- Independence Gold Corp. (IGO) announces high-grade gold intercepts at the Larry Vein System.
- New mineralized vein discovered at the Daisy target, with promising assay results.
- Drilling at Ted-Mint Vein System confirms transition zones and precious metal grades at depth.
Independence Gold Corp. (IGO) has revealed significant findings from its winter drill program at the 100% owned 3Ts Project in central British Columbia. The Larry Vein System exhibited a high-grade mineralization of 5.95 grams per tonne (g/t) gold and 23.09 g/t silver over 7.45 meters, including an impressive 20.48 g/t gold and 80.11 g/t silver over 1.86 meters. This discovery further solidifies the potential of the Larry Vein for hosting high-grade mineralization.
In another encouraging development, drilling at the newly discovered Daisy target, located 230 meters east of the Ted-Mint Vein System, revealed mineralized structures grading 4.60 g/t gold and 94.74 g/t silver over a width of 2.85 meters. The Daisy veins, interpreted as tensional offshoots, have been traced on surface for 565 meters and remain open along strike and at depth.
The drill program also targeted deeper zones within the Ted-Mint Vein System, where at a depth of 464.21 meters, a significant intercept graded 2.67 g/t gold and 26.55 g/t silver over 3.54 meters was reported. This zone is immediately followed by a base metal enriched brecciated area, with 5.25 meters containing 0.12% lead and 0.20% zinc, reinforcing the zonation pattern typical of low-sulphidation epithermal systems.
The 3Ts Project, situated approximately 185 kilometers southwest of Prince George, and within proximity to Artemis Gold's Blackwater Mine, covers 35,486 hectares and includes 31 mineral claims. It houses nineteen mineralized veins, varying greatly in strike length and true width, showcasing significant potential for resource growth and future development.
