Goldstorm Metals (TSXV: GSTM; US-OTC: GSTMF) is preparing its first drill test of the Crown property in British Columbia’s Golden Triangle, where it says the Orion-Copernicus zone could host another large gold-copper-silver system on the KSM-Treaty Creek trend.
About 45 km from Stewart, the project sits on the same regional corridor as some of the district’s biggest deposits. An initial 3,000-metre program at Copernicus will test coincident chargeability, geophysical and geochemical anomalies, with a second 6,000-metre phase at Orion Spine and Copernicus if results warrant.
“We’re after a generational mine, a billion tons,” CEO Ken Konkin told The Northern Miner anchor Devan Murugan last week at the PDAC convention in Toronto. “We’re not chasing just high-grade targets here. We’ll clip them on the way down, but we’re after their source.”
Crown’s Orion zone sits on strike with the KSM-Treaty Creek porphyry belt, while Electrum and the newly exposed Delta West zone lie closer to the Brucejack-style high-grade trend, where sampling last year returned up to 39.9 grams gold per tonne.
Watch the full interview below:
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