News Articles for Javelin Minerals

Javelin Minerals has released an updated mineral resource estimate at its Coogee gold project near Kalgoorlie showing a massive 1400 per cent increase in tonnage and a 350 per cent rise in contained metal. The new gold mineral resource estimate at the project is now 1.42 million tonnes at 1.07 grams per tonne gold for a total of 49,000 ounces.

Javelin Minerals has picked up some intriguing hints of mineralisation only 5km west from where ASX-listed Ramelius Resources operated its successful Coogee West mining operation which produced more than 20,000 ounces of gold at an impressive head grade of 4.7 g/t gold. Importantly, Javelin says the characteristics from the latest mineralisation it has encountered bear similar characteristics to what Ramelius was able to turn into a operating mine less than 10 years ago.

Junior explorer Javelin Minerals has kicked off a 4000m air core drilling program at its Coogee project near Kalgoorlie in WA. Using a ‘lake drill rig' the explorer will test gold and copper targets at its Coogee West area, including a 3km gold trend containing bottom-of-hole anomalous results of up to 0.47 grams per tonne gold. The project covers an area of about 17 square kilometres.

Drilling by Javelin Minerals at its Coogee project 55 kilometres southeast of Kalgoorlie has delivered lower grade copper-gold hits over 40 metres wide and some shorter but very high-grade copper hits including two metres at 8.34 per cent copper. Another 19m intersection came in at 1.28 g/t gold and 0.15 per cent copper from 202m and included 9m at 1.75 g/t gold and 0.20 per cent copper from 202m.

ASX-listed junior explorer Javelin Minerals has secured a further 72 sq kms of territory at its Mt Ida-Ida Valley project in a region currently under the microscope of other juniors for its multi-element mineralisation. The Mt Ida-Ida Valley project covers approximately 972 square kilometres in total of highly prospective ground about 100 kilometres west of Leonora in WA.

ASX-listed explorer Javelin Minerals has delivered more high-grade copper and wide gold intersections at its exciting Coogee gold-copper project including 8m with 1.98 per cent copper and 48m with 0.81 g/t gold including 8m at 2.18 g/t gold and 0.21 per cent copper. Drilling is about to commence on the 3km gold trend at the Coogee West project, whilst copper-gold feeder structures will also be investigated by further drilling.

Javelin Minerals has completed a detailed aeromagnetic survey of its 900 square kilometre Mt Ida-Ida Valley project near Menzies in WA. The results are set to guide field-based exploration and drill results from the company's exciting Coogee gold-copper project are also expected soon. Strike and depth extensions were targeted to follow up previous results that include 4m at 9.34 g/t gold and 27m at 1.22 g/t gold.

Junior explorer, Victory Mines has unleashed the drill rig for a 3,000 metre drilling romp as it looks to grow the already hefty one kilometre mineralised strike extent already defined at its Coogee gold and copper project near Kalgoorlie in WA. The company's fourth phase of drilling at Coogee will follow up on recent high-grade gold hits including 4m going 9.34 grams per tonne gold.

Victory Mines has continued to make the case for possible northern extensions to the gold lode that was mined some years ago in the old Coogee open pit at its Coogee gold project near Kalgoorlie. Latest assays include 4 metres going 9.34 grams per tonne gold from 175 metres that hosts a 2m intersection grading 16.15 g/t from 176m.

Junior explorer Victory Mines has judiciously applied for an additional five exploration licences around its Mt Ida-Ida Valley project, which will now share a tenement boundary with celebrated fellow explorer Red Dirt's newly acquired Mt Ida gold project. Victory says northward extensions of the recently announced lithium bearing pegmatites on Red Dirt's ground may creep up into its new tenure.

ASX-listed explorer Victory Mines has delivered further encouraging results from a recently completed drilling campaign at its Coogee gold-copper project near Kalgoorlie in Western Australia where a 1km strike length has now been identified. Latest hits include a broad 32m intercept going 1.44 g/t gold and 8m at 3.59 g/t gold. Assays from 17 holes are pending.

Victory Mines continues to hit paydirt in Western Australia with ongoing drilling at its Coogee project south of Kalgoorlie returning anomalous gold intercepts. The company's third phase of drilling has successfully intersected mineralisation along strike from the historical Coogee open pit, with results including 8m at 3.64 grams per tonne gold from 172m down-hole.

ASX-listed explorer Victory Mines has extended the length of the gold-copper mineralised trend at its Coogee project near Kalgoorlie in Western Australia to 1km, with latest drilling results including 8m at 3.03 grams per tonne gold and 0.37 per cent copper from 124m in the “Eastern Trend” area. Assay results from other holes remain pending as the recently commenced drilling program motors on.

Victory Mines has returned to drilling at the Coogee copper-gold discovery, near Kalgoorlie in Western Australia. The company has launched into a 6,000-metre drilling program over the prospect as it looks to begin testing a large porphyry target with recent resampling returning 17 metres at 1 per cent copper and 1.98 grams per tonne gold from only 77m down-hole.

