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Sunset Cove Mining (TSXV:SSM) reported that recent surface exploration work has led to the discovery of 13 new veins/structures on the Anomaly Two sector of the Carolay silver polymetallic property.
As quoted in the press release:
Most important of these new veins are the Lindsay vein and the Maria structure. “The discovery of the veins is very important for Sunset at this time,” said Mr. Woods “the volume of new structures is helping to confirm that the Carolay property has potential and needs to be developed further.”
The Lindsay vein was found because the exploration team had noticed a small old adit measuring six feet in depth and about four feet across. They then proceeded to dig a trench one meter deep and found that the vein measured 27-meters wide and is open to the north as the hanging wall has not been located to date.
The Lindsay vein is mineralized as proven by the use of the Breuker hand held x- ray fluorescence analyzer, a portable device for measuring metal content of visible mineralization in host rocks. Twenty-four other samples have been sent to the lab for assaying and the results are expected shortly.
The Maria structure is located to the north-east of the Lindsay vein in a gully that runs over the length of the Carolay property. The vein measures approximately eight meters wide and appears to be 200 meters in length and has a known vertical drop of 200 meters. Assay results from samples taken will be published shortly.
Sunset Cove President Lorne Woods said:
“While it is too early to predict what the new structures will deliver in the assay results. They may have the potential for large scale mining methods”
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