UNITED STATES
SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20549
FORM 6-K
REPORT OF FOREIGN PRIVATE ISSUER PURSUANT TO RULE 13A-16 OR 15D-16
OF THE SECURITIES EXCHANGE ACT OF 1934
14
July, 2026
Commission File Number 001-43199
Guardian Metal Resources PLC
c/o Orana Corporate LLP
25 Eccleston Place
London SW1W 9NF
United Kingdom
(Address
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Guardian
Metal Resources PLC
On 14
July, 2026, Guardian Metal Resources PLC issued a press release
titled “Non-Core Portfolio Exploration
Results.”
A copy
of the press release is attached hereto as Exhibit
99.1.
SIGNATURE
Pursuant
to the requirements of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, the
registrant has duly caused this report to be signed on behalf by
the undersigned, thereunto duly authorized.
Guardian Metal Resources PLC
(Registrant)
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Date: 14 July, 2026
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By: /s/
Oliver Friesen
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Name:
Oliver Friesen
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Title:
Chief Executive Officer
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Exhibit Index
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Exhibit
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Description of Exhibit
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99.1
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Non-Core Portfolio
Exploration Results dated 14 July,
2026.
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14
July 2026
Guardian Metal Resources plc
('Guardian Metal' or the 'Company')
Non-Core Portfolio Tungsten-Focused Exploration
Results
Guardian Metal Resources plc (NYSE.A: GMTL, LON: GMET, OTCQB:
GMTLF), a strategic mineral exploration company focused on tungsten
in Nevada, USA, is pleased to announce updates across its non-core
Nevada-based project portfolio. Whilst the Company remains focused
on advancing its co-flagship past-producing Pilot Mountain and
Tempiute tungsten projects, exploration and claim staking has also
continued across its wider, predominantly tungsten- and base-metal
focused portfolio.
The Company's non-core project portfolio (the "Non-Core Assets")
now comprises seven exploration-stage projects highly prospective
for tungsten (W), gold (Au), silver (Ag), copper (Cu) and lithium
(Li), which includes the following:
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White
Elephant (W): Newly acquired by claim staking; strong tungsten
channel sampling results achieved.
●
Pilot
North (W-Cu-Ag): Strategic location near to the Company's Pilot
Mountain tungsten project now further enlarged by claim staking;
strong tungsten, copper and silver channel and grab sample results
achieved.
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Cinch (W-Ag): Newly acquired by claim
staking; strong tungsten and silver grab sample results
achieved.
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Garfield
(Au-Ag-Cu): Enlarged by claim staking; strong gold, copper, silver
results achieved.
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Golconda
(Au).
●
Stonewall
(Ag-Au).
●
Kibby
Basin (Li).
The Company believes the now expanded Non-Core Asset base may hold
considerable value. The Board is accordingly assessing various
options for these assets, with the dual aims of ensuring they are
advanced for the benefit of existing shareholders and allowing the
Company to concentrate its resources on delivering its main
objective: advancing the co-flagship Pilot Mountain and Tempiute
tungsten projects towards commercial production. The Company will
update the market as and when there are material
developments.
Oliver Friesen, CEO of Guardian Metal,
commented:
"Our generative exploration programme continues to demonstrate its
value, with very strong tungsten, base- and precious-metal
exploration results achieved across several of our Non-Core Assets
and the identification and rapid claim staking of very exciting new
tungsten projects including White Elephant and Cinch, both located
in Nevada.
"It is remarkable testament to the hard work of the team for
delivering this while also making fantastic progress across both of
our co-flagship assets, Tempiute and Pilot Mountain. It highlights
the breadth of our portfolio and the quality of our technical
team.
"We believe these assets hold real potential, and we want to see
them progress in a way that benefits our shareholders. We look
forward to providing updates as we work to determine the best path
forward for these assets."
Non-Core Portfolio Highlights:
●
The Company has acquired the
White Elephant tungsten project in Elko County, Nevada, through the
direct staking of 57 new BLM lode mining
claims. Assay results
have been received for initial rock chip samples and chip
channel sampling across outcropping scheelite-mineralised skarns,
returning significant tungsten grades including 95 ft (29.0 m)
@ 0.31% WO3.
