, near‑surface tin mineralization with early indications of silver enrichment.

Past bench‑scale metallurgical testing achieved 80–83% tin recovery, producing concentrates of approximately 55% Sn via gravity and flotation methods, further demonstrating the project’s potential as a tin‑silver target.

Despite this work, Coal Creek remains underexplored, with multiple geochemical anomalies and untested fault‑controlled extensions offering room for lateral and depth expansion. No modern geophysics or follow‑up drilling has been conducted, leaving significant discovery potential within this historic tin district.