Victory Mines is zeroing in on a potentially serious porphyry copper-gold discovery at its Coogee project in WA. The target is located a mere 15 kilometres north-west of Lefroy's coveted Burns copper-gold deposit. Resampling of recent drilling at Coogee has revealed a bounty of copper and gold mineralisation including 15 metres at 1 per cent copper and 1.49 grams per tonne gold from only 80m down-hole.

Victory Mines has wrapped up a second round of reverse circulation drilling at its Coogee gold project 55km southeast of Kalgoorlie on the north-eastern shore of Lake Lefroy. One of the best intercepts from Victory's latest bundle of samples returned a broad width of 28m at 1.2 g/t gold from 128m downhole, including 16m at 1.68 g/t gold.

Victory Mines has returned a clutch of broad gold intersections from a second major drilling program at its historic Coogee gold project about 55km south-east of Kalgoorlie. The company says results from 14 holes at Coogee – out of 40 holes to be drilled in the current RC campaign totalling 6,000m – highlight the high‐grade nature of some of the thicker gold intersections at the project.

Victory Mines has moved to full ownership of its flagship Coogee gold project in WA, with the company issuing of $1 million in shares to the company's former joint venture partner in the project, mid-tier gold miner Ramelius Resources. The company is already capitalising on its new ownership in the high-grade project and is knee deep in a follow up drilling program across the gold-bearing Coogee Shear.

Victory Mines has hit the ground running in 2021 kicking off a second significant RC drilling campaign at its Coogee gold project 55km south-east of Kalgoorlie to follow up on a string of high-grade gold hits last year. One of the notable gold intersections was 12m grading 12.01 g/t gold from 93m including 3m at 35.87 g/t south of the historic Coogee open pit.

Victory Mines has nailed the projected ‘down-plunge' extensions to its recently acquired Coogee gold project in WA, with the latest assays from its maiden RC drill campaign returning more high-grade drill intercepts. The best result was an exciting 10m intersection at 12.01 grams per tonne gold from 93m down-hole that included an even sweeter 3m going 35.87 g/t gold from 94m.

Victory Mines has confirmed the presence of solid grades of copper at its Bonaparte project in WA following a short, sharp drilling program which was completed in October 2020. Results from the drilling include 4m at 1.18 per cent copper and 34.4 grams per tonne silver, hosting 1m at a stunning 3.9 per cent copper and 117 g/t silver from only 47m down-hole.

Victory Mines continues to deliver a barrage of solid drill intercepts from its recently completed drilling program at the Coogee gold project in WA. Drill hits from the latter half of the company's maiden program across the target include 12m at 2.85 grams per tonne gold, hosting 4m at 5.52 g/t gold from 76m and 20m at 2.07 g/t gold, hosting 8m at 3.41 g/t gold from 92m.

ASX-listed Victory Mines is off to a flying start at its Coogee gold project in Western Australia, with initial drill results from its maiden program over the prospect returning a bevy of high-grade gold hits including an eye-catching 8m at 13.53 g/t from 92m and 2m at 13.82 g/t gold from 102m down-hole.

Victory Mines has completed the purchase of the Coogee gold project with the company expediting the terms of its farm-in agreement through a share purchase agreement. The company will issue the current holders of the project, Ramelius Resources, $1 million in shares to deliver full ownership to Victory Mines.

ASX-listed explorer, Victory Mines, has kicked off a round of RC drilling targeting historical high-grade drill hits at its second-string but intriguing Bonaparte base metals project about 70km north of Kununurra in the Kimberley region, WA. The company has started the 10-hole program at Bonaparte that will include twinning historical drill holes with modern drilling methods and sampling techniques.

ASX-listed explorer, Victory Mines, has fired up the drill bit at its joint-ventured historic Coogee gold project about 55km south-east of Kalgoorlie as it looks to tease out high-grade extensions aiming to build on the resource left by its JV partner more than six years ago. That inferred and indicated resource estimate stands at 96,000 tonnes grading 3.4 grams per tonne for 10,600 ounces of contained gold.

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ASX-listed explorer, Victory Mines, has moved to bolster its board and management as an RC drilling program gets underway at its joint-ventured high-grade Coogee gold project about 50km south-east of Kalgoorlie. Non‐Executive Director Matthew Blake has stepped up to the role of Executive Director of the Perth-based company taking on extra responsibilities, while Zaffer Soemya has been appointed as a Non‐Executive Director.

Reconnaissance work over Victory Mines' Bonaparte project in WA is already paying dividends, with both rock chipping and resampling of historic drilling returning high-grade copper samples including outcropping mineralisation which grades up to a bumper 25.9 per cent copper and 13.7 g/t silver. Victory's back-to-basics approach has outlined an extensive copper anomalism with drilling scheduled to kick off in the coming months.

Victory Mines has earned its initial interest in the high-grade Coogee gold project near Kambalda in Western Australia and the company is now gearing up for a 4,000m drilling blitz across the developing gold target where previous tantalising results included 5m at 27.1 g/t gold just under the old open pit. Exploration is scheduled to kick off in earnest by late-September 2020 when the rods will start turning.

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