Ann: New Gold-Antimony targets discovered at Estelle, page-7

Apparently the 60% Stibium gets the AuEq up from 1.48g/t Au to 123.54g/t AuEq. So the Stibium is valuable, if it can bring up the AuEq that much.

Though clearly this is a small rock chip, with an abnormal 60% Sb.

So it depends how big the veins are. The Sb is clearly valuable enough to compete with Au if it's found in bulk.

Cathedral also has 100g/t rock chips, so it's still very early stage.



Interesting that the 2 targets are in totally different areas. Meaning, there might be antimony all over. And interesting that they'll be testing other assays for antimony. I assume it'll be a fairly minor incremental cost to the assaying process.



E4043** are soil samples, E4085** are rock chip samples. So they are not directly comparable, but are on the same diagram.

So I don't know which is superior from 6.0g/t soil sample, or 123g/t rock chip sample.

Stibium - "color anomaly". Bit like RPM having colour anomalies? Unsure if they're meaning black veins or orange banded dirt.


Global warming will reveal this over time, if it's left on the backburner, but it sounds like they'll be doing surface exploration at least.



Styz is just rock chips (soil samples pending). The 1g/t Au is not amazing, but 4-44g/t AuEq is more interesting. So it comes down to the antimony, not the gold there.




Actually, I see it's orange banding that I had referred to previously.



High Grade rock chips from up high, down slope being either untested or pending. "Styx will be a top priority target to further define the mineralized extent as the color anomaly extends down slope towards the Styx River valley."


Same with Stibium, but they've tested most of the colour anomaly now.


New lease:



Existing leases (colour anomolies):


There's a whole lot of colour anomalies. Just a bit harder to know which ones are worth the effort, and which ones are related to antimony or gold.

Same applies to RPM, but on a smaller scale. Not satellite-view scale colour anomolies, but 50-100m long anomolies etc.





Stibium nearology to Whistler? Yes, near, but it has a clear colour anomaly (and somewhat easy access from Korbel's prospective road). Styx being a bit more crazy to get to, looking a bit more difficult than Train, off the RPM road.