Golden Sky Identifies Two Potential Copper Porphyry-Style Targets at the Gnome and Semlin Zones, Rayfield Property, British Columbia
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The ~35,000-hectares Rayfield Cu-Au Property is located within the Quesnel Trough; British Columbia’s primary copper-producing belt.Figure 2
The Rayfield, Gnome and Semlin zones are all defined by large multi-element soil geochemistry that is indicative of buried porphyry systems. Numerous other target zones also exist across the extensive 35,000-hectare Rayfield Property.Figure 3
Copper assay values from the 2022 Phase 2 soil sampling program with overlapping multi-element geochemistry outlined in dashed red. Both porphyry systems remain open.Figure 4
Elevated copper-in-soil assays are closely associated with multi-element geochemistry that is indicative of the upper portions of a porphyry system. This interpretation is supported by pyrite mineralization and phyllic/propylitic alteration observed in historic drill core.Figure...