Day: November 15, 2017

A review of historic data has confirmed the location of high grade silver mineralisation at the La Lupita prospect in the northern region of Santana’s Cuitaboca Project in Sinaloa, Mexico. A total of 24 samples were taken in the 1990s by Servicios Industrias Peñoles SA de CV.

En la ciudad de Zacatecas se lleva a cabo el VII Simposium de Seguridad bajo el tema “Liderazgo basado en principios”, desarrollado por Industrias Peñoles en coordinación con el Sindicato Minero-Metalúrgico “Frente” y que sería durante tres días en el Palacio de Convenciones.

Mexican Gold Corp. is pleased to announce that it has commenced infill and resource expansion drilling to extend the three high – grade zones intersected in recently completed hole LM -17-ED -40. Hole LM-17 ED-40 was drilled as a resource expansion hole and intersected three high- grade intervals over significant widths.

Luis Castro, Vice President of Exploration for Endeavour Silver, commented, “Our discovery of potential bulk tonnage silver-gold-lead-zinc mineralization in the Palmilla mine area, that may be amenable to open pit mining, is an exciting new development for the Parral district in general and our property in particular. It gives us a second mineralized area with resource potential to complement the Veta Colorada area where we have already verified a portion of the historic high grade silver resource (see news release dated October 24, 2017). Drilling continues on the Parral property in a third mineralized area known as the San Patricio vein which lies to the north of Palmilla. A new resource estimate for the Parral property will be prepared at year-end for release in the 1st quarter of 2018.”

“We are delighted to be back on track at Pino de Plata. Surface land owners with ranches on our project have agreed to grant access for the drill campaign that is slated to commence after the Christmas holidays,” stated Karl Boltz, CEO of Silver Spruce.

Tim Barry, President, CEO and director of Silver Bull states, “The results from this batch of drilling in the sulphide zone are exceptional. The consistent high grade silver-copper mineralization we see in this particular area is hosted along a steeply dipping fault and remains open down dip and in the east and west directions. From what we now know, it has also become apparent that this zone is severely underrepresented in historic drilling as the historic surface drill holes in this area are vertical, meaning that unless they were drilled directly down the steeply dipping structures we are currently defining, any drilling in this area would have completely missed these very high grade zones…”