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Canamex Resources Corp. (TSXV:CSQ) reported intersections of near surface gold mineralization from ongoing reverse circulation drilling at its Bruner Gold project in Nevada. Hole B-1444 intersected 1.5 meters grading 14.4 grams per tonne of gold.
As quoted in the press release:
Reverse circulation (“RC”) drilling at the northeast end of the historic resource area has intersected gold mineralization near the surface. Of particular interest is a shallow high-grade intercept in hole B-1444 which intersected 1.5 metres from 6.1-7.6 metres grading 14.4 g/tonne Au, which upon re-assaying from a larger (1000 gm) pulp returned 29 g/tonne Au. This suggests there is particulate gold in this intercept. This interval occurs at the bottom of the casing and the beginning of sampling. Further down, the hole intersected a thick lower grade interval from 36.8-77.7 metres grading 0.477 gpt Au. B-1444 is the northernmost hole of the drill pattern and the gold mineralization encountered in the hole is open to the north. We have moved the core drill to the adjacent drill site located about 30 metres to the north of the intercept in B-1444, and which is set back a few metres, to see if we can intersect the entire high-grade interval in a fence of holes.
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