International Gold Resources (CDN) has reported results from the final 11 reverse-circulation drill holes at the Bibiani gold deposit in Ghana.
The best results are as follows: * Hole 40 intersected 140 ft. that averaged 0.155 oz. gold per ton, including an intercept that averaged 0.247 oz. over 75 ft.;
* Hole 39 averaged 0.174 oz. over 145 ft. including a 55-ft. section that ran 0.313 oz.; and
* Hole 39 had an intercept that averaged 0.045 oz. over 470 ft. Other intersections varied between 20 and 260 ft., with grades ranging between 0.03 oz. and 0.131 oz..
To date, 35 holes have been drilled at the past-producing mine, with work scheduled to resume before June.
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