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Giant Mining (CSE: BFG) is reporting this morning that it has encountered native copper in ongoing drilling below 1,850 feet of depth at their Majuba Hill Porphyry copper-gold-silver deposit in Nevada.
The native copper has been encountered in hole MHB-34, the third of five holes under the 2025 exploration program. The hole to date has been drilled to a depth of 563.88 metres (1,850 feet), and has encountered visible copper mineralization in the form of native copper, cuprite, and chalcopyrite at depth, suggesting proximity to a primary copper sulfide zone.
“In my entire career, I’ve never seen drill core like this, it’s truly extraordinary. With visible native copper extending beyond 1,600 feet, we’ve blown past our original drilling expectations. Majuba Hill is rapidly emerging as a world-class copper, silver, and gold discovery, perfectly positioned as a vital American resource. Nevada’s incredible infrastructure and mining-friendly environment only amplify this project’s immense value,” commented Giant Mining CEO David Greenway on the results.
Drilling of hole MHB-34 remains ongoing, which is part of a five hole program that is focused on following up on high grade copper mineralization intersected in 2024 and extending the zone below the historic underground workings. Assays are expected to be received on the hole in time.
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