allaqi gold/seiga/7.7g/t average in sampling

Have been asking myself the question as to why one would want to rush in a second rig but perhaps this gives a hint.

From Gip Ann Report.

Seiga

"Recent sampling indicates that gold mineralisation extends beyond the narrow quartz veins into the wall rocks and that there is potential for an open cut deposit.A series of 13 rock chip samples were collected over a 60M interval across the mineralised zone.The sampling returned 20.3m at an average of 7.4g/t Au with a further 8m at 7.7g/t Au on the eastern side of the pit.The material removed by ancient miners was probably of higher grade,but assuming that it was 7g/t Au then the mineralisation has a minimum width of 34.5m at around 7g/t Au.Follow-up sampling extended the mineralised zone a further 20m to the west at a grade of 2.83g/t Au giving a total mineralised width of 50.5m.

Rock chip sampling along a profile 80m to the north (CP6) returned 15.5m at 9.25g/t.This profile included 4.5m at 6.69/t on the western side of some old 4.5m wide workings plus 11m at 10.29g/t on the eastern side where the sampling profile ended."

Haimur

"A mechanical excavator was used to dig thirteen trenches at Haimur to test regolith anomalies.The trenching results confirmed the presence of anomalous gold values within this bedrock.The best intersection was 5m at 44.45g/t in trench HT9.

The results are considered to be very encouraging as they confirm the presence of anomalous gold in the bedrock closely associated with zones of shearing."


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