Independence Gold Corp. (TSXV: IGO) announced today the drilling results from three drills of the recently completed 4,500-metre diamond drill program at 3Ts project. The results highlighted a yield of 4.48 g/t gold and 61.64 g/t silver over 36.15 metres.
The wholly-owned 3Ts project is located 185 kilometres southwest of Prince George, British Columbia. The drill program was meant to test the gaps between the site’s two veins – Tommy and Ted-Mint – based on historic drilling.
Highlights of the drill results focused on the Mint vein system include:
- 3T-21-14: 4.48 g/t gold and 61.64 g/t silver over 36.15 metres, including
- 6.77 g/t gold and 91.39 g/t silver over 23.65 metres
- 3T-21-12: 4.53 g/t gold and 85.85 g/t silver over 20.70 metres, including
- 7.78 g/t gold and 130.26 g/t silver over 7.10 metres
The hole 3T-21-10 meant to test the Tommy vein yielded a highlight intersect of 3.90 g/t gold and 28.11 g/t silver over 4.80 metres.
In 2014, the inferred resource estimate calculated for both veins is 5,452,000 tonnes grading 2.52 g/t gold and 71.5 g/t silver.
Independence Gold last traded at $0.115 on the TSX Venture.
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Top that intercept !! Right in B.C. – Newmont, Teck and New Gold own IGO as well. I bought more stock this week – so I am biased. results on 4200 meters pending. The asset is sitting beside Artemis (ARTG). The CEO is Randy Turner, who is also on the Board of Canterra. 50 years experience. Randy sold Windspear diamonds to DeBeers.