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ASX-listed base metals explorer Legend Mining has encountered more significant nickel-copper sulphide mineralisation at its exciting Mawson prospect at its Rockford project in WA's Fraser Range district that looks to be shaping up as a possible extension to the original discovery.

Legend Mining believes it is onto the northern extensions of its Mawson nickel discovery in the revered Fraser Range with a down hole EM survey lighting up a booming off-hole conductor adjacent to a recent RC drill hole. The conductor is perfectly positioned along strike from the previously drilled nickel sulphides at Mawson's with a diamond rig now scheduled to be onsite next week to test the enticing target.

ASX-listed base metals explorer, Legend Mining, has continued to deliver broad hits from aircore drilling at its Mawson nickel-copper sulphide discovery within its Rockford project in WA's revered Fraser Range district. The Perth-based company's current aircore drilling program rattled off another half a dozen broad intervals this week ranging from 21m to 43m with anomalous nickel and copper values.

Another weighty suite of nickel-copper-cobalt results from Legend Mining's Mawson prospect in Western Australia's Fraser Range has again eclipsed all previous drill numbers, with combined intercepts from two separate drill holes spanning a length of 53.85 metres and nearly 100 metres respectively. Included in the new results is a 19.2m interval grading 1.69 per cent nickel, 1.23 per cent copper and 0.09 per cent cobalt from 97.9m.

Legend Mining's ascension from ‘explorer' to the ranks of ‘discoverer' has been an admirably fought geological crusade in Western Australia's Fraser Range, with its Mawson prospect returning another cracking suite of nickel-copper-cobalt assays. Spectacular visible massive sulphide intersections previously pointed to the potential for some exciting grades, however, the latest numbers went beyond expectations with nearly 36 metres of combined high-grade mineralisation.

Just a fortnight on from its $20 million capital raise, ASX-listed Legend Mining is back in the field with a 3-kilometre RC drill program. Recent aircore assays include drill hits such as 25m at 0.35% nickel, 0.17 per cent copper and 0.04 per cent cobalt from 64m along the eastern flank of a large gravity anomaly at its Mawson nickel-copper prospect.

Just a week after closing a significant $20 million capital raise on the back of a recent 30 m massive sulphide drill intercept at its Mawson nickel-copper prospect, ASX-listed Legend Mining has again extended the prospective footprint at Mawson using gravity and aircore geochemistry data. Legend has now scheduled an RC drilling campaign to test the new gravity and geochem anomalies.

Legend Mining believes it is closing in on the ‘big one' at Mawson's with drilling intersecting 30 metres of massive sulphides. The drill hole was designed to test a strong, ‘off-hole' geophysical conductor and returned three zones of strong massive sulphide mineralisation. The drill core samples are now headed for the lab with an estimated three-week turnaround for results.

Legend Mining continues to build on its success in the Fraser Range with recent drilling extending the footprint of the Mawson nickel discovery yet again. Shallow air core drilling has intersected broad zones of nickel-copper mineralisation, pointing to a deeper sulphide source. Legend has its ears laid back now as it vectors in on the source of its recent success.

ASX-listed Legend Mining continues to fatten up its emerging, massive nickel-copper sulphide discovery at Mawson in Western Australia's Fraser Range. Assay results tabled last week from diamond drilling returned two intercepts in one hole showing a total of 36.6m of mineralisation with grades increasing significantly at depth. Assay results just in from another hole bring the total mineralisation in that hole to 107.9m.

Legend Mining's Fraser Range play is getting a life of its own now with the company's newest drill hole punching through another impressive zone of nickel-copper massive sulphides over a combined 13.5 metres, extending the emerging discovery at Mawson to nearly 400 metres in strike. Legend said the mineralisation is open to the south, northeast and east with further drill testing already underway.

Legend Mining is hot on the tail of an emerging nickel-copper-cobalt discovery at its Mawson prospect in the revered Fraser Range in WA, with assay results all-but-confirming the presence of economic metal grades within the visual extravaganza of massive sulphides seen in the company's first diamond hole of the year. The widest zone came back at 12 metres grading 2.76% nickel, 1.36% copper and 0.14% cobalt from 234 metres down hole.

After a year or two of scientific vectoring in on a nickel ore body in the famed Fraser Ranges, things are hotting up now for ASX-listed Legend Mining after it hit what may well be pay dirt in its latest drill campaign at the Rockford project. The company said this week it had hit an impressive, combined 42 metres worth of nickel and copper sulphides intersected at the Mawson prospect.

