- Silver Hammer Mining Corp. (HAMR) updates on current targeting and permitting work at its Silver Strand and Silverton Projects
- the company updated its 3D model at the Silver Strand Project with a series of proposed drillholes for a Phase II drill campaign
- The company is continuing to assess shallow targets along Silver Hammer’s 5.5-kilometre strike
- Significant gold and silver surface samples were obtained from the strike during successful 2021 field work
- Silver Hammer has also applied for several drill permits at its Silverton Project
- Silver Hammer Mining Corp. (HAMR) is unchanged trading at $0.61 per share as of 11:33 a.m. EST
Silver Hammer Mining Corp. (HAMR) has provided updates on targeting and permitting work at its Silver Strand and Silverton Projects.
Silver Hammer has updated and refined its 3D model at its flagship Silver Strand Project with a series of proposed drillholes for a Phase II drill campaign. The campaign is designed to test continuity of up to 220 metres below existing mine workings and a further 165 metres down dip from Phase I drilling.
The company is continuing to assess shallow targets along Silver Hammer’s 5.5-kilometre strike, where significant gold and silver surface samples were obtained during successful 2021 field work. It is in active discussions with local contractors and expects to commence the Phase II program during Q2.
Silver Hammer has also applied for several drill permits at its Silverton Project in Nevada and expects to have them in place by the end of Q2. Recent sampling and mapping highlighted known surface mineralization, which prompted additional staking to expand the property.
Silver Hammer Mining Corp. (HAMR) is unchanged trading at $0.61 per share as of 11:33 a.m. EST.