PPP so far it looks like the upside is still in play. This seems to be a new type of RIRGS discovery unlike classic bulk tonnage lower grade ones. Shares the relationship of gold occurring in conjunction with Bismuth and Tellurides.
A very interesting discovery. and Rob Carpenter has a lot of experience in the North.
""Jodie Gibson P.Geo., Vice President of Exploration added "The high grade gold and copper mineralization on the Tess is a new and very unique style of reduced intrusion related gold mineralization (RIRGS) and demonstrates the potential for very high-grade mineralization on the margins of these systems outside of 'typical' intrusive host rocks. At ML, our exploration to date, combined with assessment of historic data, indicate multiple target areas with a similar geologic, structural, and geochemical setting as the Tess-North Vein area." ..........
"...... Significant values of Copper (Cu), Silver (Ag), Bismuth (Bi), and Tellerium (Te) accompany high-grade gold at the TESS Zone; including values up to 11.7% Cu, 283 g/t Ag, 0.98% Bi, and 246 ppm Te. The gold values are strongly correlated with Bi and Te." |