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At the
Pilot North tungsten-copper-silver project, which is located less
than 20 miles away from Guardian Metal's Pilot Mountain tungsten
project, the Company has received results for rock chip samples and
210 ft (64 m) of both machine-cut and chip channel samples across
various outcropping tungsten skarns. The Company also directly
staked an additional 8 new BLM lode mining claims to further expand
the project. Channel
sampling returned significant tungsten assays, including 95 ft
(29.0 m) @ 0.18% WO3,
complemented by several high-grade W-Cu-Ag grab sample
results.
●
The
Company has also acquired the new Cinch tungsten-silver project,
North Lincoln County, Nevada, through direct claim staking of 20
new BLM lode mining claims. The Company has received the assay
results for rock chip samples from initial reconnaissance field
work. Significant
tungsten and silver assay results were obtained including
0.22% WO3 and
1,950g/t Ag.
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At
the Garfield gold-silver-copper project, following a geological
mapping campaign the Company has directly staked an additional 56
BLM lode mining claims to cover the new "Freeze South" and "Mother"
zones and has received the assay results for rock chip samples from
these new zones, including 180 ft (55 m) of chip channel
samples. Significant
gold, copper and silver assay results were obtained
including 11.2 g/t Au;
8.55 g/t Au & 7.1% Cu; 7.2 g/t Au, 114 g/t Ag & 2.3% Cu;
4.2 g/t Au & 5.1% Cu; 4.1 g/t Au & 310 g/t
Ag.
TECHNICAL SUMMARY
White Elephant Tungsten
Project
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57
BLM lode mining claims directly staked, forming the newly named
White Elephant tungsten project.
▪
Initial field work has mapped multiple areas of skarn
mineralisation at granite-limestone contacts, historical
exploration activity and mines, including a historical mill
site.
▪
During the Company's field assessment, rock chip samples from
across the project and 184 ft (56 m) of chip channels were
collected (from 5 channels at the "Pyramid Zone"), where skarn
mineralisation was mapped over a strike length of 1000 ft, or 305
m.
▪
Highlight individual rock chip samples from outcropping skarn
include: 0.96% WO3;
0.26% WO3;
and 0.23% WO3 (Table
1, Figure 1).
▪
Highlight chip channel samples include: 40 ft (12.2 m) @ 0.17%
WO3; 95
ft (29.0 m) @ 0.31% WO3 (which
includes: 20 ft (6.1 m) @ 0.44% WO3 and
15 ft (4.6 m) @ 0.47% WO3;
and 10 ft (3.0 m) @ 0.50% WO3 with
>0.7% Mo (includes overlimit) (Table 2, Figure 1). True
thicknesses are unknown at this time.
Pilot North Tungsten-Copper-Silver Project
▪
Recent
detailed geological mapping has outlined over 4,000 ft (1.2 km)
strike length of outcropping skarn mineralisation across the
"Negroni", "Muller Mountain", and "Western Metal" zones. This
includes identification of new zones of skarn mineralisation
previously unknown to the Company.
▪
Highlight rock chip samples from
newly identified zones include: 0.15% WO3 &
>1% Cu (overlimit); 0.11% WO3 &
>1% Cu (overlimit); 425 g/t Ag & >1% Cu (overlimit); 213
g/t Ag & >1% Cu (overlimit) (Table 4, Figure
3).
▪
A total of 210 ft (64 m) of
machine-cut and chip channel samples were collected across 5
different channels in the "Negroni", "Muller Mountain" and "Western
Metal" zones. Highlight intervals include: 95 ft (29.0 m)
@ 0.18% WO3;
45 ft (13.7 m) @ 0.10% WO3,
5.7 g/t Ag and 0.14% Cu; 5 ft (1.5 m) @ 100 g/t Ag and >1% Cu;
25ft (7.6 m) @ 0.11% WO3, 14
g/t Ag and >0.69% Cu (includes overlimit) (Table 5, Figure 3).
True thicknesses are unknown at this time.
▪
Project enlarged with an
additional 8 new BLM lode Mining Claims covering areas of
identified skarn mineralisation.
Cinch Tungsten-Silver Project
▪
20 BLM lode
mining claims directly staked across the Cinch tungsten-silver
project area.
▪
Highlight grab samples from
reconnaissance fieldwork include 0.22% WO3 from
a brecciated fault zone, and 1,950 g/t Ag and 0.7 g/t Au from
quartz vein material in mine dumps (Table 3).
