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Silver Bull Intersects 8.45 Meters of Massive Sulpide Grading at 16.98% Zinc, 5.45% Lead and 57.29g/t Silver in a Previously Undrilled Area 500 Meters to the North of the "Shallow Silver Zone" at the Sierra Mojada Project, Coahuila, Mexico
Silver Bull Intersects 8.45 Meters of Massive Sulpide Grading at 16.98% Zinc, 5.45% Lead and 5...
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[{"type":"text","content":"\nSilver Bull Intersects 8.45 Meters of Massive Sulpide Grading at 16.98% Zinc, 5.45% Lead and 57.29g/t Silver in a Previously Undrilled Area 500 Meters to the North of the "Shallow Silver Zone" at the Sierra Mojada Project, Coahuila, Mexico\n\nSilver Bull Intersects 8.45 Meters of Massive Sulpide Grading at 16.98% Zinc, 5.45% Lead and 57.29g/t Silver in a Previously Undrilled Area 500 Meters to the North of the \"Shallow Silver Zone\" at the Sierra Mojada Project, Coahuila, Mexico\nVancouver, British Columbia CANADA, April 11, 2012 /FSC/ - Silver Bull Resources Inc.  (SVB - TSX, SVBL - AMEX)(\"Silver Bull\") is pleased to announce drill hole B11144 intercepted 8.45 meters of massive sulphide grading 16.98% Zinc, 5.45% lead, and 57.29g/t silver in a previously untested zone 500 meters to the north of the Shallow Silver Zone. \nHighlights include:\n* The massive sulphide hole lies in a previously untested zone 500 meters to the north of the Sierra Mojada fault system which hosts the \"Shallow Silver Zone\" and grades 16.98% zinc, 5.45% lead, and 57.29g/t silver over 8.45 meters.\n* B11144 lies along strike to a one kilometer long east-west trending chargeability high identified through a gradient \"Induced Polarization\" (IP) survey.\n* The chargeability high corresponds to a zone which historical records indicate has previously been mined for high grade copper, lead and zinc sulphide mineralization up to 10 meters thick. \n* The chargeability anomaly remains open towards the east and west.\nDrill hole B11144 is the first to intersect any significant sulphide mineralization at Sierra Mojada. The hole lies in a zone with no previous drilling, 500 meters to the north of the Shallow Silver Zone and 300 meters to the west of a \"Gradient Array IP survey\" completed by Zonge Engineering and Research Organization, Inc. in 2010. This survey identified a one kilometer long east-west trending chargeability anomaly, which is thought to represent sulphide mineralization at depth and corresponds to an area historically mined for copper, lead, and zinc massive sulphide mineralization up to 10 meters thick. The chargeability anomaly lies along strike to hole B11144 and remains open in both the east and west directions.\nTo view Figure 1 associated with this release, please click on the following link:\nhttp://www.usetdas.co...