Rugby Starts Third Sampling and Geophysical Programs at El Zanjon, Argentina
March 02 2021 - 6:30AM
Rugby Mining Limited (“Rugby” or the “Company”) (TSX-V:
RUG) is pleased to report that it is starting a third
round of soil sampling plus geophysics at the El Zanjon gold-silver
project. The program further targets gold-silver geochemical
anomalies identified on magnetic features that have been confirmed
to be prospective for epithermal gold-silver deposits (Figure 2).
Figure 1: Deseado Massif Gold-Silver District and
El Zanjon Project Location
The El Zanjon epithermal gold-silver project was
acquired for its regional geologic and geophysical similarities to
the Cerro Moro and Cerro Vanguardia gold systems. Negligible work
had been done previously in the area. Rugby has now advanced to a
point where more detailed work is warranted on gold targets
generated to date.
El Zanjon is covered by a veneer of sediments
over Chon Aike Formation volcanic rocks. The volcanics are cut by
magnetic discontinuities (faults) which appear to be hosting gold
mineralization. Previous work by Rugby included ground magnetics
and low detection geochemical sampling at 320 meter (“m”) intervals
over selected parts of the property.
Figure 2: El Zanjon regional magnetics showing
theproposed soil sample locations and ground magnetic survey
Field work will follow receipt of routine travel
clearances through Covid-19 restricted areas. Soil sampling will be
conducted at 160 m intervals (approximately 500 samples). The
program will include 50 samples (at 320 m spacing) along two
structures in the northern sector of the project area not
previously sampled (Figure 2). To assist drill planning, the
magnetic coverage will be reduced to 80 m spaced lines over
prospective structural flexures.
Paul Joyce, Rugby’s Chief Operating Officer,
Director and a “qualified person” (“QP”) within the definition of
that term in National Instrument 43-101, Standards of Disclosure
for Mineral Projects, has verified the technical information that
forms the basis for this news release.
About RugbyRugby is an
exploration company conducting “discovery stage” exploration on
targets in Colombia, Argentina, the Philippines and Australia. The
Company controls a portfolio of gold projects in Colombia that do
not require the Department of Forestry approval that stalled the
Cobrasco copper project in Choco Province. These gold projects have
considerable potential for gold, silver and copper discoveries, and
the Company is hopeful that The Department of Mines will move to
grant titles this year as Covid restrictions ease in Colombia.
The Company benefits from the experience of its
directors and management, a team that has either been directly
responsible for world-class mineral discoveries or have been part
of the management teams responsible for such discoveries. Prior
companies under their management included Exeter Resource
Corporation and Extorre Gold Mines Limited, which held significant
projects in South America. These companies were taken over by
Goldcorp (Newmont) and Yamana respectively.
For additional information you are invited to visit the Rugby
Mining Limited website at www.rugbymining.com.
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statements concerning the Company’s plans at its projects including
progress on obtaining approval for its exploration concession
applications in Colombia, the expected timing of drilling and/or
geophysics programs, prospectivity, high grade potential and
potential for mineral discoveries, the style or occurrence of the
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of its projects under option agreements, which require expenditure
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Should the Company not be able to meet its obligations or
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taxes; the shortage of personnel with the requisite knowledge and
skills to design and execute exploration programs; difficulties in
arranging contracts for drilling and other exploration services;
the Company’s dependency on equity market financings to fund its
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properties in good standing; political risk that a government will
change, interpret or enforce mineral tenure, environmental
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and impair its ability to advance its mineral exploration projects
or raise further funds for exploration; risks associated with title
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arising from the interpretation of laws regarding ownership or
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activities, the ability to conclude agreements with local
communities and other risks and uncertainties, the ongoing effects
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various assumptions including, without limitation, assumptions
associated with exploration results and costs and the availability
of materials and skilled labour. Should one or more of these risks
and uncertainties materialize, or should underlying assumptions
prove incorrect, actual results may vary materially from those
described in forward-looking statements. Accordingly, readers are
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