Triumph Gold
TSXV:TIG
District-scale Gold Exploration in Yukon
District-scale Gold Exploration in Yukon
Triumph Gold Corp. (TSXV:TIG,OTC:TIGCF,FWB:8N61) is a precious metals exploration and development company focused on advancing its district-scale Freegold Mountain project in the Yukon. The property hosts three known deposits including multiple showings with successful drilling, trenching and sampling. The highlight of the property is the world-class exploration on one of Yukon’s richest porphyry and associated epithermal gold systems.
With gold prices on the rise, emphasis is being placed on discovering large high-grade gold deposits. While the company has not found a deposit to fit this description, it has delineated three gold resources on its property to date and is working towards enhancing the grade and size of the resources. The Blue Sky porphyry and WAu Breccia also host significant grades of copper that show the potential for further mining development.
The Freegold Mountain property has access to excellent infrastructure. The Yukon and Canadian federal government have invested C$360 million in the Resource Gateway project which is expected to be used to upgrade the infrastructure in the Nahanni and Dawson ranges, including the Mount Freegold Road which is situated alongside the property.
The Freegold Mountain project has over 86 years of property data, which has helped the company outline several discovery zones throughout the property. A 2017 drill program targeted the Revenue, Nucleus and Generation zones. Results from the Revenue zone returned one-meter grading 81.3 g/t gold. The program also led to the discovery of a high-grade, gold-rich porphyry mineralization zone that covers 450 meters and remains open in all directions.
The following year, Triumph Gold launched an exploration and drilling program to test the six-kilometer-long coincident geochemical and geophysical anomaly and followed up on areas of high-grade mineralization from the 2017 program. The company unearthed two new mineralized zones at the WAu breccia and the Blue Sky zone, one of the longest and highest grading gold-copper porphyries in the Yukon.
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