- Discovery of a new vein cluster expands the mineralized footprint to 375m x 250m.
- High-grade assays include 359 g/t silver with 0.04% cobalt and 441 g/t silver with 11.6% copper.
- Significant potential for high-grade silver below the diabase contact in the new western cluster.
Kuya Silver (KUYAF, Financial) has released final drilling results from their 2024-2025 program at the Silver Kings Project in Ontario, marking a significant expansion of the Campbell-Crawford Prospect. This program revealed a new vein cluster located 100 meters west of the main Angus Vein bonanza-grade silver zone, pushing the silver-cobalt mineralized footprint to 375 meters by 250 meters.
The high-grade assays from the discovery include best results of 359 grams per tonne (g/t) silver with 0.04% cobalt over 0.40 meters and 1.11% cobalt with 38 g/t silver over 0.82 meters. The highest-grade intersection recorded 441 g/t silver with 11.6% copper over 0.58 meters, portraying the rich mineral potential of the area.
The discovery comprises at least 13 laterally continuous veins, keeping the mineralization open in all directions. The new western vein cluster demonstrates strong potential for high-grade silver beneath the diabase contact, with several mineralized ladder veins found between the Angus and McNamara veins. As exploration continues, Kuya Silver aims to further define this promising area and explore its high-grade silver potential.
