Fuchsia-Massif Project
The only permitted underground asset in the Cobalt camp
The former cobalt and silver producing Castle Silver Cobalt Mine property is located 85 kilometres northwest of the historic Cobalt silver mining camp.
As of December 2017, the Fuchsia-Massif site property comprised 19 claims, 34 leases and two licenses of occupation totalling 2,815 ha.
History
The Fuchsia-Massif site operated at various times between 1917 and 1989. Production totalled 292,686,672 grams (9,410,095 oz.) silver and 376,053 lbs. cobalt from the No. 3 shaft.
The property still has all three existing shafts, and totals 78 square kilometres where only silver in a small area was targeted.
Geology
Management considers the property has the potential to host a significant cobalt plus high grade silver.
There is also a strong likelihood future cobalt mining economics will be enhanced by metal credits such as nickel, silver and others. Drilling and sampling underground at Castle showed grades as high as 5.2% cobalt.
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