Brixton Metals makes new gold discovery!

Brixton Metals (TSX-V BBB / WKN A114WV) reports more than just promising drill results from its Thorn project in the northwest of the Canadian province of British Columbia shortly before the end of the year. Once again, the company has been able to report thick intersections of copper mineralization and now a new gold discovery, too!

In total, Brixton completed five deep diamond core holes this year on the Camp Creek copper, gold, silver and molybdenum target. According to the company, this has allowed them to prove higher grade areas in the known extensions of the Camp Creek copper porphyry mineralization as well as extend the extent of the known mineralization laterally.

As if that wasn’t enough, CEO Gary Thompson’s company also discovered two new high-sulphidation gold mineralization zones close to surface with extension drilling. These included 4.65 meters of 6.15 g/t gold as part of a 61.5 meters interval of 0.89 g/t gold (THN24-291) and 8 meters of 4.52 g/t gold within an interval of 114.50 meters averaging 0.53 g/t gold (THN24-307)!

THN24-307 was also designed to test an interpreted zone of higher grade mineralization between holes THN22-221 and THN21-184 on the northern side of Camp Creek and also encountered wide intercepts of copper, gold, silver and molybdenum mineralization. A remarkable 1,358.57 meters of 0.35% copper equivalent was intersected, including 647.83 meters of 0.49% copper equivalent as well as 261.72 meters of 0.61% copper equivalent.

In addition, hole THN24-294, a 235m step-out from hole 291, was drilled by Brixton to extend the extent of mineralization to the northwest. THN24-294 returned broad intervals of Cu-Au-Mo-Ag mineralization assaying 929.50m of 0.25% CuEq, including 124.00m of 0.42% CuEq.

Brixton’s Vice President of Exploration, Christina Anstey, commented: “We are pleased to announce that recent drill results have significantly expanded the extent of the Camp Creek copper porphyry and identified new areas of near-surface high sulphidation gold-silver-copper mineralization, further confirming the large copper-gold potential and continuity of the Camp Creek system.”

Goals for the future

Brixton will now focus on discovering additional high-grade zones within the Camp Creek porphyry and determining the potential for significant high sulphidation gold mineralization. In addition, exploration will focus on developing the potential of this district scale area. This will include testing new porphyry targets such as Cirque and East Cirque discovered to the east along the Camp Creek structure. Brixton plans to further advance its Trapper, Outlaw and Golden Bear gold dominant targets in 2025.