Post by
Wangotango67 on Oct 15, 2022 1:40am
MARYSVILLE -
Few weeks ago i was researching the Sullivan Mine near, Kimberley B.C.
Famous for - lead,silver, ZINC.
One of Canada's largest mines.
Decided to research what a magnesite ore body close to a mine like Sullivan
would do if zinc was ever present. near a magnesite containing calcium carbonate.
Hoping to see if Sullivan mine ever came across zinc carbonate since thier mine had several varieties of geology. ( complex ores )
Why even check for a potential zinc on - Marysville ?
Marysville deposit seen - recrystalization - morphed.
Which is ideal for a merge of minerals and potential conversions of sulphides to carbonates.
This eve... i came across another junior in the area, called - PJX Resources.
They're basically right beside - Marysville claims.
Tooting thier horn - with a potnetial 2nd Sullivan mine find.
So... i open thier website to see what they're all about...
And couldn't help but notice they've stumbled upon other minerals -
Gold, zincs, etc....
So i pull forward the Marysville report to see if MGX ever trsted for, other minerals.
Just the typical minerals applied to magnesite. ( again, limited assaying )
I scroll and keep reading the Maryville report to a sudden surprize....
South portion of the Marysville claims has quite different geology.
Sulphides.
Looks like there's a tinge of blue which usually points to -zinc.
I then notice something indifferent...
And suddenly have a flash back thought of, when i was researching another junior in Canada
which involved " lichen absorbing minerals from the rocks " and the lichen adopting the mineral colors -
Lichen, if over a copper deposit will sponge the copper and assimilate the minerals which inturn
colors the lichen to that of the mineral. Hence - why i pointed out the purple trees on Driftwood.
The Marysville south claims photo shows the lichen changing to - orange.
Which if i recall... may represent - uranium.
But.. could be just iron... who knows.
But.. iron usually takes on the color, brown, rusty..
Uranium is a grey metal.
My eyes are seeing the orange seep from a grey area.
Uranium - upon morphing - changing to a slat or, carbonate,
will take on the colors - green, yellow, blue, orange.
3 PACK PHOTO -
1 - south claims ( marysville ) sulphide ore with orange occurence
2 - mgx's marysville location
3 - PJX location ( really close to mgx )
Compare the distances from -
Sullivan, Kimberley, Marysville, Cranbrook.
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Perhaps mgx should also perform more thorough lab assaying for this south claims group
on Marysville - since pjx is finding all sorts of mineral occurences.
Cheers.....