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Nickel Creek Platinum Corp NCPCF


Primary Symbol: T.NCP

Nickel Creek Platinum Corp. is a Canada-based mining exploration and development company. The Company’s principal business activity is the exploration and evaluation of nickel and platinum group metals (PGM) mineral properties in North America. Its flagship asset is its 100%-owned nickel-copper PGM project, located in the Yukon Territory, Canada (Nickel Shaw Project). The project is in the southwest of Canada's Yukon Territory, approximately 317 kilometers (km) northwest (NW) of the capital, Whitehorse. The Nickel Shaw Project is a large undeveloped nickel sulphide project, with a unique mix of metals including copper, cobalt and platinum group metals. The Nickel Shaw Project has access to infrastructure, located three hours west of Whitehorse via the paved Alaska Highway, which further offers year-round access to deep-sea shipping ports in southern Alaska. The Company also maintains environmental baseline activities, considers optimization alternatives and seeks other opportunities.


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Post by Wangotango67on Jan 26, 2024 2:20pm
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Post# 35847548

BULLSEYE ? ( several kinds of copper in, Yukon )

BULLSEYE ? ( several kinds of copper in, Yukon )

Well whadaya know...
There's more kinds of copper than just, sulphide in, Yukon.

Malachite
Chrysocolla ****
Bornite
Chalcocite
Covelite
Bornite

So why are juniors so agressive " pitching " sulphide minerals ?
When... there are other minerals that are not sulphides ?

Heck...
even the Minto mine has various copper ores.


What's the closest mine to Wellgreen
with various copper ores ?

CANALASK
Same Kluane Range as Wellgreen !



Here's a list of other yukon mines with a variety of copper ore.
So..does Wellgreen only host chalcopyrite ?
lol

  • Yukon
    • Whitehorse mining district
      • Kluane District

      • Minto Mine




Main Link to Mines in, Yukon - various copper ores
https://www.mindat.org/locentries.php?m=1040&p=8188

Wellgreen has extensive AQUA color - all about it's surface.
First guess was... Malachite.

What other copper color does it resemble ? ( may not be )
CHRYSOCLLA  COPPER SILICATE
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/9f/Chrysocolla-122814.jpg/100px-Chrysocolla-122814.jpg

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/9f/Chrysocolla-122814.jpg/100px-Chrysocolla-122814.jpg

Now... i don't know what that mineral is atop Wellgreen's surface.
But what i do know now is....
There's more than one type of copper in Yukon, and just up the road on
same range as wellgreen, Canalask former mine hosted several kinds of copper.
YET.... Canalask is preaching the same " sulphide " game as Stillwater and NCP.

I'm happy i searched this out.
Could explain the phase 2 met tests ending with, 18% copper.
When...it was only meant to separate copper from nickel.
CLUE - nickel's end concentrate remained bout same from original bulk grade.
While copper - increased exponentially.

My thoughts are - phase 2 might have revealed higher copper grade ore...?
https://stockhouse.com/companies/bullboard/t.ncp/nickel-creek-platinum-corp?postid=35846753

Lastly...
you can say any deposit is sulphide even if it has 1% sulphur...lol
Simply... change the other minerals that are non sulphide to ----- >  sulphide
using sulphuric acid.
Ha.


Wellgreen Photo
From the very first time i looked at this photo, i questioned -
What is that that mineral oxidizing, it's everywhere - can't be in the sulphide group.
It's too aqua green.

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53378035794_1bfb204bb3_c.jpg





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