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Arizona Gold & Silver Inc V.AZS

Alternate Symbol(s):  AZASF

Arizona Gold & Silver Inc., formerly Arizona Silver Exploration Inc., is a Canada-based company, which is engaged in junior mining exploration primarily in the Western United States. The Company owns Philadelphia property, Silverton Gold project, Ramsey Silver project, and Sycamore Canyon project. The Philadelphia Property is a high-grade gold and silver vein target located in Mohave County, northwestern Arizona and is comprised of 30 claims. The Silverton Gold Project is a Carlin-type gold exploration property located in Nye County, Nevada. The property is near the old Silverton Mine property located about 100 kilometers northeast of Tonopah, Nevada, and consists of 77 unpatented lode mining claims totaling approximately 1540 acres. The Ramsey Silver Project is located in Arizona, United States. The Sycamore Canyon property is located in southern Graham County, Arizona and consists of 10 unpatented lode mining claims on US Forest Service administered public lands.


TSXV:AZS - Post by User

Post by kddouganon Sep 09, 2021 1:42pm
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Take a hard look at the drill results !!!

Take a hard look at the drill results !!!

Mike Stark, President and CEO states “We are delighted that drilling has discovered high grades in a vein that was overlooked historically. Significantly, the high-grade zone is open at depth. The shallow lower grade mineralization is a surprise, a result that represents potentially significant bulk tonnages. Drilling will continue.”

Greg Hahn states “Reverse circulation drilling has confirmed my interpretation that high grades would begin 50-100 metres below the low grade, partially outcropping Perry vein. That interpretation was based on the vein textures at surface compared to textures within ore zones elsewhere. Fortunately for us the productive part of the vein appears to be entirely intact and is open to depth.

“The thick, shallow zone of low-grade mineralization is very significant as it represents a bulk tonnage opportunity. For this reason we are reporting the vein grades and the shallow, bulk tonnage grades separately.”

Lets be real ... very few of these miners we invest in ever turn into an actual working mine. Gentlemen we have a real opportunity to se AZS turn this into a very profitable working mine.

By summer of 1916 over two hundred mines were operating in the Oatman district

In 1924, the town's main employer, United Eastern Mines, permanently shut down its operations after producing US$13,600,000 (equivalent to $205,373,204 in 2020) worth of gold at the government-controlled market value of $20 per ounce. The district had produced US$40,000,000 (equivalent to $703,801,000 in 2020) in gold by 1941, when the remainder of the town's gold mining operations were ordered shut down by the government as part of the country's war effort, because other metals were needed. 

The Oatman Mine is less than 20 miles away from Philadelphia Property !!!

We are waiting on drill results which could be great. We are still drilling for future findings. Insiders still buying and not one share sold. This is HUGE.

These miners have been dead money for way too long. With Sleepy Joe at the helm... the printing press is in high gear. 

Gold & Silver will be in vogue soon ... what better time to be accumulating quality Juniors like AZS !!!

 

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