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Supreme Resources Reports Ample Gold Max Exploration Progress Report
Supreme Resources (CVE:SPR) reports an update on its 2011 exploration program on its Ample Goldmax property.
The press release is quoted as saying:
The Ample-Goldmax Property has an established trend of mineralized zones along the
Cayoosh Creek Fault for more than 3 kms.
Many of the mineralized zones like the Ample-Goldmax, Bonanza Ridge zones display visible free gold and abundant sulphide lenses, along a strike length of showings over 1km in length.
Ample Gold Max property has returned gold values of up to 66.34 grams /tonne (2.13 ounces gold /tonne). (See News Release dated February 28, 2008 “Ample-Goldmax 2008 Exploration Program”)
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