Minnova Inc. recently completed approximately 4,000 ft of drilling on International Maggie Mines’ Indian River property near Squamish, B.C. The drilling defined two mineralized exhalite horizons within a sequence of intensely altered rhyolitic to andesitic flows and tuffs. A massive 16.4-ft section of pyrite was intersected at the top of the rhyolite flow unit and a second mineralized horizon at the base of the unit. Hole MM06 intersected 0.5% copper, 3.4% zinc, 0.53 oz silver and 0.02 oz gold per ton over 3.3 ft at the contact. Hole MM09 returned 0.45% copper, 10.8% zinc, 0.4 oz silver and 0.134 oz gold over 2 ft slightly downdip from the first hole.
The horizon is still open downdip, along strike, and a recently completed ip survey appears to trace the anomaly both to the east and west, says Minnova which can earn up to a 70% interest in the property by making cash payments and mining exploration expenditures.
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