It’d be easy for some to overlook the “invisible gold” in Nevada’s booming Cortez Trend. But with an estimated 50 million ounces of gold hidden below the surface, it’s quickly become one of the world’s richest gold regions.

The gold in these Carlin-type deposits often only measures out to about 1 micron in size – about 1/70th the size of a human hair. And because anything less than 40 microns is invisible to the naked eye…

Much of the gold in the region is impossible to detect except with proper sampling.

But the “invisible gold” in these make up some of the largest hydrothermal gold deposits in the world.

Which is why early investors are keeping a close eye on Cyon Exploration’s Black Rock Canyon property.

Many of the majors are pouring money into this region as well, which suggests even more upside for Cyon.

In 2018, mining companies spent an estimated $460 million on exploration alone in Nevada.

And that’s before spending a single dime on development or production.

Plus, between the rich geology and the government support for the mining industry…

Fraser Institute has named Nevada one of the top mining regions in the world.