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Roxmore Resources Inc. reports developments tied to its 100% owned Converse Gold Project on the Battle Mountain-Eureka Trend in Nevada. Company news centers on gold-project advancement, including preliminary economic assessment work, mineral resource updates, infill and extensional drilling, land-position changes, assay procedures and project-design considerations.
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Axcap Ventures (OTCID:GARLF) has announced significant drill results from hole CV25-002C at its 100%-owned Converse Project in Nevada. The drilling revealed two key high-grade gold intersections: 18.01 metres grading 1.75 g/t gold within the Havallah Sequence, and 10.85 metres grading 1.18 g/t gold from the Antler Peak Formation.
The company made a crucial geological discovery by confirming the presence of the Antler Peak Formation beneath the Golconda Thrust, a major structural feature associated with several large Nevada gold systems. This validates Axcap's structural model targeting deeper intrusion-related mineralization and parallels the geology of regional tier-one deposits like Phoenix, Fortitude, and Marigold.
These results follow the previous CV25-001C intercept of 10.85 metres grading 5.45 g/t gold, demonstrating potential to enhance grade within the current resource of 330 Mt @ 0.525 g/t Au (M&I) and highlighting exploration upside at depth.
Axcap Ventures (OTCID:GARLF) has initiated a Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA) for its wholly-owned Converse Gold Project in Nevada. The project represents one of the largest undeveloped gold deposits in the United States, with a Measured and Indicated Resource of 5.57 million ounces of gold at 0.53g/t Au and an additional Inferred Resource of 420,000 ounces.
The PEA will include updated resource modeling, mine plan optimization, and economic modeling at various gold price scenarios. Metallurgical data shows heap leach recovery rates of 77% for oxide, 62% for transition, and 50% for sulphide material. This assessment marks the first comprehensive economic study of the project in over a decade.
Axcap Ventures has announced major milestones in its gold acquisition strategy, having secured 6.18 million ounces of Measured and Indicated (M+I) gold resources and 1.69 million ounces of Inferred gold resources across three North American assets.
The company's portfolio includes the flagship Converse project in Nevada (5.57Moz M+I), Rattlesnake Hills in Wyoming (0.61Moz M+I, 0.43Moz Inferred), and Newton in British Columbia (0.84Moz Inferred). A 5,000m drill program has commenced at Converse, targeting depth extensions and structural controls.
Key developments include strengthening the technical team with Blake Mclaughlin, former Chief Geologist at Argonaut Gold, launching a new corporate website, and significant insider buying exceeding $1 million. The company acquired these resources at an average of $5 per ounce, with gold now trading above $3,400/oz.
Axcap Ventures (CSE:AXCP)(OTC:GARLF) has launched a 5,000-meter drill program at its Converse Project in Nevada's Battle Mountain district. The program includes five drill holes aimed at refining the existing resource model and exploring deeper mineralization potential.
The property, situated within the Battle Mountain-Eureka Trend, currently hosts a Measured and Indicated Resource of 262.7 million tonnes at 0.61 g/t gold for 5.17 million ounces, and an Inferred Resource of 26.4 million tonnes at 0.65 g/t gold for 0.55 million ounces.
The drilling program focuses on:
- Resource expansion and optimization through near-surface drilling
- Following up on historic high-grade intersections
- Exploring potential high-grade skarn system in Lower Plate carbonate rocks