Garfield Gold-Silver-Copper Project
▪
Geological
mapping has identified further epithermal precious metal
mineralised structures and broad alteration footprint in the
"Freeze South" and "High grade" zones, as well as an area of
broader epithermal stockwork veining and mineralisation in highly
silicified rhyolites in the "Mother" zone.
▪
The Company
immediately acted to stake 56 new BLM lode mining claims to acquire
the new "Freeze South" and "Mother" zones.
▪
Highlight rock chip assay results
from the field mapping campaign include: 11.2 g/t Au;
8.55 g/t Au & 7.1% Cu; 7.2 g/t Au, 114 g/t Ag & 2.3% Cu;
4.2 g/t Au & 5.1% Cu; 4.1 g/t Au & 310 g/t Ag (Table 6,
Figure 5).
▪
A 180 ft
(54.9 m) chip channel sample of oxidised rhyolites from the "Freeze
North" zone returned an average of 0.064 g/t Au, including 80 ft
(24.4 m) @ 0.1 g/t Au (Table 7, Figure 4), highlighting broader
scale bulk minable-heap leach potential.
FURTHER TECHNICAL INFORMATION
White Elephant Tungsten Project
The Company's exploration programme continues to generate tungsten
skarn targets for further exploration. Following reconnaissance
field assessment of the White Elephant target in late 2025, the
Company staked a total of 57 BLM lode mining claims which now
constitute the White Elephant Project. White Elephant is located in
the historical Elk Mining District, near the Nevada-Idaho Line, in
Elko County, Nevada, on Forest Service land.
The White Elephant project area encapsulates numerous historical
tungsten, molybdenum, gold, silver and copper prospects, with the
most notable being the historical Robinette claims, for which
the Pyramid Tungsten, Inc., of Yakima, Washington, built a
tungsten mill but was subsequently demolished in circa
1990.
After the initial reconnaissance and staking of White Elephant the
Company undertook initial geological mapping and sampling across
the project area. This initial appraisal field work has mapped and
sampled numerous zones of scheelite and molybdenite bearing
garnet-pyroxene skarn mineralisation, confirmed the location of
historical mines, and noted evidence for historical exploration
pits and trenches in several areas. Field mapping of two of the
most prospective areas has identified several areas of outcropping
skarn, which includes over 1,000 ft (300 m) strike length at the
"Pyramid Zone". Several target areas have not yet been appraised in
the field. During the initial field appraisal, the Company's
geological team collected rock chip samples from outcrop across the
Project area, and collected a total of 184 ft (56 m) worth of chip
channel samples from 5 channels in the "Pyramid Zone", with results
summarised in Tables 1 & 2 and Figures 1 & 2. Areas for
follow up geophysical surveys and further detailed geological
mapping were also highlighted, with the goal of generating robust
drill ready targets.
Table 1: Highlight rock chip sample assays from the White Elephant
Tungsten Project
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Sample
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Description
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WO3 %
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PZ-WEL-1
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Garnet-pyroxene skarn.
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0.23
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PZ-WEL-2
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Garnet skarn from mine dump.
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0.96
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LC-WEL-06
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Garnet skarn.
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0.26
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LC-WEL-11
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Endoskarn at granite contact.
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0.17
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LC-WEL-19
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Garnet skarn, around granite dyke.
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0.16
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LC-WEL-22
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Gossanous outcrop at granite contact.
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0.14
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LC-WEL-23
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Gossanous skarn.
