Tudor Gold Corp V.TUD

Gold-dominant breccia systems as a possible starter mine

[Robizounskin]

This system holds great potential for enhancing the economic advantage of the Treaty Creek Project. The Goldstorm Deposit now contains a high-grade component that can be traced for over 800 m along a northern axis with a moderate westward dipping axis that measures over 400m. Our goal is to expand the limits of the four newly discovered Supercell structures to maximize the economic potential of these gold-dominant breccia systems as a possible starter mine, and to gain access to the CS-600 domain by utilizing the same infrastructure required to potentially mine the Supercell material. It is unknown if we will ever reach the limits of the Goldstorm Deposit as our technical team will concentrate all efforts on the high-grade portions of the Deposit. We plan to review other gold-dominant sub-domains such as R-66 and 300N that appear to have similar structural controls, and are composed of similar quartz-pyrite micro-breccia veinlets, to hopefully add to the growing high-grade gold story of the Goldstorm Deposit at Treaty Creek, within the heart of the Golden Triangle.”

[GuruNN]

Congratulations Ken, great work!   If that doesn't make for a profitable mine, what will?   Sounds like Brucejack back in the day!

[fairdinkem]

Solid information and I have heard of a number of 500 meter areas being mesured off along the way.   High grade is in fassion because of the high PRICE of GOLD and along the way we need to remind ourselves that there is a massive,that is MASSIVE,MASSIVE area which is in what we would call the minimum grade or better known as LO GRADE ORE.  But let us not lose site that when this LO