Doubleview Gold Corp (TSX-V:DBG) reports long copper-gold-silver-cobalt intercepts from drilling during the 2024 campaign at its 100% owned Polymetallic Hat Porphyry Project, located in northwestern British Columbia.
Drillholes H075, H076, and H077 have expanded the mineralisation and potentially will increase the Hat Project’s resource in size and grade, the company says.
The 2024 drilling program was designed to confirm the integrity of the resource estimate categories, particularly the indicated resource figures and potentially to allow elevating part or all to a measured resource.
Holes were directed to intersect shallow mineralisation and to further explore high-grade zones. Drilling has confirmed the continuity of mineralisation indicating that the deposit exhibits greater consistency than typically expected of a porphyry-style deposit.
Additionally, drillhole H075 has mineralisation from 45m depth to 341m, with 0.40% copper equivalent.
CEO Farshad Shirvani says the 2024 campaign was successful in testing, confirming and improving the resource model.
“We are encouraged to see the occurrence of mineralisation closer to the surface as well as strong mineralisation drill holes which proves continuity and allows for more detailed structural interpretations,” says Shirvani.
“This will strongly reflect in the upcoming MRE.V 2.0 that will be part of Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA) and add value to the Polymetallic Hat Deposit by increasing the metal content. We are continuously working on our exploration model as data becomes available to recognize details of the deposit and its critical and precious metals.”
Doubleview Gold Corp is a mineral resource exploration and development company headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
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