Ann: Drilling Returns Wide Copper Intersections (Replacement), page-75

I agree, I am excited for the assays from VM considering they have identified 40m of bornite in the second hole from 50m down hole. Should be very interesting!

Bornite a prominent copper ore, bornite, often referred to as peacock ore, due to its mesmerizing iridescent hues. While beautiful, is it as rich in copper as chalcopyrite?Surprisingly, bornite boasts a higher copper percentage than chalcopyrite. Approximately 63% of its weight is copper.Bornite is a common byproduct in many mining operations, especially those situated in Chile. One of the leading mines in the Atacama Desert Chuquicamata, Chile, is one of the world's largest open-pit copper mines. Chuquicamata has a range of copper minerals, including bornite, particularly in the deeper sections of the mine. Another is Olympic Dam in South Australia.