Sun Metals Reports Good Results From Drilling At Stardust

Sun Metals (TSXV:SUNM) has announced that drilling into a new extension of the Canyon Creek Skarn zone at its Stardust project in north-central British Columbia has returned the thickest and richest mineralization ever intersected at the project.

The company said it believes that drilling is successfully tracking a major mineralizing fluid pathway towards the heart of this high-grade system.

As quoted in the press release:

Diamond drill hole 18-SD-421 intersected 36.50 metres of mineralization, grading 3.89 percent copper, 4.47 grams per tonne (g/t) gold and 84.6 g/t silver. This includes higher grade intervals of 5.55 metres grading 6.28 percent copper, 7.01 g/t gold and 202.1 g/t silver and a second interval of 6.80 metres grading 8.52 percent copper, 11.17 g/t gold and 162.0 g/t silver. Downhole from this intercept, drilling intersected another zone of skarn alteration with visible sulphide mineralization. Assays from the lower section of the mineralized skarn extension are pending.

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