- Ridgeline Minerals (OTCQB: RDGMF) reports a high-grade intercept at its Big Blue project with 35.3% CuEq over 0.6 meters.
- Three core holes totaling 2,072 meters completed at Big Blue; two holes with a total of 551 meters at Atlas.
- Atlas project assay results pending; both projects are 100% owned by Ridgeline Minerals.
Ridgeline Minerals (OTCQB: RDGMF) has announced the assay results from its maiden drilling programs at the Big Blue and Atlas projects in Nevada. The Big Blue project yielded a significant find in hole BB25-003, which intercepted high-grade mineralization grading 0.7% copper (Cu), 3,194 grams per ton (g/t) silver (Ag), and 2.6% tungsten (W) over 0.6 meters, or 35.3% copper equivalent (CuEq), at a depth of 675.7 meters.
The drilling program at Big Blue comprised three core holes totaling 2,072 meters, targeting the Delker Mine area. Despite revealing a pre-mineral intrusion devoid of significant copper values at the Delker porphyry target, the discovery of high-grade Cu-Ag-W mineralization confirms the northeast trending Delker Mine corridor's potential to carry substantial mineralization below historical mining levels.
At the Atlas project, Ridgeline finished two core holes totaling 551 meters. These holes targeted Pennsylvanian/Permian host rocks, revealing Carlin-Type alteration and oxide mineralization at depths of approximately 200 meters vertical. Assay results for Atlas are yet to be published.
Both Big Blue and Atlas projects are fully owned by Ridgeline Minerals, free from any underlying work commitments or royalties. The company remains focused on expanding its exploration portfolio in Nevada, with additional drill programs planned across its other projects.
