Amigos, in the "Exploration Update", the paragraph & diagram on...

Amigos, in the "Exploration Update", the paragraph & diagram on page 2 are interesting (copied below). Sulphides were intersected in holes 8 and 9, while quartz was intersected in holes 10 and 11 (see magnified diagram). The sulphides could simply be barren pyrite but, logging detected chalcopyrite (copper) - plus lead and zinc. From memory the lodes of the resource have lenses of sulphides containing base metals plus gold and silver. Also, Toms and Spicer lodes contain quartz with gold and silver. It's promising. The 75m of sulphides remaining open at depth could be very significant. But we have to wait for the assays.

"All holes intersected sulphides that thicken considerably to the north. The most northern hole was observed to host 75m of sulphides, including chalcopyrite, a copper mineral. Initial readings from the pXRF at the drill site display a general trend across the four holes that depict an increase in lead (Pb) and zinc (Zn) from approximately 60m onwards suggesting that galena and sphalerite are also present within the rock chips."