- T2 Metals (TWO) has begun drilling at its Lida copper-silver project on the Walker Lane Belt in Esmeralda County, Nevada
- A diamond drill rig from Timberline Drilling Inc. is now aligned on the first drill target, testing the southern limb of the buried high-chargeability IP anomaly
- The Lida Project is characterized by a broad area of high-grade copper oxide/carbonate mineralization with high-potential for skarn-style mineralization among three buried high chargeability IP anomalies, but there is no indication that the three targets have been previously drill tested
- T2 Metals (TWO) is unchanged trading at $0.35 per share
T2 (TWO) has begun drilling at its Lida Project on the Walker Lane Belt in Esmeralda County, Nevada.
A diamond drill rig from Timberline Drilling Inc. is now aligned on the first drill target, testing the southern limb of the buried high-chargeability IP anomaly. The top of the anomaly is interpreted to lie at around 250 metres vertical depth.
The Lida Project is characterized by a broad area of high-grade copper oxide/carbonate mineralization. It has high potential for skarn-style mineralization developed within the carbonate-rich Poleta Formation. This is associated with three buried high-chargeability IP anomalies and there is no indication that the three targets have been previously drill tested.
The company’s President and CEO, Mark Saxon, said that with drilling at the Lida copper-silver project underway, the team now gets to reveal the source of the chargeability anomaly that was identified with IP geophysics during mid-2022.
“Lida sits within the central Walker Lane, Nevada, one of the United States’ best and busiest exploration addresses for gold, silver, copper and lithium.”
T2 Metals (TWO) is a copper and precious metal company focused on the Lida Project, the Sherridon Project in Manitoba, and the Cora Project in Arizona.
T2 Metals (TWO) is unchanged trading at $0.35 per share.
