Legend Upgrades Oxide Mineralization with High Grade Intersections and Finds Down Dip Extensions at Diba Resource
2014年7月14日 - 8:30PM
Marketwired Canada
Legend Gold Corp. (the "Company" or "Legend") (TSX VENTURE:LGN) is pleased to
announce the receipt of all assays of reverse circulation ("RC") and aircore
("AC") drilling on the Diba resource located within the Korali Sud permit
application area which covers the area previously known as the Diba Exploration
Permit.
Diba Resource Drilling Highlights:
-- 5,854 meters ("m") of RC drilling in 59 drill holes within the Diba
resource.
-- 2,662 m of AC drilling on the + 100 ppb anomaly northwest of the Diba
resource.
-- High grade intersections within the Diba resource include:
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Drillhole From (m)(i) To (m)(i) Interval (m) Au (g/t)
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DBRC-004 10 23 13 5.36
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DBRC-006 31 43 12 3.74
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DBRC-009 93 138 45 1.32
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DBRC-012 12 25 13 2.18
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DBRC -015 34 38 4 66.59
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DBRC-016 41 43 2 20.97
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DBRC-018 62 91 29 1.34
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DBRC-023 47 55 8 13.88
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DBRC-033 21 34 13 2.17
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DBRC-040 6 24 18 1.25
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DBRC-055 11 32 21 2.00
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(i) Drill intervals are approximately true widths based on drill hole
inclination and general dip of mineralization. Assay intervals calculated at 0.5
grams per tonne ("g/t") gold cut-off with up to 3 m of internal waste included.
The purpose of the RC drilling was to upgrade and better define the extent of
the previously announced Diba resource as well as to determine the down dip
continuity of the mineralization. The current drilling targeted oxide
mineralization which was previously undefined by drill intersections as well as
down dip extensions of sulfide zone mineralization.
The drill results, which are appended below, clearly improve the continuity of
mineralization in the oxide zone and extend it 50 meters to the west while at
the same time outlining a higher grade core to the oxide mineralization.
The results of the RC drilling are expected to improve the statistical certainty
of the resource and move it from the indicated and inferred categories to the
measured and indicated categories as well as increase the resource from the
previously announced indicated resource of 275,200 oz. @ 1.35 g/t gold and
inferred resource of 32,500 oz. @ 1.40 g/t gold. An in-house evaluation of the
resource as well as a re-tabulation by AMEC of the assay data by weathering
profile indicates that at least 150,000 oz. of the indicated and inferred
resource are in oxide, with an additional 38,000 oz. in both categories in the
transition zone.
Drill hole DBRC-009 encountered 1.32 g/t gold over 45 meters from 93 meters
indicating that significant mineralization extends down dip into the sulfide
zone in the southeastern portion of the resource. Please refer to the Company's
website (www.legendgold.com) for a map of all drill holes.
Douglas Perkins, President & CEO of Legend stated, "the Company is greatly
encouraged by the consistent results of the RC drilling and the potential to
upgrade the Diba resource."
Northwest Anomaly:
The AC drilling targeted the 2.5 km long, 100 ppb soil auger anomaly to the
northwest of the Diba resource area. Only thin laterite and saprolite profiles
were encountered which contained no economic intersections but results provided
an explanation for the soil auger anomaly.
QA/QC Procedures:
The entire volume of chips from each reverse circulation interval were
collected, dried and split on site into an approximately 2 kg subsample using a
Jones splitter on a meter by meter basis. Aircore samples were treated similarly
and recombined using a Jones splitter to obtain 2 m composite samples. The 2 kg
sample was submitted to SGS Laboratories ("SGS") in Bamako for crushing,
grinding and 50 gram gold fire assay with AAS finish. Approximately 5% of both
high and low grade, oxide gold standards as well as 5% blanks were inserted into
the sample stream before delivery of the samples to SGS. Every 20 samples, a
duplicate sample was created from the chip rejects and included in the sample
stream. AC and RC pulps as well as RC rejects are kept as a reference. A QA/QC
analysis was performed on the results of the standard, duplicate and blank
sample assays. If results of adjacent standards fell outside two standard
deviations of the standard control assay, samples from that batch were flagged
for re-assay.
Qualified Person:
Dr. Demetrius Pohl, PhD., Certified Professional Geoscientist (CPG), Legend's
V.P. of Exploration, is the Company's Qualified Person for the purposes of
National Instrument 43-101 Standards of Disclosures for Mineral Projects of the
Canadian Securities Administrators, and has approved the written disclosure of
the technical information contained in this news release.
About Legend:
Legend is a mineral exploration and development company focused on exploring for
gold in the Republic of Mali, West Africa. Legend's principal projects include
the Lakanfla, Korali Sud (formerly Diba), Badiazila, Bala Ouest (formerly
Mougnina), and Tiekoumala.
This press release has been prepared by Legend Gold Corp. Neither the TSX
Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Service Provider (as that term is defined in
policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or
accuracy of this release.