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0.11
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Samples were assayed by MSA labs using analytical methods ICP-230
and WRX-4W
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Table 2: Summary chip channel results from the "Pyramid Zone" at
the White Elephant Tungsten Project
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Channel
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Interval (ft)
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Interval (m)
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WO3 %
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Mo ppm*
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Intervals
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Channel 2
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WEL-CHNL-2
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0-3.7
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0-1.1
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0.23
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179
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3.7 ft (1.1 m) @ 0.23%
WO3
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Channel 4
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WEL-CHNL-4
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0-5
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0-1.5
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0.08
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287
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40 ft (12.2 m) @ 0.17%
WO3
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WEL-CHNL-4
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5-10
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1.5-3.0
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0.20
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440
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WEL-CHNL-4
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10-15
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3.0-4.6
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0.31
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243
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5 ft (1.5 m) @ 0.31%
WO3
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WEL-CHNL-4
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15-20
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4.6-6.1
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0.18
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120
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WEL-CHNL-4
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20-25
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6.1-7.6
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0.28
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75
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5 ft (1.5 m) @ 0.28%
WO3
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WEL-CHNL-4
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25-30
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7.6-9.1
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0.07
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294
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WEL-CHNL-4
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30-35
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9.1-10.7
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0.13
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55
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WEL-CHNL-4
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35-40
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10.7-12.2
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0.14
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42
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WEL-CHNL-4
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40-45
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12.2-13.7
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0.05
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14
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WEL-CHNL-4
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45-50
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13.7-15.2
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0.01
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4
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WEL-CHNL-4
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50-55
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15.2-16.8
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0.01
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11
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Channel 5
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WEL-CHNL-5
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0-5
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0-1.5
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0.35
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278
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20 ft (6.1 m) @ 0.44%
WO3
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95 ft (29.0 m) @ 0.31%
WO3
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WEL-CHNL-5
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5-10
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1.5-3.0
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0.63
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332
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WEL-CHNL-5
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10-15
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3.0-4.6
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0.54
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316
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WEL-CHNL-5
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15-20
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4.6-6.1
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0.25
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357
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WEL-CHNL-5
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20-25
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6.1-7.6
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0.16
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90
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WEL-CHNL-5
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25-30
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7.6-9.1
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0.21
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659
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WEL-CHNL-5
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30-35
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9.1-10.7
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0.61
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505
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15 ft (4.6 m) @ 0.47%
WO3
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WEL-CHNL-5
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35-40
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10.7-12.2
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0.39
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530
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WEL-CHNL-5
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40-45
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12.2-13.7
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0.40
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232
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WEL-CHNL-5
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45-50
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13.7-15.2
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0.17
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355
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WEL-CHNL-5
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50-55
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15.2-16.8
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0.09
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407
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WEL-CHNL-5
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55-60
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16.8-18.3
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0.14
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197
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WEL-CHNL-5
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60-65
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18.3-19.8
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0.19
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711
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WEL-CHNL-5
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65-70
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19.8-21.3
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0.13
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1,446
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WEL-CHNL-5
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70-75
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21.3-22.9
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0.11
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619
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WEL-CHNL-5
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75-80
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22.9-24.4
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0.31
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577
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WEL-CHNL-5
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80-85
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24.4-25.9
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0.22
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1,753
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WEL-CHNL-5
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85-90
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25.9-27.4
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0.31
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4,664
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10 ft (3.0 m) @ 0.50%
WO3,
>7,332 ppm Mo
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WEL-CHNL-5
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90-95
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27.4-29.0
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0.68
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>10,000
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WEL-CHNL-5
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95-100
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29.0-30.5
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0.04
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60
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WEL-CHNL-5
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100-105
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30.5-32.0
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0.05
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29
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WEL-CHNL-5
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105-110
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32.0-33.5
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0.01
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4
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WEL-CHNL-5
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110-115
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33.5-35.1
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0.01
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15
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*Mo overlimit assay results pending.
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Channel start and end co-ordinates were measured by handheld GPS
and the channels measured by chain survey.
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Samples were assayed by MSA labs using analytical methods ICP-230
and WRX-4W
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Pilot North Tungsten-Copper-Silver Project
The Company's geological team has been progressing exploration at
Pilot North by completing detailed geological mapping and
machine-cut and chip channel sampling at several of the project's
main target areas. Geological mapping has delineated over 4,000 ft
(1.2 km) of outcropping skarn mineralisation leading the Company to
expand the project by directly staking 8 new BLM lode mining
claims. Rock chip samples from the newly identified zones are
summarised in Table 4. The channel samples totalled 210 ft (64 m)
across 5 different channels, with results summarised in Table 5 and
Figure 3.
