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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Core Assets Corp C.CC

Alternate Symbol(s):  CCOOF

Core Assets Corp. is a Canada-based mineral exploration company focused on the acquisition and development of mineral projects in British Columbia, Canada. The Company holds 100% ownership in the Blue Property, which covers a land area of approximately 114,074 hectares (1,140 km2). The project lies within the Atlin Mining District, a gold mining camp located in the unceded territory of the Taku... see more

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Core Assets Corp > CC hits both CRD and porphyry
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Post by Retiredgeo on Aug 12, 2022 10:45am

CC hits both CRD and porphyry

The details of today's press release are sparse.  They have intersected both CRD deposits and another porphyry (at depth?).  This property is going to be worth big bucks.  Forget about the Magnetite skarn, that always was a distraction.
Comment by cbishop on Aug 26, 2022 9:37am
Thanks for your posts on CC. Do you have any thoughts on the high level of Moly in the core photos? seems there is more Moly than Copper. They describe it as a Mo-Cu porphyry (putting Moly first). Seems unusualy to me, but I'm not a geologist.  
Comment by Retiredgeo on Aug 26, 2022 10:09am
You can't say much from selected photos.  Cu is usally much higher than Mo in porphyry systems but not necassarily so.   There are Mo-Cu porphyries, Mo-Au porphyries and Climax type Mo porphyries.  High Moly usually goes hand in hand with other heavy rare elements like W, Nb, Ta, Y, REE, U, Th.  We will have to wait for the assays.   The new funding ...more  
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