A $500,000 exploration program managed by Pacific Sentinel Gold (VSE) is under way on the Golden West project in La Paz Cty., Ariz., where the company is earning a 50% interest from PIC International Prospectors (VSE) and Almaden Resources (VSE). Pacific Sentinel can earn its interest by paying PIC and Almaden US$25,000 each, and by spending up to $3 million on the property. The program will include surface surveys and 15,000 ft. of reverse circulation drilling in 30 holes.
The 2,400-acre property is reported to cover a large-tonnage, potential heap leach gold system. Mineralization consists of free gold associated with hematite in a highly oxidized and silicified detachment fault system.
Closer to home, Pacific Sentinel recently started an IP survey on its Assunta claims some 3.5 miles west of Continental Gold’s Mt. Milligan gold-copper project in central British Columbia.
The survey is focused on two square miles (of the 11-square-mile property) where intrusives similar to the stocks that host the Mt. Milligan deposits are expected. Drilling will follow the geophysical survey.
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