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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Serra Energy Metals Corp C.SEEM

Alternate Symbol(s):  ESVNF

Serra Energy Metals Corp. is a Canada-based resource exploration company. The Company focuses on the acquisition, exploration, and development of green metal projects. It operates two gold projects, namely the Beaufort and Myrtleford projects located in Victoria, Australia. The Beaufort property is a granted exploration tenement located in the southwest of Victoria, approximately 145 kilometers... see more

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Post by knoxt on Oct 26, 2021 8:19am

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E79 Resources Identifies New Trend and High-Value Gold Targets at Twist Creek in Victoria, Australia

 

26 Oct 202108:01 ET  

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Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - October 26, 2021) - E79 Resources Corp. (CSE: ESNR) (OTCQB: ESVNF) ("E79" or the "Company") is pleased to report on the identification of a new prospective trend of targets on its Myrtleford property in Victoria, Australia.

Martin Pawlitschek, E79's President and Chief Executive Officer stated, "ongoing target generation on our Myrtleford license has defined a new prospective structural trend in the Twist Creek area of our license. Twist Creek hosts historic mineralization along a 7km trend on which these mineralized structures typically have significant vertical extends. Historic records show that most of the gold mines on the Twist Creek trend stopped the water table, generally at around 30 metres depth. Follow up work is expected to define additional drill targets similar to those we have identified at Happy Valley."

Twist Creek Trend

Gold was discovered at the Twist Creek goldfield in 1852 with the first quartz mining recorded as occurring in 1860. The goldfield was considered by contemporary mining authorities as hosting only narrow quartz reefs and therefore appeared to have been overlooked by the larger companies and was only exploited by small parties of independent miners.

Due to a lack of major capital backing, the independent miners were unable to exploit the quartz reefs much below the standing water-table which was generally found around 30 meters below surface. In addition, almost all the ore mined was processed through third-party toll treatment plants, at considerable cost, meaning that the 'break-even' grade that miners needed to produce was often close to 1oz per tonne. These factors often meant that only extremely high grade (>1 oz/t Au) ore was mined and when mining operations reached the water table the mines were abandoned and new reefs (buried quartz veins) not searched for.

The Company has been undertaking a detailed review of all available historical information and this review combined with a recently completed LiDAR survey coupled with field reconnaissance has identified considerably more prospecting and historic mining operations than officially recorded. A significant finding is that mining appears to have been undertaken over considerably longer strikes than previously appreciated. Several distinct trends of workings of considerable extend have been identified and will be followed up with additional mapping and rock chip and soil sampling.

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Figure 1 - locations of the Twist Creek and Happy Valley Mining Centres

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Figure 2 - location of the Twist Creek Goldfield

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Regional structural mapping and interpretation has shown the goldfield to be constrained by the Beechworth Fault to the north and trends parallel to the major Kancoona Shear Zone which just lies to the east. The Beechworth Fault is interpreted to dip under the Twist Creek Goldfield.

There has been little modern surface exploration and no drilling undertaken within the Twist Creek Goldfield. The Company's recent successes at Happy Valley in confirming the presence of significant gold mineralization at depth well below any surface depletion zones gives significant encouragement to future drilling programs.

Next Steps

. Application to Land Managers and other relevant Stakeholders in Twist Creek State Forest to allow Low Impact Exploratory Drilling to be undertaken.

. Commence first ever Exploration drilling campaign at Twist Creek Goldfield.

The Company would also like to announce the resignation of Rory Quinn from its board of directors.

Qualified Person

Peter de Vries, MAIMM, MAIG a "Qualified Person" as defined by National Instrument 43-101, has read and approved all technical and scientific information contained in this news release. Mr. de Vries is the owner of Geological, Educational and Mining Services (GEMS) Pty Ltd, a geological consulting services company based in Victoria, Australia, and is Exploration Manager for E79 Resources.

 
Comment by RawSienna on Oct 26, 2021 9:27am
Was hoping for some core sample results but it sounds like this might turn out like another Happy Valley which is not a bad thing at all!
Comment by rusty111 on Oct 26, 2021 2:01pm
Okay drilling in 3 different locations now and only one drill ! Sounds like 3 drills at least needed here