High Grade Assays on the rim of a massive collapsed caldera ring feature
- just 5km east of the Phoenix district (Glacier, Cleaver & Rust), an outcropping zone of intense epithermal alteration and veining (440 x 195m) has been discovered on the northeastern rim of the Sparkplug collapsed caldera ring feature, results include:
| 17.4g/t Au | 1.47% Cu | 29.6g/t Ag | (F005673) |
| 16.95g/t Au | 10.55% Cu | 45.3g/t Ag | (F005669) |
| 15.1g/t Au | 0.18% Cu | 4.2g/t Ag | (F005684) |
| 14.35g/t Au | 1.75% Cu | 32.5g/t Ag | (F005683) |
| 8.91g/t Au | 1.47% Cu | 62.5g/t Ag | (F005682) |
| 1.35g/t Au | 12.10% Cu | 20.3g/t Ag | (F005670) |
Coyote
The Coyote area, which is just 5 kilometers northeast of Phoenix, sprawls an area greater than 2 kilometers in diameter across a geological collapse feature, known to be associated with IOCG systems in the Great Bear Magmatic Zone (GBMZ). These collapsed structures hosts caldera related sediments and andesite flows. Within these supracrustal rocks a series of quartz-sulphide epithermal veins and breccias have been sampled over a 440 x 195m area. These samples have returned outstanding copper and precious metal assay results. A total of 19 samples were collected in the N/E of Sparkplug Lake returning up to 17.4g/t Au with 1.47% Cu (F005673) and 10.55% Cu with 16.95g/t Au (F005669).
Map of gold concentration in rock chip samples from the Coyote Target. Sampling was completed in the NE of the target area, with many prospective structures around the collapse structure awaiting follow up.
Map of copper concentration in rock chip samples from Coyote Target.
Photograph of sample F005673, quartz-sulphide veining from Coyote which returned 17.4g/t Au, 1.47% Cu, 29.6g/t Ag.
Photograph of sample F005669, quartz-sulphide veining from Coyote which returned 16.95g/t Au, 45.3g/t Ag and 10.55% Cu.