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Quartz Mountain Resources said on 21 October that Phase 5 diamond drilling at its wholly owned Maestro Gold-Silver Project in central British Columbia was scheduled to begin the following day. The work follows four earlier phases at Prodigy that totalled 12,951 metres in 21 drill holes.
The company outlined two aims: step-out drilling beyond known Prodigy mineralization and first drill tests of induced-polarization anomalies above 30 mV/V north of the zone. The geophysical signals are interpreted as possible sulphide systems, but do not prove mineralization; no Phase 5 results were available at announcement.
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Quartz Mountain Resources said on 21 October that Phase 5 diamond drilling at its wholly owned Maestro Gold-Silver Project in central British Columbia was scheduled to begin the following day. The work follows four earlier phases at Prodigy that totalled 12,951 metres in 21 drill holes.
Quartz Mountain Resources said on 21 October that Phase 5 diamond drilling at its wholly owned Maestro Gold-Silver Project in central British Columbia was scheduled to begin the following day. The work follows four earlier phases at Prodigy that totalled 12,951 metres in 21 drill holes.
Quartz Mountain Resources said on 21 October that Phase 5 diamond drilling at its wholly owned Maestro Gold-Silver Project in central British Columbia was scheduled to begin the following day. The work follows four earlier phases at Prodigy that totalled 12,951 metres in 21 drill holes.
Quartz Mountain Resources said on 21 October that Phase 5 diamond drilling at its wholly owned Maestro Gold-Silver Project in central British Columbia was scheduled to begin the following day. The work follows four earlier phases at Prodigy that totalled 12,951 metres in 21 drill holes.
One of the first three holes returned 407.55 metres grading 0.39 g/t gold equivalent; the calculation relies on untested metallurgical recovery assumptions.
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