TriMetals Mining (TSX:TMI,TSX:TMI.B) has announced results from recent field mapping and sampling efforts at its Thor mine area within its Talisman claim. As quoted in the press release: A new outcropping vein has been discovered to the south of the main Thor zone, the” Southern Vein”, which is offset from the main Thor zone by …

TriMetals Mining (TSX:TMI,TSX:TMI.B) has announced results from recent field mapping and sampling efforts at its Thor mine area within its Talisman claim.
As quoted in the press release:

A new outcropping vein has been discovered to the south of the main Thor zone, the” Southern Vein”, which is offset from the main Thor zone by faulting, with widths of up to 2 metres. The Southern Vein has limited exposure, as it is located on the edge of, and continues under, post-mineral cover. Two samples were collected from this vein in this program and they returned some of the highest outcropping gold values collected thus far on the Gold Springs project.

TriMetals president and CEO, Ralph Fitch, said:

Within the vicinity of the Southern Vein, TMI has collected several higher-grade samples which have come from locally derived float material. This material contains gold and silver values as high as 126.8 g/t and 442.7 g/t respectively. With the discovery of the Southern Vein, TMI may have located one of the sources of this material. Additional work will need to be completed before we know the full potential of the Southern Vein, but with gold and silver grades in the one and two ounce per tonne range we are very excited about the potential of this vein as well as the 1.6 km long Thor System. The reason we are targeting higher grade veins is because if we discover higher grade open-pittable material and can integrate this into our PEA mine plan as a starter-pit it has the potential to significantly enhance the project economics which are already robust.

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