Brixton Metals Corporation, a company listed on the TSX Venture Exchange (TSX-V: BBB) and OTCQX (OTCQX: BBBXF), has reported findings from its recently completed tailings drill program at the Langis Silver Project located in British Columbia. The program comprised 85 sonic drill holes, which have yielded a consistent average silver grade of 61.7 grams per tonne (g/t). Notably, some individual drill results reached as high as 810 g/t, indicating potential for significant mineral resource development.
The objective of this maiden drill program was to determine the presence and quality of silver within the tailings, which are remnants from historical mining operations. According to company releases, these results suggest a promising opportunity for further exploration and recovery of the metal from the site.
In addition to the drilling results, Brixton Metals is engaged in metallurgical test work and mineral resource modelling to better understand the viability and value of the resource. This ongoing analysis is expected to assist in defining the next steps for the project and might lead to further drilling or resource extraction proposals as the company moves forward in assessing the economic potential of the Langis Silver Project.
The Langis site has historic significance, having been active during earlier periods of silver mining, and Brixton’s current activities signify a renewed interest in the recovery and production of silver in the region. As the company progresses with its analysis and testing, it aims to provide clearer insights into the potential for profitability and sustainable mining practices at the project.
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