Cariboo Mineral Gold Project
Mother Lode Potential for Sale or Option
Property Details
| Location | British Columbia, Canada |
|---|---|
| Address | Keithley Creek, Cariboo B.C. |
| Commodities | Gold |
| Deposit Type | Hard rock |
| Mining Phase | Exploration |
| Asking Price | $500,000,000 w/shares + 3% NSR |
| Available Terms | Negotiable |
| Listing Tier | Premium |
| Market Status | Listed |
Summary
Location and Access
The Property is located in the Cariboo Mining Division and is approximately 90 kilometres northeast of the City of Williams Lake, BC, Canada. The area is well served by regional infrastructure.
Access is by Yanks Peak logging/mining road.
Description
Geology
The underlying geology of the area is considered part of the Omenica Morphotectonic Belt
The project area itself is within the Eagle Bay Tectonic assemblage and consists of two primary metamorphic successions.
The dominant group is the upper Proterozoic to Paleozoic Snowshoe Group of rocks, which includes schist, gneiss, schistose guartzite, phyllite, marble, amphibolites, and silite along with several other lesser units.
This is most likely the dominant group within the claims.
History
Prior hard rock mines in the area include the Midas adit which assayed 1212.46 grams per tonne gold. The Jane mine produced 250.4400 grams per tonne gold and 23.9800 grams per tonne silver. Corban produced 383.7100 grams per ton gold and 95.9300 grams per ton silver
Three other mines located in the Wells area located above our Angie property. Combined these three mines produced 1.23 million ounces of gold and 100,000 ounces of silver between 1933 and 1987.
Additional Information
The Angie property consists of thirteen mineral tenures (320 hectares) privately owned by executives of Honey Hole Mines Ltd.
Located on the Angie property:
Presence of Massive sulphides
Mesothermal mother lode mineralization
Gold bearing Quartz veins ranging from 2 cm to 60.96 cm wide.
Some of the veins appear to demonstrate similarities to the mother lode district of California.
Hundreds of stringer and lenses are present.
Bonanza Ledge
There appears to be 3 vein sets.
Midas Lode showings, supergene – leaching showings, and telluride showings. Native platinum in quartz vein, native gold in several veins, grey hematite vein, graphite vein. Massive sulphides, limestone bleeding (calcium calcite). Intrusive rock with shear zones.
A Midas zone showing ankerite and siderite everywhere.
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