Drilling at Brixton Metals’ (TSXV: BBB) Langis silver project has returned 20 metres grading 5,015 g/t silver, the best interval yet from a new area the company calls Shaft 6 Southeast.
The area sits within a property that produced intermittently for eight decades but has no known historic underground workings of its own, making it the third mineralized zone Brixton has outlined around the old Shaft 6 this year.
Highlights from the results include:
- LM-26-377: 5,015 g/t silver over 20.00 metres from a depth of 165.00 metres
- Including 7,150 g/t silver over 14.00 metres
- LM-26-353: 287.8 g/t silver over 13.00 metres from a depth of 144.00 metres
- Including 1,634 g/t silver over 2.15 metres
- LM-26-352: 275.0 g/t silver over 7.00 metres from a depth of 148.00 metres
Hole 377 carries a series of progressively richer sub-intervals, including 14.00 metres of 7,150 g/t silver and 0.65 metres of 89,125 g/t silver, the latter visible in core photographs as native silver. Hole 353 returned 0.55 metres of 4,320 g/t silver within its wider intercept.
Shaft 6 Southeast lies roughly 140 metres east of hole 290, which returned 11.35 metres of 4,560 g/t silver in March. Brixton has now traced mineralization across at least 100 metres of strike and says it remains open in every direction.
“We are super excited to have drilled more ultra-high-grade silver at Langis, especially in the Shaft 6 Southeast (S6-SE) area where no underground workings exist, effectively a new brownfields discovery,” said chairman and chief executive Gary R. Thompson, who added that hole 377 may rank among the highest silver intercepts reported globally.
The 2026 campaign is the company’s largest, with 24,016.90 metres drilled across 105 holes to date. A further 261.35 metres of tailings drilling has been shipped for assay ahead of a maiden resource estimate.
Brixton also reported 14.75 metres of 1.25% copper, 1.71 g/t gold and 149.0 g/t silver at its Thorn project in June.
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