Vizsla Silver Corp (TSXV: VZLA) this morning reported further drill results from its Napoleon Vein Corridor at its flagship Panuco silver-gold project in Mexico. Results released this morning consisted of eighteen new holes from the main zone, which when combined with prior results, indicated an average vein width of 4.0 metres true width.
Perhaps more significantly, the average across all drill holes where the vein was intersected in terms of mineralization is 441 g/t of silver equivalent, which consists of 154.9 g/t silver, 2.74 g/t gold, 0.5% lead and 1.3% zinc. Mineralization has been found to extend over 300 metres, while it also extends to a depth of 300 metres as well, while remaining open to the north, south and at depth.
Outside of these strong averages, highlight results from this mornings release includes 1,027 g/t silver equivalent over 4.61 metres at a depth of 198.8 metres, as well as 2,740 g/t silver equivalent over 1.51 metres at a depth of 202.5 metres, both of which come from hole NP-21-80.
Four drill rigs are currently active on the Napoleon Vein Corridor, two of which are focused on the main zone. The other two are meanwhile focused on step-out drilling to the north and the south of the main zone as the firm looks to extend the strike of mineralization along what is believed to be a two kilometre long vein. The company currently believes that further mineralization can be found at deeper depths as a result of the data collected thus far on site.
Full results released this morning can be found here.
Vizsla Silver last traded at $1.68 on the TSX Venture.
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