The Viking Management and the Technical team of Viking Minerals have finished a detailed review of the data gathered from its Dolly Varden Gold and Copper property located in Elko County Nevada. Early results of the review necessitate investment and assertive exploration.
The Dolly Varden area, identified as an eastern Great Basin district, contains precious metals connected with top Paleozoic sediments meddled by Cretaceous auriferous magmas.
Charles Irizarry, President of Viking Minerals, stated that the Gold and Copper market is growing better day by day and it increases both acquisitions in the Elko County and search on the Dolly Varden area. He also added that as per the sample results, Copper values have increased to 9.34% on the company’s Dolly Varden property compared to the Robinson Mine property where the values average roughly 0.5%.
A drill site examining an area that is roughly 2,000 ft on the east side of the main IP zone reports alteration as well as copper mineralization. Review results included two grab samples of 0.535% and 1.32% copper; 0.134 ppm and 0.193 ppm gold; 3.4 ppm and 5.7 silver; and 690 ppm and 129 ppm molybdenum, respectively. A Quartz Feldspar Porphyry (QFP) impertinent connected with the rock geochemistry anomaly and the chargeability anomaly has been identified through geological mapping.
Up to 298 mines are found in the Elko County, between Salt Lake City and Reno, in Nevada. Two important mines in the area include the Bingham Canyon Mine and the Robinson Mine.