Table 4: Highlight rock chip samples from newly identified areas of
mineralisation at the Pilot North Tungsten-Silver-Copper
Project
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Sample
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Description
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WO3 %
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Ag g/t
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Cu ppm*
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Zn ppm
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LCWM26-03
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Cu oxide rich skarn
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0.15
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79
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>10000
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2693
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LCWM26-04
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Gossanous CuOx rich skarn
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0.01
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8
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3405
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257
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LCWM26-06
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Gossanous skarn
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0.05
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2
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3051
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371
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LCMM26-01
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Oxidised chalcopyrite rich skarn
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0.02
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70
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>10000
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7676
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LCMM26-02
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Cu oxide rich skarn
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0.04
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213
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>10000
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2513
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LCMM26-03
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Cu oxide rich skarn
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0.02
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425
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>10000
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1208
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LCMM26-04
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Cu oxide rich and gossanous mineralised structure.
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0.01
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89
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>10000
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654
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LCPN26-04
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Cu oxide rich skarn
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0.11
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70
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>10000
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205
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LCPN26-05
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Cu oxide rich skarn
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0.03
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2
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>10000
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635
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LCPN26-06
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Banded garnet-pyroxene.
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0.01
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31
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>10000
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960
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*Cu overlimit assay results pending
Samples were assayed by MSA labs using analytical methods ICP-230
and WRX-4W, and over limits by ICA-6Ag
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Table 5: Summary machine-cut and chip channel results from the
Pilot North Tungsten-Silver-Copper Project
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Channel
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Interval (ft)
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Interval (m)
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WO3 %
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Ag g/t
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Cu ppm*
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Zn ppm*
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Intervals
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"Muller Mountain Zone" Channel 1
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MM-CHNL-1
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0-5
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0-1.5
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0.01
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100
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>10000
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1267
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5 ft (1.5 m) @ 100 g/t Ag, >1% Cu
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"Muller Mountain Zone" Channel 2
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MM-CHNL-2
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0-5
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0-1.5
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0.19
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24.0
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1572.00
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>10000
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25 ft (7.6 m) @ 0.11%
WO3,
14 g/t Ag, >0.69% Cu, >0.41% Zn
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MM-CHNL-2
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5-10
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1.5-3.0
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0.08
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12.6
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4190.00
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7141.00
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MM-CHNL-2
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10-15
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3.0-4.6
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0.05
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17.0
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>10000
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2104
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MM-CHNL-2
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15-20
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4.6-6.1
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0.02
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6.8
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>10000
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1054
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MM-CHNL-2
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20-25
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6.1-7.6
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0.21
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11.4
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8548
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198
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"Western Metals Zone" Channel 1
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WM-CHNL-1
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0-5
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0-1.5
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0.25
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0.9
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160
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168
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45 ft (13.7 m) @ 0.10%
WO3,
5.7 g/t Ag, 0.14% Cu
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WM-CHNL-1
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5-10
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1.5-3.0
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0.02
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6.6
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628
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2399
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WM-CHNL-1
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10-15
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3.0-4.6
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0.05
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7.6
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4923
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337
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WM-CHNL-1
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15-20
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4.6-6.1
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0.17
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15.7
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5480
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261
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WM-CHNL-1
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20-25
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6.1-7.6
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0.08
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2.1
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1055
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136
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WM-CHNL-1
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25-30
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7.6-9.1
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0.08
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34
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56
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WM-CHNL-1
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30-35
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9.1-10.7
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0.06
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1.3
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165
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76
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WM-CHNL-1
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35-40
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10.7-12.2
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0.07
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241
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73
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WM-CHNL-1
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40-45
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12.2-13.7
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0.09
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17
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68
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"Western Metals Zone" Channel 2
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WM-CHNL-2
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0-5
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0-1.5
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0.17
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1.4
