- Cornish Metals Inc. (CUSN) has reported the remaining high-grade zinc-copper-tin-silver assay results from the United Downs Project
- Results are from the Mount Wellington and United Mines targets
- All four of the remaining drill holes intersected multiple mineralized zones
- All of them gave prospective results in almost every category of metal and/or mineral
- Cornish Metals Inc. (CUSN) is down 5.56 per cent and is trading at $0.34 per share as of 1:58 p.m. ET
Cornish Metals (CUSN) has reported the remaining high-grade zinc-copper-tin-silver assay results from its phase one drill program at the United Downs Project.
The company stated these results are from the Mount Wellington and United Mines targets within the project, east of South Crofty. All four of the remaining drill holes intersected multiple mineralized zones, giving prospective results in almost every metal and mineral category.
“Results from the United Downs drill programme confirm the potential to develop a mineral resource, especially the down dip section of the United Mine where we encountered high-grade copper, tin, and silver,” Richard Williams, CEO of Cornish, said.
Cornish shared that the high-grade zinc intersections found in MW22_001 require further work to determine continuity along strike and depth to establish the mineral resource potential.
High-grade tin intersects were allegedly encountered in UD22_01 and UD22_01A, confirming a potential transition from high-grade copper to high-grade tin at depth, like the mineralization transition seen at South Crofty Mine.
Beneath United Mines found high-grade copper and tin intersections over a strike length of approximately 1,350 metres and the zone is open along strike and to depth.
Cornish Metals Inc. (CUSN) is down 5.56 per cent and is trading at $0.34 per share as of 1:58 p.m. ET.
