Oct 31 2017
Maya Gold & Silver Inc. is pleased to announce depth extension of one of its Zgounder Property’s major silver structures near the rhyolite contact to the south.
The Native silver in the core within the sediment is present at 630m core length over a minimum of 3m and disseminated as well in other portions containing sulfides. An altered granite contact has been intersected at 653m along the hole. This hole is the deepest ever drilled at Zgounder up to 684m (1,613mZ elevation). The hole is drilled at N232 with inclination of -51 in HQ core diameter.
“This deepest intersection of Native silver appears very positive at Zgounder. The silver mineralization has now been intersected at 460 meters below the surface level. We believe this could increase the mineral potential of the Zgounder Silver mine and additional holes will be required to better define the size of the new finding,” said Noureddine Mokaddem, President and CEO of Maya Gold & Silver.
Click here for the picture of sulfides in the HQ core of hole ZG-17-16.
Click here and here for pictures of Native Silver in sediments HQ half core in ZG-17-16.
Click here for the picture of Native silver in veinlets within the sediments in HQ core hole ZG-17-16.
The company is looking forward to the assay results of this hole as well as other holes assays still pending. This significant extension at depth will require additional diamond drilling to define the extent and shape.
Click here for the schematic longitudinal view looking north with various holes and the location of the native silver intersected at depth in hole ZG-17-16 which correlate with the above Corps D ( Source: M. Assalmi, Senior Geologist Maya ZMSM).
Qualified Persons
The technical content of this news release has been prepared and reviewed on the basis of information received from the ZMSM as well as personally collected during site visits by Claude Duplessis Eng. Geological Engineer from GoldMinds Geoservices Inc, independent Qualified Person under NI 43-101 standards.