Ann: Further Significant Nickel Cobalt at Quicksilver, page-21

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he provided results are assay data from drill holes, indicating the presence and grades of nickel (Ni) and cobalt (Co) at various depths in the drill holes. Let's interpret each of the results:
23QRC0169:

• 17m @ 0.81% Ni from 46m depth: This means that, starting at a depth of 46 meters, there is a 17-meter interval with an average grade of 0.81% nickel. This suggests a substantial presence of nickel in this section.
• 21m @ 0.89% Ni from 78m depth: Similarly, this indicates a 21-meter interval starting at 78 meters with an average grade of 0.89% nickel.
• 2m @ 2.03% Ni from 80m depth: Within the previous 21-meter interval, there is a 2-meter section starting at 80 meters with a significantly higher nickel grade of 2.03%. This represents a higher-grade zone within the larger interval.
• 6m @ 1.16% Ni from 85m depth: At a depth of 85 meters, there is a 6-meter interval with an average grade of 1.16% nickel.
• 2m @ 1.10% Ni from 94m depth: At a depth of 94 meters, there is a 2-meter interval with an average grade of 1.10% nickel.

23QRC0172:

• 24m @ 0.81% Ni from 60m depth: Starting at a depth of 60 meters, there is a 24-meter interval with an average grade of 0.81% nickel.
• 11m @ 1.02% Ni from 68m depth: Within the previous 24-meter interval, there is an 11-meter section starting at 68 meters with a higher nickel grade of 1.02%.
• 13m @ 0.105% Co from 60m depth: In addition to nickel, there is also cobalt present, with a 13-meter interval starting at 60 meters and an average grade of 0.105% cobalt.
• 6m @ 0.142% Co from 62m depth: Within the cobalt interval, there is a 6-meter section starting at 62 meters with a higher cobalt grade of 0.142%.

23QRC0171:

• 10m @ 1.23% Ni from 96m depth: Starting at a depth of 96 meters, there is a 10-meter interval with a relatively high average grade of 1.23% nickel.
• 8m @ 0.070% Co from 97m depth: In addition to nickel, there is cobalt present, with an 8-meter interval starting at 97 meters and an average grade of 0.070% cobalt.
• 3m @ 0.104% Co from 98m depth: Within the cobalt interval, there is a 3-meter section starting at 98 meters with a slightly higher cobalt grade of 0.104%.

23QRC0170:

• 21m @ 0.063% Co from 31m: Starting at a depth of 31 meters, there is a 21-meter interval with an average grade of 0.063% cobalt.
• 2m @ 0.139% Co from 35m depth: Within the cobalt interval, there is a 2-meter section starting at 35 meters with a higher cobalt grade of 0.139%.
• 1m @ 0.153% Co from 47m depth: At a depth of 47 meters, there is a 1-meter interval with a cobalt grade of 0.153%.

23QRC0174:

• 8m @ 0.167% Co from 19m depth: Starting at a depth of 19 meters, there is an 8-meter interval with an average grade of 0.167% cobalt. Additionally, there are intercepts within this interval with grades as high as 0.679% cobalt, indicating localized higher-grade zones.

Overall, these assay results suggest the presence of significant nickel and cobalt mineralization at various depths within the drill holes. The variations in grade and intervals suggest the potential for different mineralization zones, including higher-grade sections. Further exploration and assessment are typically required to determine the economic viability and resource potential of these findings.