A historic Idaho silver mine, a ‘high-grade’ foreign estimate, and drilling on the horizon.
Olympio Metals (ASX:OLY) has added the Jackknife Project to its growing US portfolio, giving the explorer exposure to a historic silver district near northern Idaho’s prolific Silver Valley.
Managing Director Sean Delaney explains why the project’s existing underground development, patented mining claims, and extensive vein system made it an opportunity Olympio could not ignore.
🔑 Key topics discussed:
- Jackknife: Why Olympio pursued the historic Idaho High-Grade Silver Project
- Conjecture Mine: A foreign estimate of 8.22 million ounces at 12.7 ounces per tonne silver
- Location: The same geology as Idaho’s prolific Silver Valley
- Scale: 7km of exposed veins across the broader project
- Patented mining claims: Private land ownership that could help fast-track drilling.
About the guest and company
Sean Delaney is the managing director of Olympio Metals, an Australian exploration company building a portfolio of gold, silver, and critical minerals projects across Canada and the US. The company’s portfolio includes the Bousquet Gold Project in Québec, the Raven Silver Project in Montana, the Sawtooth Antimony Project in Idaho, and the newly acquired Jackknife High-Grade Silver Project near Idaho’s historic Silver Valley.
🎥 Discover why Olympio believes Jackknife could be the next chapter in one of North America’s most prolific silver districts.
