Month: February 2013

SilverCrest Mines Inc. is pleased to announce results of further delineation drilling at the Santa Elena Mine in Sonora, Mexico. One hundred and eleven holes of a revised planned 114 holes have been completed to re-categorize Indicated and Inferred Resources to Probable Reserves and expand current underground Resources. This drill program continues to be extremely successful and several of the most recent holes have identified additional bonanza grade (as defined below) intercepts and two new zones (El Cholugo and El Cholugo Dos) that lie below and are sub-parallel to the Main Mineralized Zone currently being mined. All holes included in this program will assist with resource confirmation and reclassification, the results of which will be included in the upcoming Pre-Feasibility Study for the Santa Elena Expansion Project.

+50 Million Ounces of Silver Resource Grading 76 g/t silver within a Constraining Shell

Radius Gold Inc. is pleased to announce that it has signed a binding agreement with a private exploration company to option a 10,800 hectare property which hosts a low-sulphidation, epithermal silver-gold vein system located approximately 80 km ENE of the city of Guanajuato in Mexico. Radius has named the project “Santa Brígida” after the Santa Brígida vein, one of the historically mined veins on the property.

Posterior al encuentro, se daría una audiencia pública en la que se trataría el tema de la barrenación que pretende hacer la empresa Frisco.

* Expects zinc demand to be steady in ’13

* Smelters seen obtaining higher treatment charges this year

Mammoth Resources Corp. is pleased to announce that it has received results from the X-Ray Diffraction (XRD) analysis performed on 72 samples collected on a portion of its 8,100 hectare Tenoriba project, located in southwestern Chihuahua State, Mexico. The XRD analysis identified the presence of numerous alteration minerals, which when combined with the presence of vuggy silica, silicic, advanced to intermediate argillic alteration, in rocks covering an approximate 15 square kilometer area, provide further compelling evidence that the Tenoriba project hosts a high-sulphidation precious metal target. The association of Kaolinite and Dickite in particular identifies almost complete acid attack of an advanced argillic alteration system, which is a compelling observation indicating a strong and active epithermal system. Refer to Figure 1. – Sample Location Map of XRD Samples, Tenoriba Project.