Tombstone, www.tombstonemining.com – the largest single land holder in the Tombstone Mining District and reported today reception of the completed 2D ZTEM geophysical analysis report on the Tombstone property.
The property has multiple structures, according to this professional report prepared by Geotech Ltd., with characteristics equivalent to known porphyry deposits which ZTEM has successfully defined, indicating the presence of substantially large areas of mineralization.
VP of Exploration for TMBXF, Steve Radvak, explained that this data reveals the true potential of the Tombstone property for hosting more than one porphyry copper system.
Copper porphyry deposits form in such a way that, logically, this analysis demands attention.
Radvak also pointed out that, given the historical production of precious metals from the district, these deposits will likely bear abundant gold and silver mineralization as well and this makes the Tombstone property a hot-ticket item amid robust metal markets.
Radvak acknowledged the hard work by TMBXF’s staff in copiously vetting the data contained in the report prior to the formulation of a strategy for additional work on the site.
CEO of TMBXF, Alan Brown, concurred with his colleague’s analysis regarding the abundant production potential of the property, citing the ZTEM report as a “significant milestone” for the Company, as it rigorously defines several large structures which have never been tested at depth.
Brown called the recent staking/drilling in the immediate vicinity by a major mining company, a clear indicator that the Tombstone Mining District has the capacity to produce long- and short-term profitability for investors.
With another 1k acres at the Eagleville property in Mineral County Nevada, TMBXF is quickly shaping up to be a major contributor to the domestic metals production scene.
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