Silver Scott Mines, Inc.Quitovac Mine Surface Land Agreement Signed, Sonora Mexico
The Quitovac mineralized zone is a disseminated to vein bearing gold zone hosted in gneiss and schist that is located in Northwest Sonora state of Mexico near the community of Quitovac. A historic inferred gold resource was reported at 112,125 oz. of gold by Santa Cruz in 1997. That report and resource calculation by Santa Cruz stated an average grade of 3.14 g Au/tonne. This resource calculation was done prior to implementation of standardized resource calculation procedures and methods established by Canadian government in NI 43-101. This reported resource is historical by definition and does not meet the currently established methods and should only be utilized for informational purposes and not relied on as factual.
The mine site area covers a zone about 800 meters in length by 150 meters of width with nearly 100 older drill holes and ancient mine workings. The Quitovac mineralized zone is similar to nearby La Choya deposit (360,000 oz. Au produced in mid-1990's) and the currently producing Herradura mine complex (reported resource of plus 10 million oz. Au owned by Fresnillo PLC and Newmont Mining).
Mel Herdrick, Chief Geologist for the company, who has reviewed and approved this release commented, 'We expect drilling to begin soon that will define and expand the gold mineralized zone. We now hold more than 15,000 hectares in this area with exploration and production potential. Our goal, in line with our overall corporate strategy, is to explore, define, and initiate production of gold and silver by heap leach mine processing and continue to expand with operation.'
For further information please contact:
John Ryan
Silver Scott Mines, Inc.
www.silverscottmines.com
301 Central Ave. #384
Hilton Head, SC 29926
1.843.290.8930 phone
1.843.842.7248 fax
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