Seabridge Gold Announces 10 Intercepts Above 10 grams of Gold per tonne at KSM

Seabridge Gold (TSX:SEA, NYSE:SA) announced results from the last 10 exploration hole sat its KSM Project in British Columbia , including 10 intercepts above 10 grams of gold per tonne.

As quoted in the press release:

The Camp Zone discovery is interpreted as an epithermal style gold occurrence containing significant widths of gold grades well above, and copper grades markedly below, the average for KSM’s proven and probable reserves. The Camp Zone appears to be chemically similar to Pretium’s neighboring Brucejack deposit and may be a structurally preserved portion of the upper part of the gold-copper porphyry mineral system which was not expected to be present on the KSM property.

Seabridge’s President and CEO, Rudi Fronk, said:

We continue to be encouraged by this new discovery which appears to have the potential grade and size to make a significant contribution to KSM’s already robust economics. Although it is very early in the discovery process, this deposit may open up new options for developing KSM. Our $15 million exploration program for 2013 is designed to enhance our understanding of the Camp Zone while also pursuing several highly prospective copper-gold core zone targets.

To view the whole press release, click here.