Premier Gold Mines announced that drilling continues to delineate multiple high-grade gold zones at the Hardrock project in Northwestern Ontario, canada. Drilling to follow-up intersections of up to 1,141.5 g/t Au across 2.0m in the HGN Zone continues to define high-grade vein-style mineralization with new intercepts of up to 49.81 g/t Au across 6.0 m. Drilling at the NN Zone has intersected near-surface high-grade vein-style mineralization with intersections of up to 39.15 g/t Au across
3.6 m. The Hardrock project is operated under a joint venture with Roxmark Mines Limited.
Premier Gold Mines Limited announce that diamond drilling continues to delineate multiple high-grade gold zones at the Hardrock Project in Northwestern Ontario, Canada. Highlights include high-grade underground potential in the North Limb (NL) and High Grade North (HGN) zones located in close proximity to the EP (open pit) Zone, and open pit potential in the New North (NN) Zone. Drilling at the NN Zone suggests the potential to expand the proposed EP Zone pit envelope west by as much as 300 metres; significant intercepts include results up to 6.42g/t Au across 22.4m. Recent drilling has defined two gold-bearing zones proximal to, and north of, the EP Zone with grades up to 12.5 grams per tonne gold (g/t Au) across 6.7 metres (m) in the NL Zone and 1,141.5g/t Au across 2.0m in the HGN Zone. Expansion drilling at the South Porphyry (SP) Zone continues to define high-grade mineralization with intersections up to 16.72g/t Au across 3.0m.
Premier Gold Mines announce that diamond drilling continues to delineate multiple high-grade gold zones at the Hardrock Project in Northwestern Ontario. Highlights include high-grade underground potential in the North Limb (NL) and High Grade North (HGN) zones located in close proximity to the EP (open pit) Zone, and open pit potential in the New North (NN) Zone. Highlights includes intercepts with results up to 6.42g/t Au across 22.4m from Hole MM040 from 99.3m downhole and in Hole MM010 returned 2.28g/t Au over 22.5m from 94.5m depth.