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47
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93
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20 ft (6.1 m) @ 0.15%
WO3,
7.4 g/t Ag
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WM-CHNL-2
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5-10
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1.5-3.0
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0.10
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1.4
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57
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106
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WM-CHNL-2
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10-15
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3.0-4.6
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0.10
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0.7
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58
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57
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WM-CHNL-2
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15-20
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4.6-6.1
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0.22
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26
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2443
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99
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WM-CHNL-2
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20-25
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6.1-7.6
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0.07
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2.5
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487
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918
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"Negroni Zone" Channel 1**
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NZ-CHNL-1
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130-135
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39.6-41.1
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0.00
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NZ-CHNL-1
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135-140
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41.1-42.8
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0.00
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NZ-CHNL-1
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140-145
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42.8-44.2
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0.00
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NZ-CHNL-1
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145-150
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44.2-45.7
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0.19
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95ft (29.0 m) @ 0.18%
WO3
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NZ-CHNL-1
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150-155
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45.7-47.2
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0.08
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NZ-CHNL-1
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155-160
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47.2-48.8
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0.09
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NZ-CHNL-1
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160-165
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48.8-50.3
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0.12
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NZ-CHNL-1
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165-170
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50.3-51.8
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0.56
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10ft (3.0 m) @ 0.55%
WO3
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NZ-CHNL-1
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170-175
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51.8-53.3
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0.53
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NZ-CHNL-1
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175-180
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53.3-54.9
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0.08
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NZ-CHNL-1
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180-185
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54.9-56.4
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0.19
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NZ-CHNL-1
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185-190
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56.4-57.9
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0.23
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NZ-CHNL-1
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190-195
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57.9-59.4
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0.17
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NZ-CHNL-1
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195-200
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59.4-61.0
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0.21
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15ft (4.6 m) @ 0.27%
WO3
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NZ-CHNL-1
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200-205
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61.0-62.5
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0.28
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NZ-CHNL-1
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205-210
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62.5-64.0
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0.32
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NZ-CHNL-1
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210-215
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64.0-65.5
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0.12
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NZ-CHNL-1
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215-220
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65.5-67.1
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0.09
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NZ-CHNL-1
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220-225
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67.1-68.6
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0.06
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NZ-CHNL-1
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225-230
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68.6-70.1
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0.08
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NZ-CHNL-1
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230-235
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70.1-71.6
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0.09
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NZ-CHNL-1
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235-240
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71.6-73.2
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0.02
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*Cu overlimit assay results pending
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**Negroni
Zone Channel 1 0-130 ft assay results pending
All channel start and end co-ordinates were measured by handheld
GPS and the channels measured by chain survey.
Samples were assayed by MSA labs using analytical methods ICP-230
and WRX-4W, and over limits by ICA-6Ag
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Cinch Tungsten-Silver
Project
Staking of the Cinch tungsten-silver project is another result of
the Company's generative exploration programme. Following
reconnaissance field assessment of the Cinch target in late 2025,
the Company quickly acted to stake a total of 20 BLM lode mining
claims to form the Cinch project. Cinch is located in North Lincoln
County, Nevada, on BLM land, is accessible by maintained gravel
road, and is 4 km from the paved Highway 93. Mineralisation styles
include skarn and fault breccias, as well as sulphide bearing
quartz veins. The project area encompasses several historical mine
workings with evidence of historic exploration activity. Highlight
grab samples collected during the reconnaissance visit are
summarised in Table 3.
Table 3: Highlight new rock chip and grab samples from the Cinch
Tungsten-Silver Project
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Sample
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Description
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WO3 %
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Ag g/t
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Au g/t
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Cu ppm
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Zn ppm
|
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PQ-CIN-02
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Silicified breccia
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0.22
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2.1
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26
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317
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PQ-CIN-03
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Skarn sample from prospect pit
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3.8
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241
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25500
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PQ-CIN-05
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Quartz-sulphide vein in mine dump.
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1950
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0.7
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448
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1365
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PQ-CIN-06
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Silicified structure in prospect pit.
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91
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20
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81
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PQ-CIN-07
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Brecciated and mineralised structure.
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577
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0.02
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3900
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2150
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Samples were assayed by ALS USA Inc using analytical methods
ME-MS61, Au-AA54 and W-XRF15C, with over limits by Ag-OG62,
Ag-GRA21 and Zn-OG62
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Garfield Gold-Silver-Copper Project
Building upon the positive results from induced polarisation (IP)
geophysical surveys at Garfield announced in
20251,
the Company contracted Dr Lawrence Carter to undertake further
geological mapping and sampling at Garfield to test for possible
outcropping extensions to the epithermal system. Geological mapping
delineated further mineralised structures as well as an area of
broader epithermal stockwork veining and mineralisation in highly
silicified rhyolite. As a result, the Company quickly acted to
stake 56 new BLM lode mining claims to acquire the new "Freeze
South" and "Mother" zones (Figure 4). Highlight rock chip samples
collected during the field campaign are summarised in Table 6 and
Figure 4.
