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Brixton Metals Reports New High-Grade Mineral Vein at Thorn Project

Brixton Metals Corporation has discovered a new high-grade gold, copper, and silver vein at its Thorn Project in British Columbia. The vein is located at the Golden Valley Target and samples from the new vein have shown gold grades of up to 195 grams per tonne. Additional samples yielded grades of 78.7 g/t and 78.0 g/t for gold along the same strike.

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Brixton Metals Corporation, a mining exploration company based in Vancouver, British Columbia, has announced the discovery of a new high-grade gold, copper, and silver vein at its Thorn Project. This new vein is situated at the Golden Valley Target, which is part of the company's overall exploration efforts in the area. The findings, reported on October 14, 2026, indicated significant mineralization with a notable sample grading 195 grams per tonne (g/t) for gold, as well as copper graded at 4.11% and silver at 147 g/t. Furthermore, additional sampling along the strike of the vein returned gold grades of 78.7 g/t and 78.0 g/t, suggesting the potential for high-grade mineral resources at this site. This discovery is part of Brixton's ongoing exploration initiatives to assess and develop the mineral assets within its portfolio, which are located in a region known for its geological potential for precious and base metals. The implications of these findings could significantly enhance the prospects for future mining operations and related economic activity in the region.

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Brixton Metals Samples New Vein Grading 195 g/t Gold, 4.11% Copper and 147 g/t Silver At Its Thorn Project
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