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Talon Metals Michigan Update: Drilling Hits 110.3 Meters of Copper & Nickel Mineralization at 9.59 Meters
Tamarack, Minnesota--(Newsfile Corp. - November 19, 2024) - Talon Metals Corp. (TSX: TLO) (OTC Pi...
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[{"type":"text","content":"\nTalon Metals Michigan Update: Drilling Hits 110.3 Meters of Copper & Nickel Mineralization at 9.59 MetersTamarack, Minnesota--(Newsfile Corp. - November 19, 2024) - Talon Metals Corp. (TSX: TLO) (OTC Pink: TLOFF) (\"Talon\" or the \"Company\") Michigan exploration drilling has produced further positive developments in its exploration at the Boulderdash target in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Talon's latest 3 drill holes (24BD0002, 24BD0003, and 24BD0004) have all intersected substantial intervals of copper-nickel sulphide mineralization (assays pending). Figure 1: Mineralized (copper-nickel) drill core from 69 meters depth in drill hole 24BD0003 (assays pending)To view an enhanced version of this graphic, please visit:https://images.newsfilecorp.com/files/2443/230468_999f7bd4e4ac6801_001full.jpgHIGHLIGHTSDrill Hole 24BD0003: Encountered a 110.3-meter interval of mineralized (copper-nickel) intrusion from only 9.59 meters depth and ranging in mineralization up to 40% sulphides; Drill Hole 24BD0004: Intersected multiple mineralized (copper-nickel) intervals, with the most notable being a 61.91-meter interval from 13.18 to 75.09 meters, containing sulphide concentrations between 3-25%. Additional copper-nickel intervals from 105 to 116.4 meters (11.4 meters), 142.9 to 186.08 meters (43.18 meters), and 207.4 to 280.25 meters (72.85 meters) showed sulphide content ranging from 1-15%.Drill Hole 24BD004: Intersected copper-nickel massive sulphide rip-up clasts and copper-nickel massive sulphide veins in the core implying that the Boulderdash intrusion has produced a copper-nickel massive sulphide body and further drilling is required to identify the source of the massive sulphide clasts.Brian Goldner, Chief Exploration and Operations Officer, said: \"Massive sulphide rip-up clasts and veins are an important exploration tool to gain insight into the history of the intrusion. The copper-nickel massive sulphide rip-ups tell us that the system has made copper-nickel massive sulphides in the past and is at least partially remobilizing the massive sulphides while the copper-nickel massive sulphide vein can often be used as a vector for massive sulphides. Copper-nickel massive sulphide veins often form a halo radiating away from a larger copper-nickel massive sulphide body so their presence in hole 24BD0004 is very encouraging.\" Henri van Ro...