Legend Mining has kicked off its planned diamond and air core drill campaign at the Rockford Project in the Fraser Range of Western Australia, where drilling late last year hit a near 15-metre long zone grading 1.07% nickel, 0.75% copper and 0.06% cobalt from 114 meters downhole. Legend has outlasted a swag of other juniors in the Fraser Range and is now well blooded for the hunt.

Legend Mining has discovered an EM conductor lurking within shouting distance of its impressive recently announced nickel/copper/cobalt drill hole at the Mawson prospect in the Fraser Range. The latest exploration work at Mawson unearthed over 70 meters of sulphide mineralisation, including 14.9 meters with solid nickel-copper-cobalt grades. A newly modelled “off-hole” electromagnetic anomaly that points to a possible extension of the mineralised zone will now be targeted.

After years of dogged determination, plugging away in the Fraser Range in search of a Nova-Bollinger look-a-like nickel-copper discovery, Legend Mining looks like it is onto something now with drill core showing over 70 meters of sulphide mineralisation, including 14.9 meters containing solid nickel-copper-cobalt mineralisation. The new find is part of Legend's Mawson Discovery, 280km east of Kalgoorlie where the mineralisation commences at a relatively shallow depth of 76 meters.

Legend Mining has outlasted the field of Fraser range hopefuls that flocked to the area after Sirius Resources discovered the heralded Nova nickel and copper deposit. They mostly came armed with one shot in the locker and most walked away with their tails between their legs. Legend's staying power and methodical, almost obsessive attention to geological detail, however, has finally heralded results with a cracking new discovery in the area.

Legend Mining has revealed that massive sulphide mineralisation has been intersected during diamond drilling at its D5 conductor, located at the Rockford project in the Fraser Range of WA. The company intersected an almost 10m wide zone of significant nickel-copper sulphides from 110.3m down-hole and the diamond rig will now move onto the D1 conductor. The company says that D1 is a very strong, discrete geophysical feature.

Legend Mining is taking the next steps in its Fraser Range exploration strategy with plans to drill two 500m deep diamond holes at the Area D prospect within its prospective Rockford project in search of nickel-copper sulphide mineralisation. The company has also finalised the geophysical modelling of low-frequency moving loop EM data from its recently completed survey over the previously identified D5 conductor at the project.

Legend Mining is upping the ante at its growing Rockford base metals project in Western Australia's Fraser Range after completing a low-frequency electromagnetic survey of the high-priority Area D prospect. The company also returned positive RAB drilling results which have expanded the mineralised nickel-copper-cobalt footprint at the exciting target.

Legend Mining has commenced a detailed, ground-based EM geophysical survey over the Area D prospect of its Rockford project in the Fraser Range region of southern WA. The survey is being undertaken over the high-priority D5 conductor, where the company has already defined anomalous nickel-copper sulphide mineralisation and is designed to better constrain the target ahead of an upcoming diamond drilling program.

Legend Mining has outlined the prospectivity of two advanced-stage nickel-copper sulphide occurrences within its proposed “Ponton JVA 2019” joint venture tenements with the Creasy Group in the evolving Fraser Range province in WA. The company revealed strongly anomalous drill intersections generated from the Octagonal prospect, including 82m @ 0.18% nickel, 0.15% copper and 0.01% cobalt from 168m down-hole.

Legend Mining has selected conductor D5 within its Area D prospect area in the Fraser Range region of WA, as the highest priority target for diamond drilling later this year. The company controls vast tenement holdings over 3,000 square kilometres in the area and a recent review of all existing drilling data, geophysical interpretations, ore mineralogy studies and encouraging geochemical signatures has led to the conclusion.

Legend Mining has raised $9.8m in a two-tranche subscription agreement with miner Independence Group to fund further exploration. The company has also entered into several joint venture agreements relating to its Rockford project in the Fraser Range, WA, with Legend to acquire a 70% interest in two exploration tenements from the Creasy Group, while Independence will gain a 60% interest in Legend's Rockford North tenements.

Legend Mining has recorded encouraging multi-element geochemical assays from its latest infill aircore drilling of an EM anomaly at the Worsley prospect in the Fraser Range, WA. Best results included 28m @ 0.17% zinc and 1.37g/t silver from 40m down-hole, which incorporated a higher-grade section of 4m @ 0.71% zinc and 1.71g/t silver from 52m and may indicate proximity to a volcanogenic massive sulphide ore system.

Legend Mining's aircore drilling program for its Area D prospect at the Rockford project in the Fraser Range of WA has given the company encouragement that it is zeroing in on a larger mineralised system. Recent assay results from drilling at the D4 and D5 conductors turned up strongly anomalous nickel, copper and cobalt results, as the company seeks to define a high-grade sulphide system in the area.

