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Viscount Mining Corp. reports exploration and corporate developments tied to its silver, gold, and copper project portfolio in the Western United States. Recurring updates focus on the 100%-controlled Silver Cliff Project in Custer County, Colorado, including drilling, geochemistry, geophysics, and resource work at the Kate Silver Resource and the Passiflora copper-gold porphyry target.
Company news also covers technical work related to NI 43-101 resource analysis, district-scale exploration concepts, the Cherry Creek multi-metal district in Nevada, capital markets activity, and the company’s OTCQX trading status under VLMGF.
Viscount Mining (OTCQB: VLMGF) is fully funded to execute a major 2026 U.S. exploration program after a $5.3 million financing. Key priorities include a 10-hole drill program to expand a 24 Moz NI 43-101 silver resource at Kate and deep follow-up drilling (minimum 3 holes) to test the Passiflora gold-copper porphyry target.
Work also includes geophysics, geochemistry and a planned Cherry Creek drill program in Nevada; corporate fees and broker warrants were disclosed.
Viscount Mining (OTCQB: VLMGF) reported results from a 2025 MMI soil-geochemistry program at the Kate Silver Deposit, part of its 100%‑owned Silver Cliff Project in Colorado. The 549-sample survey across ~1,800 ft2 defined a coherent, high‑grade silver-in-soil anomaly forming a continuous north–south corridor that aligns with structural mapping and historical drilling.
Integration with prior drilling and airborne imagery suggests a near‑surface epithermal system that remains open to the north and northeast. Viscount highlighted historical high‑grade drill results (25 holes with intervals >110 g/t Ag; 10 holes with intervals >400 g/t Ag) and a current NI 43-101 resource estimated at a US$24/oz silver cutoff. No new resource or economic study has been completed. Permitting is underway for a planned 2026 drill program of ~10 holes totaling 500–750 m to test Kate North, Kate Northeast, Ben West, and infill targets.
Viscount Mining (OTCQB: VLMGF) reports integrated results from its 2025 exploration at the Passiflora copper‑gold porphyry, Silver Cliff Project, Colorado.
Key technical datasets — MMI soil geochemistry, airborne imagery, Quantec MT geophysics, rock sampling, mapping and historical drilling — align to define a broad copper‑gold corridor and vector both shallow USGS‑mapped breccia pipes and a deep conductive MT anomaly. Deep hole PF-23-03A intersected 843.9 metres of continuous copper‑gold mineralization. Quantec modeling indicates the MT anomaly extends to ~1,500 m depth (elevation ~900 m), though resolution below the conductive zone is limited.
Planned 2026 work includes shallow drill testing of breccia pipes and a ~1,500 m angled core hole to test the MT anomaly; permitting is underway, drilling targeted for early 2026, subject to approvals.
Viscount Mining (OTCQB: VLMGF) has announced advancement plans for its Silver Cliff Project in Colorado, focusing on two key areas: the Kate Silver Resource (KSR) and the Passiflora copper-gold porphyry deposit. The KSR currently contains 10.3 million ounces of measured and indicated silver at 72 g/t and 14.2 million ounces inferred at 52 g/t.
At Passiflora, recent drilling discovered significant mineralization, with hole PF-03A intersecting 843.9 metres averaging 0.214% CuEq, including higher-grade zones. The company plans to explore two breccia pipes and integrate results from a 598-sample SGS MMI soil survey with geophysics data.
The project's potential has been enhanced by silver's recent surge to over $40/oz and its addition to the U.S. Critical Minerals List in February 2025.
Viscount Mining (OTCQB:VLMGF) has announced a significant copper-gold porphyry discovery at its Passiflora target in Silver Cliff, Colorado. The company's first deep drill hole (PF-03A) intersected 843.9 metres of continuous copper-gold mineralization averaging 0.214% CuEq, including higher-grade zones of 189m at 0.326% CuEq and 45m at 0.417% CuEq.