Whilst high-grade structurally controlled precious metal epithermal
mineralisation remains the main target at Garfield, there also
remains the potential for broader lower-grade but bulk tonnage
mineralisation. As proof of concept, the Company took a 180 ft
(54.9 m) chip channel sample across a broad zone of outcropping,
intensely altered and oxidised rhyolite (kaolinite, goethite and
hematite confirmed by TerraSpec VNIR-SWIR spectrometry). Results of
this channel sample are summarised in Table 7 and Figure
4.
To develop geological undertaking on the alteration and
mineralisation styles at Garfield, a petrographic study is also
underway, including micro-XRF scanning of mineralised structures
and rhyolites.
Table 6: Highlight rock chip samples collected during recent
geological mapping at the Garfield Au-Ag-Cu Project
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Sample
|
Au g/t
|
Ag g/t
|
Cu %
|
|
LCGRA26-01
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4.76
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22.40
|
0.36
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LCGRA26-02
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4.97
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31.30
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LCGRA26-03
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1.31
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4.23
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LCGRA26-04
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0.24
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464
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3.87
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LCGRA26-05
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5.86
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6.42
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LCGRA26-08
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4.09
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310
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LCGRA26-13
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4.21
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7.46
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5.13
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LCGRA26-16
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8.55
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91.1
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7.07
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LCGRA26-17
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11.20
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12.85
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0.81
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LCGRA26-18
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1.25
|
8.72
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0.88
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LCGRA26-26
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7.17
|
114
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2.28
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LCGRA26-32
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1.85
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120
|
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LCGRA26-36
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1.32
|
15.20
|
|
|
Samples were assayed by ALS USA Inc using analytical
methods ME-MS61 and Au-AA25, with over limits by Ag-OG62 and
Cu-OG62.
|
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Table note: Reported samples
are from the "Freeze East" as well as the newly staked "Freeze
South" and "Mother" zones.
Table 7: Results of a channel sample across a broad zone of
intensely altered and oxidised rhyolite in the "Freeze North" zone
of the Garfield Project
|
Channel
|
Interval (ft)
|
Interval (m)
|
Au g/t
|
Intervals
|
|
|
GAR-CHNL-1
|
0-20
|
0-6.1
|
0.21
|
80 ft (24.4 m) @ 0.10 g/t Au
|
180 ft (54.9 m) @ 0.064 g/t Au
|
|
GAR-CHNL-1
|
20-40
|
6.1-12.2
|
0.07
|
||
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GAR-CHNL-1
|
40-60
|
12.2-18.3
|
0.07
|
||
|
GAR-CHNL-1
|
60-80
|
18.3-24.4
|
0.05
|
||
|
GAR-CHNL-1
|
80-100
|
24.4-30.5
|
0.03
|
|
|
|
GAR-CHNL-1
|
100-120
|
30.5-36.6
|
0.02
|
|
|
|
GAR-CHNL-1
|
120-140
|
36.6-42.7
|
0.01
|
|
|
|
GAR-CHNL-1
|
140-160
|
42.7-48.8
|
0.07
|
|
|
|
GAR-CHNL-1
|
160-180
|
48.8-54.9
|
0.05
|
|
|
|
Channel start and end co-ordinates were measured by handheld GPS
and the channels measured by chain survey.
Samples were assayed by ALS USA Inc using analytical
method Au-AA25.
|
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MEDIA
Figure 1: Summary map of channel and rock chip samples from the
"Pyramid Zone" of the White Elephant tungsten project.
Figure 2. Photograph showing part of channel 5 which sampled
outcropping skarn at the White Elephant tungsten project "Pyramid
Zone", sample intervals are 5 ft (1.5 m)
Figure 3: Overview of channel and rock chip samples from part of
the Pilot North project
Figure 4: Overview map of the Garfield project, showing highlight
rock chip samples, newly staked zones and channel sample
results
PROPERTY OWNERSHIP
Guardian Metal holds a 100% interest in the Pilot North, Cinch,
White Elephant, Stonewall, Golconda and Kibby Basin projects,
royalty free, through its wholly-owned Nevada operating company,
Golden Metal Resources LLC.
