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Agave Silver Corp. CRMXF



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Post by crunch55on Jul 31, 2012 7:02pm
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Post# 20171102

Unfortunate

Unfortunate

Its unfortunate people dont read the news release carefully.There are many good reasons to stay in and especially buy any shares you can get at this level.This is the potential insiders are betting on.

Cream Minerals Limited Commentary

Dr. Derek McBride P.Eng, is convinced of the exploration potential at Nuevo Milenio. Dr. McBride P.Eng, has noted "Nuevo Milenio is a property of merit". The 2012 updated Independent Mineral Resource Estimate has identified 2,829,000 tonnes containing 9,660,000 ounces silver equivalent which is in the Measured and Indicated categories and 3,554,000 tonnes containing 7,270,000 ounces silver equivalent in the Inferred category. The property contains a minimum of seven mineralized zones; previous drilling has provided resources on four zones and indicated significant targets on all zones. The 2011 drill program identified a resource on Once Bocas South which had not previously been drilled. All the mineralized zones with significant data suggest that the best mineralization occurs within 100 metres of surface and forms hills.

The 2011 drill program was based on a geological interpretation employing all historical exploration data up to 2008 including widely spaced drill holes. In-fill drilling and a portion of the step out drilling generated data which upon review did not support the original geological interpretation which formed the basis of the 2008 Inferred Mineral Resource Estimate. As a result the in-fill drilling did not consistently generate assays to support the previously estimated grades and as a result the average grade decreased. A review of the data indicates that Dos Hornos-Veta Tomas is a near surface epithermal system with mineralization occurring within 150 metres of surface.

Based on the results of the 2011 exploration program and reviewed by Dr. McBride the following targets have been identified as warranting further exploration:

  1. Once Bocas North and Once Bocas South are potential open pit targets that can be expanded both at depth and on strike.
  2. The transition zones identified on Dos Hornos 1 and Dos Hornos 2, in particular the Southern Transition zone are potential exploration targets based on intercepts of blind and semi-blind veins which returned assays in excess of 300 g/t silver and 700 g/t silver both over one metre. These veins appear to lie parallel to Dos Hornos 2 and Veta Tomas possibly forming a parallel zone.
  3. A structure identified through surface exploration work containing colonial trenches and colonial shafts extends 500 metres to the south east and is on strike with Veta Tomas. Preliminary exploration work suggests this structure may be an extension of Veta Tomas. This would open a potential exploration zone if the structure is a faulted segment of Veta Tomas.
  4. Chacuaco and Cafetal while earlier stage exploration targets warrant drill testing based on exploration work which includes sampling of trenches and Spanish workings and limited drilling having identified several high priority drill targets.
  5. Drilling to the east of Veta Tomas intersected a blind structure which based on preliminary examination may be a fault block of Dos Hornos 2. If this initial interpretation is correct a potential exploration zone may be opened.
  6. Earlier stage but important exploration targets include the silica cap to the west of Once Bocas North, the northern extension of Once Bocas North which has a surface mapped strike length of over 400 metres and the Cafetal East zone. Each has the potential to be potential future exploration targets.

 

 

 

 

 

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