Canadian Goldfields Discovery Corp., a mining exploration company listed on the TSX-V and OTCQB, has reported significant findings from its Swayze Central Property located in Ontario. The results are based on the re-assaying of historic drill core from the Michelle Zone. The recent assays have returned an impressive average of 3.26 grams per tonne (g/t) of gold over a length of 35 meters. Noteworthy intervals within this section include 3.00 meters at 15.11 g/t and 5.00 meters at 6.08 g/t gold.
In addition to these assays, Canadian Goldfields has completed six new diamond drill holes in the vicinity as part of its ongoing exploration efforts at Swayze Central. This area is considered to have potential for further discoveries, as the company continues its comprehensive exploration strategy to assess and develop its mineral resources.
The results from the Michelle Zone are expected to enhance the company’s prospects and contribute to its overall valuation in the mining sector. Canadian Goldfields' ongoing exploration activities may attract interest from investors looking to capitalize on high-grade mineral finds in the region.
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