Guardian Metal holds a 100% interest in the Garfield project
through its wholly-owned Nevada operating company, Golden Metal
Resources LLC. It is subject to a 2% Net Smelter Return Royalty
("NSR Royalty") interest, of which 1% can be bought back at any
time for US$1,000,000. The NSR Royalty covers the original Garfield
project claims as well as a 1 mile radius outside of those
claims.
COMPETENT PERSON STATEMENT
The
technical information contained in this disclosure has been read
and approved by Mr Nicholas O'Reilly (MSc, DIC, MIMMM QMR, MAusIMM,
FGS), who is a qualified geologist and acts as the Competent Person
under the AIM Rules - Note for Mining and Oil & Gas Companies.
Mr O'Reilly is a Principal consultant working for Mining Analyst
Consulting Ltd which has been retained by Guardian Metal Resources
plc to provide technical support.
References
1:
Company announcement, Garfield Project
Exploration Update, dated 3 November 2025.
(https://www.londonstockexchange.com/news-article/GMET/garfield-project-exploration-update/17307688 )
This announcement contains inside information for the purposes of
Article 7 of EU Regulation 596/2014 (which forms part of
domestic UK law pursuant to the European Union
(Withdrawal) Act 2018). The Directors of the Company are
responsible for this announcement.
Forward Looking Statements
This
announcement contains forward-looking statements relating to
expected or anticipated future events and anticipated results that
are forward-looking in nature, and, as a result, are subject to
certain risks and uncertainties, including general economic, market
and business conditions, competition for qualified staff, the
regulatory process and actions, technical issues, new legislation,
potential delays or changes in plans, uncertainties resulting from
operating in a new political jurisdiction, uncertainties regarding
the results of exploration, the timing and granting of prospecting
rights, the timing and granting of regulatory and other third party
consents and approvals, Guardian Metal's or any third party's
ability to execute and implement future plans, and the occurrence
of unexpected events.
Forward-looking
statements are subject to risks and uncertainties, including those
described in the Company's filings with the U.S. Securities and
Exchange Commission. Guardian Metal undertakes no obligation to
publicly update or revise any forward-looking statements, whether
as a result of new information, future events or otherwise, except
as may be required by law.
This
announcement does not purport to be full or complete. No reliance
may or should be placed by any person for any purpose on the
information contained in this announcement or its accuracy,
fairness or completeness. The information in this announcement is
subject to change.
For further information visit www.Guardianmetalresources.com or
contact the following:
|
Guardian Metal Resources plc
Oliver
Friesen (CEO)
|
Tel: +44
(0) 20 7583 8304
|
|
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Nominated Adviser
Sandy
Jamieson/Jo Turner/Louise O'Driscoll
|
Tel:
+44 (0) 20 7213 0880
|
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Joint Broker and Financial Adviser
Jennifer
Lee/Ivan Briechle
|
Tel: +44
(0) 20 3207 7800
|
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Joint Broker
Charlie
Bendon/Richard Greenfield
|
Tel:
+44 (0) 20 3882 2868
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Financial PR in the UK
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|
Tel:
+44 (0) 7920 3150 /
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guardianmetal@tavistock.co.uk
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Financial PR in the US
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About Guardian Metal
Resources
Guardian Metal Resources PLC (NYSE.A: GMTL, LON:GMET, OTCQB:GMTLF)
is a strategic mineral exploration company driving the revival of
U.S. mined tungsten production and strengthening America's defence
metal independence. The Company is advancing two co-flagship
tungsten projects, Pilot Mountain, one of the largest undeveloped
tungsten deposits in the U.S. and Tempiute, formerly one of
America's largest producing tungsten operations,
both located in Nevada, one of the top-rated
mining jurisdictions in the world.
In July 2025, the U.S. Department of War (DoW) under Title III of
the Defense Production Act of 1950, as amended, invested
US$6.2M in Golden Metal Resources (USA) LLC,
a wholly-owned subsidiary of Guardian Metal Resources
PLC, to support the recently completed Pilot Mountain PFS. The
Company completed a U.S. listing on the NYSE American on March 20,
2026.
Tungsten is a strategic metal critical to the defence, energy
transition, technology, and industrial sectors. In the context of
shifting geopolitical dynamics and tightening Chinese export
restrictions, Guardian Metal is well positioned to play a leading
role in re-establishing a secure, domestically mined U.S. supply
chain for this vital defence metal.