The discovery hole revealed consistent mineralization with gold contributing 40.1% and copper 48.9% of the total value. The system remains open in all directions and at depth, with grades exceeding typical early-stage porphyry exploration thresholds. The drill hole confirmed a significant porphyry system with multiple metals present, including molybdenum, zinc, and lead, with gold values up to 918 ppb.
Viscount Mining Corp (VLMGF) has appointed Christina Ricks, a veteran geologist with over 15 years of experience, to its Advisory Board. Ricks, who previously worked with Agnico Eagle, brings expertise in sediment-hosted gold, massive sulphide, and porphyry molybdenum-tungsten systems. She recently contributed to the Passiflora Project in Colorado, where drilling reached 1,143 meters depth and revealed continuous sulphide mineralization including chalcopyrite, galena, sphalerite, and pyrite over a 1100m interval. These findings suggest characteristics typical of copper porphyry systems. The company expects to receive assay results in the coming weeks.
Viscount Mining Corp (VLMGF) has reported significant findings from its first deep drill hole at the Passiflora project in Silver Cliff, Colorado. The drilling revealed continuous sulfide mineralization throughout the entire 1143m depth, with noteworthy minerals including chalcopyrite, galena, sphalerite, and pyrite over a 1100m interval.
Key discoveries include:
- Biotite presence at 125m depth
- Argillic alteration near surface, transitioning to phyllic alteration around 200m
- Chalcopyrite first identified at 465m
- Magnetite traces at 680m and galena at 854m
- Three mineralized breccia zones identified
The analysis of six thin sections from core samples between 450m and 970m depth revealed evidence of overprinting, with minerals typically associated with distinct alteration types found together, suggesting a complex mineralization process typical of copper porphyry systems.
Viscount Mining Corp (TSXV: VML) (OTC Pink: VLMGF) has completed its first deep drill hole at the Passiflora target in Silver Cliff, Colorado, intercepting continuous sulfide mineralization throughout the entire 1143m depth. The drill hole revealed significant findings including:
- Continuous sulfide mineralization over 1100m interval
- Discovery of chalcopyrite, molybdenite, and pyrite
- Three mineralized breccia zones identified
- Geophysical survey indicates a conductive anomaly starting at ~400m depth, extending to ~1.5km
The deposit's characteristics suggest a significant system of interconnected mineralized fractures, with a detectable anomaly length of ~1.4km in SW-NE direction, 700m width, and a total volume exceeding 665,000,000m³. The geological setting, within a caldera and associated alteration patterns, indicates potential for a porphyry-style deposit.
Viscount Mining has begun drilling at the Passiflora target in Silver Cliff, Colorado, focusing on a significant geophysical anomaly. The anomaly, detected by Quantec's survey, indicates a potentially large mineralized system starting at ~400m depth and extending to ~1.5km, with a detectable length of ~1.4km and width of at least 700m, representing a volume over 665,000,000m³.
Historic reports from 1983 indicated at least 64M oz. silver at 51.9 G/T (non-NI 43-101 compliant). The company is launching an 8000m drill program, starting with a 1500m core exploratory discovery hole. Previous drilling of six shallow holes showed phyllic alteration and increased metal concentration throughout.
The geologic setting, within a caldera, associated alteration, and presence of Manto deposits suggest a possible porphyry-style deposit. Quantec noted this as one of the lowest resistivity anomalies they have ever encountered.
Viscount Mining and partner Centerra Gold have initiated their drilling program at the Cherry Creek property in Nevada. The program targets two key areas: first, a region with significant molybdenum and gold geochemical anomalies in soil and rock samples, featuring gold-bearing jasperoid formations; second, the Exchequer Fault zone's extension. The magnetic anomaly in the first target suggests a possible mineralized porphyry at depth. The program consists of approximately seven Reverse Circulation (RC) drill holes, totaling 1,500 meters of drilling.