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DAJIN RESOURCES ANNOUNCES SOIL SAMPLING PROGRAM COMPLETED ON ADDIE 1
DAJIN RESOURCES ANNOUNCES SOIL SAMPLING PROGRAM COMPLETED ON ADDIE 1
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[{"type":"text","content":"\nDAJIN RESOURCES ANNOUNCES SOIL SAMPLING PROGRAM COMPLETED ON ADDIE 1\n\n\n Oct. 19, 2009 (TheNewswire.ca) -- Vancouver, B.C. - October 19, 2009 - Dajin Resources (TSXV:DJI) Corp. (\"Dajin\")(DJI-V) is pleased to report that a geochemical sampling program has recently been completed on the Addie 1 claims which are located in the Cariboo Mining District in south central British Columbia. Dajin holds a 100% interest in 29 mineral claims covering 10,900 hectares which are along strike of the stratigraphy and regional structure that hosts potentially bulk tonnage mineable gold mineralization at Skygold Ventures Ltd.'s (TSXV:SKV) (SKV-V) Spanish Mountain gold discovery where SKV is currently drillingThe Dajin soil sampling program consisted of 680 samples taken at twenty-five (25) meter intervals along eight (8) lines which were spaced at 500 metre intervals. The widely spaced soil sample lines are an initial low cost test of a several kilometre long anomalous zone identified by an earlier stream sediment sampling program and were designed to provide a focus for more detailed soil sampling. The soil samples acquired in the program were analyzed for gold using nominal 30 gram sample aliquots and wet chemical assay techniques at ACME Laboratories. Arsenic and other indicator elements were analyzed using a 0.5 gram sample aliquot and conventional ICP geochemical analysis techniques which also gave a second gold analytical value for each sample.Initial review of the analyses shows clearly anomalous gold values above a threshold of 97 ppb on two adjacent lines with gold values to 750 ppb on one line and 638 ppb on the adjacent line. The 638 ppb gold value is one of several anomalous gold values encountered over a 100 metre length of Line 3. These samples that contain clearly anomalous quantities of gold in most cases also contain elevated quantities of molybdenum, lead, selenium and antimony. The gold anomalous samples are nested in a 400 metre long group of samples on Line 3 characterized by elevated gold contents that may yet prove to be indicative of underlying gold mineralization when the soil sampling grid is closed in with additional closer spaced lines. These encouraging geochemical results indicate the presence of a new anomalous gold region which may be up to 1.5 km long and which will require an additional soil sampling program...