Base metal results from Legend Mining's infill aircore drilling program at its Crean and Worsley prospects in the Fraser Range of WA have given the company encouragement that it is zeroing in on larger mineralised systems in the district. At Crean, anomalous nickel-copper assays point to a possible magmatic intrusive ore system like the revered Nova deposit, whilst Worsley shows geology and assays consistent with a VMS system.

Legend Mining has identified two significant new bedrock conductors at the Shackleton prospect within its Rockford Project in the revered Fraser Range that may be prospective for VMS mineralisation. The company plans to carry out RC and diamond drilling to test the Shackleton 1 conductor and carry out further surveying over this trend in 2019.

Fraser Range explorer, Legend Mining, has unearthed two new targets from aircore drilling at its emerging Rockford project in the revered Fraser Range. The first new target defined at Rockford South returned encouraging results peaking at 3m @ 0.71% nickel and 0.04% cobalt from 40m down-hole. About 9.5km to the northeast, the company intersected anomalous copper-zinc-silver mineralisation at the Area S prospect above an electrically conductive geophysical anomaly.

Legend Mining has enhanced the prospectivity of its emerging Area D prospect in the Fraser Range region of WA, by locating 17 conductors from an innovative moving loop electromagnetic survey program at the Rockford project. The surveys were designed to test for potential accumulations of massive sulphide mineralisation associated with 4 zones of coherent and anomalous nickel-copper-cobalt assays returned from regional aircore drilling programs.

Legend Mining has reported intriguing anomalous zinc, gold and sulphur assay results from its new Shackleton discovery, located in the revered Fraser Range region of WA. The company believes the new results bear all the geochemical fingerprints of a volcanic-hosted massive sulphide style of base metal mineralisation. The find is located only 7km northeast of the Independence Group's Andromeda “VHMS” copper-zinc, gold and silver discovery, revealed earlier this year.

Legend Mining has identified a 24km zone in the southern region of its Rockford Project in Western Australia's revered Fraser Range region that sits on the same trend as the recent Independence Group Andromeda copper-zinc discovery. The company is planning to carry out a combination of aircore drilling and electromagnetic surveying in this area in September.

Legend Mining will carry out a moving loop electromagnetic survey over its intriguing Area D prospect at the Rockford nickel-cobalt-copper project in W.A's Fraser Range region to identify targets for diamond drilling in the fourth quarter. The 32km2 survey is the first recommendation of a geophysical review over Area D and is expected to take up to six weeks to complete.

Legend Mining's aircore drilling program has better defined the extent of the four mineralised footprints at the Area D prospect at the company's Rockford project in W.A's coveted Fraser Range region. Legend is reviewing drilling data from the past eight months to determine its next steps and will carry out regional drilling in the project's south.

Legend Mining has extended the strike length of the third mineralised intrusive body at its Rockford project in Western Australia's Fraser Range region to more than 100m. It will start regional aircore drilling on selected targets in the southern Rockford project and carry out a full geological and geochemical assessment of Area D drilling results.

Legend Mining has unearthed a third nickel-copper mineralised intrusive of magmatic sulphides within a host rock similar to the famed Nova-Bollinger deposit, at its Rockford project in the Fraser Range. The new result of 37m @ 0.25% nickel and 0.03% copper from 78m depth, was substantiated by rock petrology identifying nickel sulphides in a highly prospective olivine rich gabbronorite rock mass.

Legend Mining has discovered a second, larger nickel-copper mineralised intrusive of magmatic sulphides within a host rock similar to the famed Nova-Bollinger deposit, at its Rockford project in the Fraser Range. The new results cover an area of 300m by 100m, with shallow anomalous drill intersections up to 36m @ 0.39% nickel, 0.23% copper and 0.04% cobalt, containing disseminated sulphide mineralisation.

Legend Mining has announced anomalous nickel-copper assays from an aircore drill program at its Rockford project in the Fraser Range of W.A. The work returned results up to 37m @ 0.34% nickel and 0.22% copper from 56m depth, extending the mineralisation at the Area D prospect to over 300 metres. The company also reported that end-of-hole drill chips contained nickel-copper sulphide minerals.

Legend Mining has reported highly anomalous nickel-copper assays from an infill aircore drilling program at its Rockford project in the Fraser Range of W.A. The intersection of 14m @ 0.37% nickel and 0.43% copper from 72m depth is the most encouraging identified to date and contained visible sulphides in the same mafic intrusive that hosts the Nova-Bollinger deposit, 120km to the southwest.

Legend Mining will follow up last month's exciting anomalous nickel and copper results from the Rockford project with an infill drilling program to pinpoint the extent of the newly discovered mineralised system. The program follows resampling and assaying that identified several narrow intervals with even higher grades than had been previously announced.