Tudor Gold counts almost 20M equivalent oz. at Treaty Creek

The maiden resource for the Treaty Creek gold project in contains 19.4 million oz. gold equivalent in the Goldstorm and Copper Belle zones, says 100% owner Tudor Gold Corp. (FSE:TUC). The property is located in northwest British Columbia, bordering Seabridge Gold’s (TSX:SEA; NYSE: SA) KSM gold-copper project and Pretium Resources’ (TSX: PVG; NYSE:PVG) Brucejack gold mine.

Tudor used the data from 218 drill holes totaling 105,659 metres to calculate the resource. Using a 0.30 gram gold equivalent cut-off, the pit constrained measured and indicated resources are 609.8 million tonnes at 0.72 gram gold equivalent per tonne (0.65 gram gold, 3.2 grams silver and 0.06% copper) or 14.15 million contained gold equivalent oz. The inferred portion is 139.4 million tonnes at 3.46 grams gold equivalent (3.6 grams gold, 0.06 gram silver and 0.04% copper) or 3.46 million contained gold equivalent oz.

The out-of-pit resource was also calculated, but this time a cut-off of 0.46 grams gold equivalent. The measured and indicated portion totaled 205.9 million tonnes grading 0.80 gram gold equivalent per tonne (0.7 gram gold, 4.6 grams silver and 0.07% copper) for 5.26 million contained gold equivalent oz. The inferred resource is 172.3 million tonnes at 0.80 gram gold equivalent (0.72 gram gold, 4.4 grams silver and 0.06% copper) containing 4.43 million gold equivalent oz.