- Tombill Mines (TBLL) reported on its near-surface Phase 2A diamond drilling program
- Drill-hole TB22-008 returned an assay of 2.61 grams per tonne (g/t) gold (Au), while another core sample from 292.1 metres to 293.0 metres (length of 90 cm) assayed 4.17 g/t Au
- TB22-008 confirms that the Key Lake-Jellicoe Gold Corridor passes through Tombill’s claim group, with about 1,000 metres of strike potential existing on the property
- Tombill Mines Ltd. (TBLL) is down 25.00 per cent, trading at C$0.03 per share at 11:00 am ET
Tombill Mines (TBLL) reported on its near-surface Phase 2A diamond drilling program.
The program was designed to evaluate several newly defined gold targets across two of the company’s three claim groups.
Drill-hole TB22-008 saw the best assay results. A 30-cm long sample from 288.8 metres down-hole returned an assay of 2.61 grams per tonne (g/t) gold (Au), while another core sample from 292.1 metres to 293.0 metres (length of 90 cm) assayed 4.17 g/t Au.
TB22-008 confirms that the Key Lake-Jellicoe Gold Corridor passes through Tombill’s claim group, with about 1,000 metres of strike potential on the property.
The Phase 2A drilling campaign consisted of eight NQ-diameter boreholes for a total length of 2,941 metres.
Tombill Mines is a gold exploration company whose flagship project, the Tombill Main Group, is located in the Geraldton mining district of north-central Ontario.
Tombill Mines Ltd. (TBLL) is down 25.00 per cent, trading at C$0.03 per share at 11:00 am ET.