Statements contained in this news release that are not historical facts are
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"Forward-Looking Information") within the meaning of applicable Canadian
securities legislation and the United States Private Securities Litigation
Reform Act of 1995. Forward-Looking Information includes, but is not limited to,
disclosure regarding possible events, conditions or financial performance that
is based on assumptions about future economic conditions and courses of action;
the timing and costs of future exploration activities on the Company's
properties; success of exploration activities; permitting time lines and
requirements; time lines for technical reports; planned exploration and
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"might" or "will be taken", "occur" or "be achieved". In making the
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material assumptions, including, but not limited to, that the current
exploration and other objectives concerning its mineral projects can be achieved
and that its other corporate activities will proceed as expected; that the
current price and demand for gold will be sustained or will improve; that
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risks related to dependence on key personnel; and estimates used in financial
statements proving to be incorrect; as well as those factors discussed in the
Company's public disclosure record. Although the Company has attempted to
identify important factors that could affect the Company and may cause actual
actions, events or results to differ materially from those described in
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Information contained in this news release to reflect events or circumstances
after the date thereof or to reflect the occurrence of unanticipated events.
APPENDIX
Significant(i) assay intervals from the Diba prospect RC drilling.
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Hole_ID From To Width Au (g/t)
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DBRC-002 5 11 6 1.06
DBRC-003 9 21 12 1.25
DBRC-003 34 42 8 0.82
DBRC-004 10 23 13 5.36
DBRC-005 117 128 11 1.40
DBRC-006 17 18 1 4.03
DBRC-006 31 43 12 3.74
DBRC-006 49 60 11 0.97
DBRC-007 32 38 6 0.62
DBRC-007 49 51 2 1.14
DBRC-008 21 23 2 3.45
DBRC-009 93 138 45 1.32
DBRC-010 16 30 14 1.19
DBRC-010 52 54 2 1.08
DBRC-012 12 25 13 2.18
DBRC-012 48 50 2 1.09
DBRC-013 20 21 1 4.09
DBRC-013 39 78 39 1.17
DBRC-014 11 24 13 1.48
DBRC-014 54 57 3 0.82
DBRC-015 19 21 2 0.86
DBRC-015 25 27 2 2.81
DBRC-015 34 38 4 66.59
DBRC-015 53 64 11 1.19
DBRC-016 26 30 4 2.07
DBRC-016 41 43 2 20.97
DBRC-016 51 57 6 0.54
DBRC-017 39 40 1 4.93
DBRC-017 44 47 3 2.03
DBRC-017 57 70 13 0.56
DBRC-018 47 51 4 0.94
DBRC-018 56 58 2 1.17
DBRC-018 62 91 29 1.34
DBRC-019 13 15 2 0.86
DBRC-019 20 22 2 1.62
DBRC-019 36 39 3 0.88
DBRC-020 153 170 17 0.68
DBRC-021 106 110 4 0.92
DBRC-021 117 121 4 2.75
DBRC-023 47 55 8 13.88
DBRC-024 33 43 10 1.50
DBRC-025 30 33 3 2.20
DBRC-025 141 143 2 1.13
DBRC-028 54 58 4 0.87
DBRC-028 116 122 6 1.26
DBRC-029 51 54 3 1.03
DBRC-029 70 76 6 0.75
DBRC-031 9 12 3 1.42
DBRC-032 42 47 5 1.42
DBRC-033 21 34 13 2.17
DBRC-033 67 69 2 0.58
DBRC-034 53 55 2 0.85
DBRC-034 72 75 3 0.60
DBRC-035 17 24 7 0.98
DBRC-035 28 33 5 0.93
DBRC-035 102 104 2 0.84
DBRC-035 131 133 2 0.87
DBRC-036 3 10 7 1.43
DBRC-036 36 39 3 0.61
DBRC-037 21 36 15 0.91
DBRC-038 56 59 3 0.54
DBRC-038 99 100 1 1.09
DBRC-039 32 33 1 3.76
DBRC-039 39 46 7 0.65
DBRC-039 64 65 1 3.15
DBRC-040 6 24 18 1.25
DBRC-040 30 35 5 0.78
DBRC-041 6 12 6 2.79
DBRC-041 17 21 4 1.20
DBRC-042 22 24 2 3.87
DBRC-042 32 35 3 0.57
DBRC-042 58 60 2 0.96
DBRC-043 11 18 7 3.77
DBRC-047 14 16 2 3.28
DBRC-047 36 53 17 0.76
DBRC-052 22 36 14 1.01
DBRC-052 42 52 10 1.27
DBRC-054 46 52 6 0.77
DBRC-055 11 32 21 2.00
DBRC-057 9 11 2 0.57
(i) Only drill holes with greater than 0.5 g/t gold over 2 m are considered
significant. 17 (not included in the Appendix) of the 59 drill holes did not
encounter significant mineralization.
- Drill intervals are approximately true widths based on drill hole
inclination and general dip of mineralization. Assay intervals calculated at
0.5 g/t gold cut-off with up to 3 m of internal waste included.
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FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT:
Legend Gold Corp.
Douglas Perkins
President and Chief Executive Officer
(604) 696 9396 or Mobile: (514) 806 6788
dperkins@legendgold.com
www.legendgold.com
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