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The Silver King is a former producer and a property of merit. Calculations made in the 1960’s show remaining reserves (non NI 43-101 compliant) in the $20 million range at metal prices as of early 2014. There are 4 exploration targets on the property, as outlined below.
Location and Access:
Located in British Columbia, Canada. The Silver King is located 19 kilometres (11.8 miles) by a log haul road, south west of Nelson BC, Canada, at an elevation of 5,900 feet (1,800 metres).
Description:
24 crown grants and 8 claims held by record. Included are 111 acres of surface rights in 7 lots. Total area of mineral rights is approximately 350 acres.
Geology:
Geology setting and references can be found in the BC Ministry of Mines Minfile description of the property. The Minfile report can be found at http://minfile.gov.bc.ca/Summary.aspx?minfilno=082FSW176 .
An up to date review of the geology, exploration results and recommendations for follow up can be found in L. Dandy’s 2011 NI 43-101 compliant report which can be found at http://www.bcgoldmines.com/SilverKingRpt.pdf Another report by Mr. Mumin, P. Eng. dated March 2010, highlighting the successful 2009 drilling program is also available.
History:
In the 1890’s the mine was developed and a smelter was built in Nelson to process the direct shipping ore. Operations ceased in the WW I era. Approximately 200,000 tons ore were processed at a grade of 680 g/ton silver and 3.4% copper.
Exploration in the 1960’s, both surface drilling and U/G mapping, discovered a new silver vein, blocked out reserves and led to a production recommendation (never implemented).
Drilling and mapping done in 1983 resulted in further calculations of underground and dump reserves .
In 1998 an IP and geochemical anomaly was detected along the southern portion of the property (the South Anomaly). Sultan Minerals Ltd. mapped, trenched and conducted a short drilling program on the property in the period 2002 to 2006. In 2008 Dr. H. Mumin, P. Eng. mapped and sampled the property. In 2009 Excalibur drilled 25 holes under Mumin’s direction but gave up the option to pursue Mexican interests. Results included many significant vein intercepts and discovery of a new mineralized vein. See the L. Dandy’s report for details.
Non NI 43-101 compliant reserve calculations from the 1960’s and 1980’s range from 111,000 to 118,000 tones grading between 9.1 oz/ton Ag and 9.9 oz/ton Ag and between 1.7% Cu and 2% Cu.
Additional Information:
Exploration Targets
1. Deeper drilling below mine workings
2. Drilling the South Anomaly
3. Extension of the Cariboo gold zone onto the property
4. Drilling to test historic and newly discovered vein systems
See L. Dandy’s 2011 NI 43-101 compliant report for details of these recommendations which can be found at http://www.bcgoldmines.com/SilverKingRpt.pdf
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Activity by Neighbors
In the fall of 2012 the Cariboo gold zone, on the south boundary was drilled. The nearby Kena gold deposit, which has a NI 43-101 gold reserve, was also drilled.
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Mine Details
The Silver King is a former producer and a property of merit. Calculations made in the 1960’s show remaining reserves (non NI 43-101 compliant) in the $20 million range at metal prices as of early 2014. There are 4 exploration targets on the property, as outlined below.
Location and Access:
Located in British Columbia, Canada. The Silver King is located 19 kilometres (11.8 miles) by a log haul road, south west of Nelson BC, Canada, at an elevation of 5,900 feet (1,800 metres).
Description:
24 crown grants and 8 claims held by record. Included are 111 acres of surface rights in 7 lots. Total area of mineral rights is approximately 350 acres.
Geology:
Geology setting and references can be found in the BC Ministry of Mines Minfile description of the property. The Minfile report can be found at http://minfile.gov.bc.ca/Summary.aspx?minfilno=082FSW176 .
An up to date review of the geology, exploration results and recommendations for follow up can be found in L. Dandy’s 2011 NI 43-101 compliant report which can be found at http://www.bcgoldmines.com/SilverKingRpt.pdf Another report by Mr. Mumin, P. Eng. dated March 2010, highlighting the successful 2009 drilling program is also available.
History:
In the 1890’s the mine was developed and a smelter was built in Nelson to process the direct shipping ore. Operations ceased in the WW I era. Approximately 200,000 tons ore were processed at a grade of 680 g/ton silver and 3.4% copper.
Exploration in the 1960’s, both surface drilling and U/G mapping, discovered a new silver vein, blocked out reserves and led to a production recommendation (never implemented).
Drilling and mapping done in 1983 resulted in further calculations of underground and dump reserves .
In 1998 an IP and geochemical anomaly was detected along the southern portion of the property (the South Anomaly). Sultan Minerals Ltd. mapped, trenched and conducted a short drilling program on the property in the period 2002 to 2006. In 2008 Dr. H. Mumin, P. Eng. mapped and sampled the property. In 2009 Excalibur drilled 25 holes under Mumin’s direction but gave up the option to pursue Mexican interests. Results included many significant vein intercepts and discovery of a new mineralized vein. See the L. Dandy’s report for details.
Non NI 43-101 compliant reserve calculations from the 1960’s and 1980’s range from 111,000 to 118,000 tones grading between 9.1 oz/ton Ag and 9.9 oz/ton Ag and between 1.7% Cu and 2% Cu.
