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MAG Silver Corp. (TSX:MAG) reported the assay results from the continued definition drilling program at the Jose Manto-Bridge Zone on its Cinco de Mayo property in Mexico, including 52.70 metres of 256 g/t of silver.
MAG Silver Corp. (TSX:MAG) reported the assay results from the continued definition drilling program at the Jose Manto-Bridge Zone on its Cinco de Mayo property in Mexico, including 52.70 metres of 256 g/t of silver.
As quoted in the press release:
The best intercepts are: Hole 430, on the 383 Section at the northwest end of the Bridge Zone, which reported 84 grams per tonne (“g/t”) (2.4 ounces per ton (“opt”)) silver with 1.6% lead and 11.0% zinc over 11.79 metres; including: 160 g/t (4.7 opt) silver with 3.2% lead and 12% zinc over 5.87 metres; including: 2.54 metres that grades 258 g/t (7.5 opt) silver with 7.1% lead and 25.9% zinc; and Hole 418, on the 382 Section at the southeast end of the Bridge Zone which reported 131 g/t (3.8 opt) silver with 4.6% lead and 6.8% zinc over 9.17 metres; including: 2.70 metres that grades 256 g/t (7.5 opt) silver with 6.8% lead and 8.0% zinc.
Dan MacInnis, MAG Silver President and CEO commented:
We are pleased to be able to continue fleshing out the strong silver-lead-zinc mineralization of the Bridge Zone and connect it to the Jose Manto and the deep Pegaso Zone. We believe we now have enough drilling density on these two zones to support resource calculations for each and expect to have a resource study prepared by Q4. In the meantime we are pursuing a 2D and 3D seismic survey to guide drilling of the deep Pegaso Zone and potentially forge the link between all three of these zones.
Click here to read the full press release.
