COPPER CROWN

The Copper Crown property, located on Grouse Mountain in British Columbia’s Omineca Mining Division, contains ten separate mineralized zones. The most advanced of these, the Ruby Zone, hosts an orebody approximately 244 meters long, 6.91 meters wide, and extending to a depth of 46 meters. The estimated reserve of the Ruby orebody is 247,636 tons, with an average grade of 26.81 g/t silver, 0.396% copper, and 4.653% zinc. The geological setting and mineralization of the Grouse Mountain area exhibits similarities to the Equity Silver deposits situated south of Houston.

Historical work on the property dates back to 1914, with several exploration activities conducted over the years, including a significant amount of trenching, drilling, and underground work. In 2022, rock sampling and drone magnetics were carried out. The rock sampling yielded samples with significant concentrations of silver, copper, and zinc, including up to 1,319 g/t silver, 16.3% copper, and 44.2% zinc.

TARGET: Cu, Ag, Zn Massive Sulphides Zones