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The Silver King is a former producer and a property of merit. Calculations made in the 1960’s show remaining reserves (non NI 43-101 compliant) in the $20 million range at metal prices as of early 2014. There are 4 exploration targets on the property, as outlined below.
Location and Access:
Located in British Columbia, Canada. The Silver King is located 19 kilometres (11.8 miles) by a log haul road, south west of Nelson BC, Canada, at an elevation of 5,900 feet (1,800 metres).
Description:
24 crown grants and 8 claims held by record. Included are 111 acres of surface rights in 7 lots. Total area of mineral rights is approximately 350 acres.
Geology:
Geology setting and references can be found in the BC Ministry of Mines Minfile description of the property. The Minfile report can be found at http://minfile.gov.bc.ca/Summary.aspx?minfilno=082FSW176 .
An up to date review of the geology, exploration results and recommendations for follow up can be found in L. Dandy’s 2011 NI 43-101 compliant report which can be found at http://www.bcgoldmines.com/SilverKingRpt.pdf Another report by Mr. Mumin, P. Eng. dated March 2010, highlighting the successful 2009 drilling program is also available.
History:
In the 1890’s the mine was developed and a smelter was built in Nelson to process the direct shipping ore. Operations ceased in the WW I era. Approximately 200,000 tons ore were processed at a grade of 680 g/ton silver and 3.4% copper.
Exploration in the 1960’s, both surface drilling and U/G mapping, discovered a new silver vein, blocked out reserves and led to a production recommendation (never implemented).
Drilling and mapping done in 1983 resulted in further calculations of underground and dump reserves .
In 1998 an IP and geochemical anomaly was detected along the southern portion of the property (the South Anomaly). Sultan Minerals Ltd. mapped, trenched and conducted a short drilling program on the property in the period 2002 to 2006. In 2008 Dr. H. Mumin, P. Eng. mapped and sampled the property. In 2009 Excalibur drilled 25 holes under Mumin’s direction but gave up the option to pursue Mexican interests. Results included many significant vein intercepts and discovery of a new mineralized vein. See the L. Dandy’s report for details.
Non NI 43-101 compliant reserve calculations from the 1960’s and 1980’s range from 111,000 to 118,000 tones grading between 9.1 oz/ton Ag and 9.9 oz/ton Ag and between 1.7% Cu and 2% Cu.
Additional Information:
Exploration Targets
1. Deeper drilling below mine workings
2. Drilling the South Anomaly
3. Extension of the Cariboo gold zone onto the property
4. Drilling to test historic and newly discovered vein systems
See L. Dandy’s 2011 NI 43-101 compliant report for details of these recommendations which can be found at http://www.bcgoldmines.com/SilverKingRpt.pdf
Highlight this link and left click or copy and paste in browser address bar.
Activity by Neighbors
In the fall of 2012 the Cariboo gold zone, on the south boundary was drilled. The nearby Kena gold deposit, which has a NI 43-101 gold reserve, was also drilled.
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Mine Details
The Silver King is a former producer and a property of merit. Calculations made in the 1960’s show remaining reserves (non NI 43-101 compliant) in the $20 million range at metal prices as of early 2014. There are 4 exploration targets on the property, as outlined below.
Location and Access:
Located in British Columbia, Canada. The Silver King is located 19 kilometres (11.8 miles) by a log haul road, south west of Nelson BC, Canada, at an elevation of 5,900 feet (1,800 metres).
Description:
24 crown grants and 8 claims held by record. Included are 111 acres of surface rights in 7 lots. Total area of mineral rights is approximately 350 acres.
Geology:
Geology setting and references can be found in the BC Ministry of Mines Minfile description of the property. The Minfile report can be found at http://minfile.gov.bc.ca/Summary.aspx?minfilno=082FSW176 .
An up to date review of the geology, exploration results and recommendations for follow up can be found in L. Dandy’s 2011 NI 43-101 compliant report which can be found at http://www.bcgoldmines.com/SilverKingRpt.pdf Another report by Mr. Mumin, P. Eng. dated March 2010, highlighting the successful 2009 drilling program is also available.
History:
In the 1890’s the mine was developed and a smelter was built in Nelson to process the direct shipping ore. Operations ceased in the WW I era. Approximately 200,000 tons ore were processed at a grade of 680 g/ton silver and 3.4% copper.
Exploration in the 1960’s, both surface drilling and U/G mapping, discovered a new silver vein, blocked out reserves and led to a production recommendation (never implemented).
Drilling and mapping done in 1983 resulted in further calculations of underground and dump reserves .
In 1998 an IP and geochemical anomaly was detected along the southern portion of the property (the South Anomaly). Sultan Minerals Ltd. mapped, trenched and conducted a short drilling program on the property in the period 2002 to 2006. In 2008 Dr. H. Mumin, P. Eng. mapped and sampled the property. In 2009 Excalibur drilled 25 holes under Mumin’s direction but gave up the option to pursue Mexican interests. Results included many significant vein intercepts and discovery of a new mineralized vein. See the L. Dandy’s report for details.
Non NI 43-101 compliant reserve calculations from the 1960’s and 1980’s range from 111,000 to 118,000 tones grading between 9.1 oz/ton Ag and 9.9 oz/ton Ag and between 1.7% Cu and 2% Cu.
Photos:
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