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Sunset Cove (TSXV:SSM) completed surface channel sampling in the Lindsay structure at the Carolay Silver Polymetallic Property in Peru. Thru this sampling, several channels with potentially economic grades of silver were found with up to 259.2 grams per tonne (g/t) silver (Ag) across 3.07 meters including 0.40 meters of 1308 g/t Ag and 135.1 g/t Ag across 1.42 meters in two separate trenches.
As quoted in the press release:
The main Lindsay Structure has a strike of 277 degrees and a dip of 65 degrees northeast and may represent the main feeder structure to the Carolay system of veins. The channel sampling to date has yielded a number of very high-grade individual samples with potentially economic grades including the following:
• Channel 6-B: 109.6 g/t and 134.1 g/t Ag
• Channel 7: 1308 g/t and 253 g/t Ag
• Channel h: 99.5 g/t Ag
• Channel i: 93 g/t Ag
• Channel j: 174.2 g/t Ag
• Channel k: 569 g/t Ag
• Channel m: 177.1 g/t Ag
Sunset Cove President Lorne Woods said:
These results demonstrate that the Lindsay Structure is potentially the feeder zone to the main Carolay Vein System and yields both a broad disseminated mineralized zone of silver and base metals along with many higher grade veins and zones within the structure. The size of the area that has been sampled and its proximity to the Maria Structure and the MayLinn and MayLinn1 veins seem to outline a broad and well mineralized deep feeder zone and are changing the way we look at this part of the property.
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