Roscan Gold Corporation (TSXV: ROS | FSE:2OJ | OTCQB: RCGCF) has identified a new high-grade zone of gold mineralization at Mankouke West as a result of its systematic regional exploration activities.
Nana Sangmuah, president and CEO, stated, “This high-grade discovery remains open on strike for about 2km and at depth and highlights the excellent prospectivity of our tenement package. This points to further resource growth potential outside the limits of known resources. The proximity of this new zone to the main Mankouke South resource area could enhance ore feed to a potential central processing facility. Since December 2022 we have completed about 14,800m RC and 7,400m of auger drilling to expand the footprint of current resources and results should be available in the coming weeks”.
Discovery holes include RCMAW23-0009 with 3.44g/t over 31m, including 9.23g/t over 3m, 8.46g/t over 3m, 3.75g/t over 7m, RCMAW23-0001 with 1.72g/t over 28m, including 5.28g/t over 6m and RCMAW23-0017 with 1.14g/t over 50m including 4.08g/t over 2m.
The new discovery is located 2km northwest from the company’s Mankouke South deposit, close to the area which holds over two thirds of Roscan’s maiden resource. This new zone has been traced over an area with a strike length of 450m, 50m wide, and 125m vertical depth, and it is open toward NE and SW and at depth. This gold occurrence lies in a large footprint of about 2km long and 500m wide outlined by saprolite geochemistry with arsenic and antimony pathfinders providing expectation for substantial extensions.
This discovery demonstrates the additional gold potential along the Siribaya-Mankouke-Kabaya-Seko regional structural corridor, which stretches over 20km through Roscan’s land package.
The company has planned further drill holes to develop this new gold target, with extensive RC holes, followed by deeper diamond drill holes.
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