High-grade gold. Historic production. Vested rights. Processing pathway. Restart ready.
Mojave Gold is advancing the Telegraph Mine through a phased strategy focused on Gold Road strategic partnership, Phase 0 permitting, and operating proof before larger-scale capital deployment.
Why Telegraph
Telegraph combines a high-grade historical production record, patented mining claims, confirmed vested mining-rights posture, and a potential offsite processing path through the Gold Road relationship.
High-grade past producer
Historical underground production reported 2,749 tons processed, 2,559 ounces of gold recovered, and an average reported grade of approximately 0.93 oz/ton Au.
Historic mining →Vested rights + patented claims
Telegraph is located on three patented mining claims under a long-term mineral lease, with San Bernardino County recognizing mineral resource development as a legally established conforming land use based on pre-existing vested rights.
Project highlights →Strategic processing pathway
Mojave and Gold Road signed a non-binding LOI contemplating toll processing of Telegraph ore and a staged strategic investment, subject to due diligence, compatibility review, definitive agreements, approvals, and board approvals.
Gold Road strategy →From historic mine to operating proof
Mojave’s strategy is simple: start with a historically high-grade system, use the current rights and processing pathway to reduce startup complexity, and let Phase 0 determine how Telegraph should scale.
Proven high-grade history
Telegraph historically produced gold at grades that are rare in modern open-pit development, giving Mojave a strong starting point for targeted validation.
See production history →Modern restart setup
Patented claims, vested mining rights, interstate access, and the Gold Road LOI create a practical pathway that prior operators did not have.
See development strategy →Phase 0 operating proof
Phase 0 is designed to test the facts that matter most: mined grade, dilution, trucking, processing compatibility, settlement, and cost.
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