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Gold Anomaly Limited (ASX:GOA) Petrology Confirms Porphry Copper-Gold at Crater Mountain
- Published November 08, 2012 11:06PM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
Sydney, Australia, Nov 8, 2012 – (ABN Newswire) – Three distinct zones of mineralisation now identified at Nevera – gold mixing zone, high grade zone, porphyry cu-au zone.
Gold Anomaly (ASX:GOA.AX – News) has received a final report on the petrology and mineralogy of drill core from hole NEV033 at the Nevera Prospect at the flagship Crater Mountain project, Papua New Guinea (PNG). The report by Mr Anthony Coote of Applied Petrologic Services & Research in New Zealand (“APSAR”), includes a detailed discussion of his findings which confirm and highlight the drill hole’s proximity to a nearby major porphyry copper-gold system. This confirms that the Nevera prospect has three distinct geological zones of potential; the Mixing Zone, the High grade zone and now the copper-gold porphyry zone.
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