ALLIED COPPER INTERSECTS 4.26% COPPER OVER 1.06 METRES AT WEST GRABEN FAULT TARGET IN COLORADO
The first 3.4 metres of malachite and copper oxide mineralization were not recovered due to broken ground and setting casing, with the next 6.8 metres averaging 0.51% copper.
- The first 3.4 metres of malachite and copper oxide mineralization were not recovered due to broken ground and setting casing, with the next 6.8 metres averaging 0.51% copper.
- Two holes, KDB22-02 and -05, were located to test the West Graben Fault target.
- KDB22-05 intersected an eastern strand of the West Graben Fault, which contained native copper and chalcocite at a depth of 44.96 metres.
- This interval returned 4.26% copper over 1.06 metres within a broad interval of anomalous copper mineralization (chalcocite and copper oxide) over 42 metres.