Extensive Massive Sulphide Occurrence Found! (STAR OF THE WEST PROPERTY) $KLM
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- We found an extensive massive sulphide occurrence with copper sulphides, iron pyrite, arsenopyrite along two new logging roads. The showing has a width of 40m and a length of 100m esposed. The showing has boulders several hundred kilograms in size full of massive sulphides.
The area is located very close to many other showings which contain gold and silver as well as base metals. There are several old gold mines on this property as well which produced high grade gold and copper. Basic mineral exploration and prospecting has located over a dozen showings within 1km of this new occurrence.
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If you guys ever get around to it again, it would be really cool to see some of the grades on screen as text like you did for a little bit while back. I really thought that was the coolest thing, as no one is really doing it. But I realize the logistics are probably not worth it.
Cool idea!
Haven't done many assays this year for us everything we have done this years been for publicaly traded companies so results will come in due time and at their discretion.
@@911mining As soon as possible and in as much detail as possible, please and thanks!
Great video, thanks for sharing
Oh man hope that goes all the way up the mountain time for me to get some shares...
Great video , looks very interesting 🙂
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Danka
The stone in my house and the boundary walls look like that with exactly the same colours. Is this a good thing? They maybe quarried it needing stone but not knowing it's worth anything or it was worth less at the time to process it.❤️💛💚
Hi from Japan! Thank you very much for your great work! You guys are professionals, I watch all of your videos. You show many types of rocks that contain precious metals, it's really helpful. There are many outcrops like this in the area where I live. I do some prospecting too. I need your advice. When you are dealing with outcrops like this, do you look more into sulfides, or oxides? Some prospectors say that oxides are more productive, as sulfur has already leached out and you basically have to deal with limonate and free mill gold. Other people say that sulfides are more productive, because gold and silver are definitely contained in sulfides, while with oxides you can never be sure where exactly gold is, could have sunk down to bedrock...What is your recommendation? Thank you very much in advance!
Them look like some tech-hi mining gloves!!
Analysis??
Very, very good 👍 👏 work like a charm. It's a definite buy!
Thankyou so much I've learned so much just watching you guys I found an out crop and everyone I show there eyes light up can I send you the picture in an email I'd like to see what you think
Some folks don't understand that all the testing, and investigating, leads towards proof, and therefore equity. You need never mine yourself. If the resource can be proven to be present, you can sell the property to other investors, corporations, etc, and make millions without ever mining. It's detective work, not production work.
Elementary, my dear Watson!
If I had nothing in my life [as was once the case when I was homeless] I would beg, borrow or steal my way up there to work those deposits even if it were literally [as the saying goes] 'will work for food' because to ME it would be SHEER PARADISE to be digging all that rich mineral out and refining it!
Just hoping to find stuff like this under my own property some day.
Hello Heather Main!
That just so much minerals!!
I would like to see what a ton would give you in return? I'm thinking min 5oz a ton
One can only hope have to wait for assays!
a geologist like you will get rich in Zimbabwe in less than a week
In Zimbabwe I'd be a trillionaire already....to be fair isn't a trillion dollars like 10 bucks canadian.
@@911mining🤣🤣 nah man that was way back in 2008 these days we are using the USD as a mode of exchange but for small purchases like bread etc we use local currency which trades at 600:1 USD
I enjoy your content bro keep it up u got me wishing I studied Geology instead of Met
You spend too much time on one claim without committing to mine. 😮. Your on some workable ore it’s all logistics now. It’s worth calculating how much to get a few tons and go from there.
Prospecting claims is their job, not mining.
They made that clear a long time ago.
They will be leaving all of the mining of any claims to others.
They have optioned several of their older claims already to others who are working them.
We just don't get to see the follow-up of that, for various reasons, many times privacy, some times safety, some times corporate protection. This is something few people think about, but if you know how much new mineral is hitting the market, you can adjust your buying and selling accordingly to maximize profits, and this can hurt some people, especially small junior mining operations who lack the reserves to resist sudden price fluctuations in the speculative minerals market.
Web sites like this are used extensively in the mining, refining and manufacturing business to decide when to buy, when to sell, when to mine, when to sit on a claim, and what the risks are associated with one's own holdings at any moment in time. www.kitcometals.com/charts/zinc_historical_large.html
I have zinc listed, but you will see on the left, listings for other metals as well.
At the bottom there is a graph showing reserves of the metal in stockpiled format, and changes to this strongly affect changes to the spot price you see at the top of the charts on the page.
As mines open, close, increase, or decrease their production, this information primes speculators in the market to decide if they are going to bid lower, or higher for the metal, so a lot of mines keep this as secretive as they possibly can, for as long as they possibly can, especially smaller junior miners.
Most mines have signed NDAs with their middlemen and refining servers to keep their information away from the public, so as to limit the drop in metals prices of the metals they are trying to get to market.
At the same time speculative mine investors [those who would directly buy into the operation of said mines] also want this information protected as they are hoping to get a return on their initial investment, but if prices fall, so do their profits.
What the Justins are doing is increasing the 'speculative value' of a junior mining operation in situ, while they are seeking capital to operate said mine(s) with.
This can take a very long time.
40m x 20m solid deposit qualifies as a mother lode of ANYTHING! ESPECIALLY seeing as it is right on the surface meaning no overburden to deal with!
You could just about crush and roast on site!
So I take it that you are Justin number one and that is Justin number two or you bring somebody else out named Justin as well wow
I realize that iron values are not super high at the moment, but if you are just raking in iron [with a pinch of copper], with little overburden, its a fore-sure profit margin with this size and scope of a deposit!
Also, when you roast all sulfides, you always get the sulfur dioxide/sulfuric acid as a marketable product [many miners and prospectors totally forget this, or actually do not know about it] which most roasting plants sell off the side as pure profit.
I would be setting up my own milling machinery on that site and trucking away not only the refined metals, but the H2SO4 as salable product.
As far as trucking the liquefied acid, I would actually compress the SO2/SO3 gas and take it down dry because it is lighter, more fuel efficient and poses a [slightly] lower hazard in case of a spill [because it will disperse better as a gas than the liquid.
That said, yes, everything in mining is a hazard, explosives, machinery, flammable fuels, etc, so there is no escaping that.
I suppose if you could get a really inexpensive source of PEX you could pipe the gas at low pressure all the way down the mountain and then the only hazards would be any place people did not protect the PEX from machinery. [in other words, poke the tube through culverts, or bury it in a conduit under roadways, instead of leaving it exposed on the surface to be driven over and damaged].
Some systems have managed a whole new technology called 'saturated salt precipitation' where they roast the metals into chlorides and then extract elemental sulfur.
I do not know if that is economically feasible as there are no real studies on it, it is still experimental.
I plan on experimenting with the process some day and if it proves to be easier and safer than oxygen roasting, I will aim toward using it not only for my own needs but as a service to mining companies generally.
That said, there is always oxygen on top of the mountain, but NaCl might be in short supply, and trucking enough of it up the mountain may prove unprofitable.
At that point, I suppose one would have to still use more traditional methods.
At least you have a whole lot of old rotten wood laying around to fire a roaster with! (~_^)-b
Hello!
do you xcamp over night? do you take a uv pen light with you and would any glowing minerals leed you to more or further away from the gold ???. gl hh
Is there any free mill gold in that stuff if so how much
Blz amigo do Brasil