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Creston Intersects 64.85 Metres Averaging 0.080% Molybdenum, 0.17% Copper, 5.38 gpt Silver
Creston Moly Corp. (CVE:CMS) announces assay results from six exploration and four geotechnical holes at its El Creston molybdenum property in the state of Sonora, Mexico.
Creston Moly Corp. (TSXV:CMS) announces assay results from six exploration and four geotechnical holes at its El Creston molybdenum property in the state of Sonora, Mexico.
The press release is quoted as saying:
In 2010, Creston completed four phases of drilling that resulted in the completion of 45 Exploration and 17 Geotechnical Holes respectively totaling 7,835 and 3,085 metres on its El Creston molybdenum deposit. The drilling intersected significant above cut-off grade mineralization along the south, west and northern boundaries of the Main Zone resource outline. In addition, drilling on the Red Hill Zone has encountered significant near surface molybdenum and/or copper mineralization that could potentially be mined as part of a larger open pit that would include both the El Creston Main and Red Hill Zones.
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