Key Highlights:
- Geologic modeling extends Curlew Vein's strike length to 700 metres.
- Significant discoveries at Crown Point extend mineralization by 100 metres.
- Several new exploration targets identified, including West Buckeye and Omega Veins.
Silver Dollar Resources Inc. (CSE: SLV, OTCQX: SLVDF) has reported promising results from their geologic modeling at the Ranger-Page Project located in Idaho's Coeur d'Alene Mining District. The core finding is the extension of the Curlew Vein, which now stretches 700 metres east from the Blackhawk Mine to the Wyoming Complex. A notable intercept reported is 162 g/t Ag, 15.5% Pb, and 4.1% Zn over 3 metres.
The company has spotlighted several vital exploration areas. These include the potential extension of the Blackhawk Curlew Vein, the West Buckeye target with a 260-metre dip extension, and Crown Point, where Phase-1 drilling has further extended mineralization 100 metres west of past mine workings. Additionally, several underexplored veins, Omega and 85, are identified in the footwall of Tony Vein.
The Ranger-Page Project is strategically positioned near Interstate 90 and covers six historic mines with accessible power, water, and local infrastructure in the Silver Valley region. This advantageous location supports year-round exploration activities.
According to Greg Lytle, President of Silver Dollar, "Geologic modeling is enhancing our understanding of the Phase-1 exploration results, enabling us to strategically scale the project and optimize shareholder returns." The company's ongoing efforts aim to expand known mineralization and explore new targets within the property.
Exploration activities will soon commence at the West Buckeye target area, once weather conditions permit access. The company is also planning to further investigate the potential of the Omega and 85 Veins.
