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Cambria Announces High-Grade Ore Discovery in British Columbia

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Cambria Gold Mines announced plans to secure ore deposits in British Columbia, supported by high-grade drill results at the Silver Coin deposit. A hole cut at Silver Coin graded 98.56 grams of gold per tonne, including a meter grading 794 grams per tonne. President and CEO Robert McLeod stated that the Silver Coin deposit is a priority for underground development in spring 2027.

From northernminer.com

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Securing sufficient mineable feed is central to Cambria’s plan to revive the 2,500-tonne-per-day Premier mill, which was previously derailed by insufficient underground material. The company plans to blend material from Silver Coin and Big Missouri with higher-grade ore from the Premier deposit.

From northernminer.com

Who's involved

  • CambriaCompany planning to secure ore deposits and restart a mill in British Columbia
  • British ColumbiaProvince where Cambria operates and where the ore deposits are located
  • Robert McLeodPresident and CEO of Cambria Gold Mines

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  • CambriaSpeculative

    Cambria’s operational viability and future revenue projections might be strengthened by the resource discovery.

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