New molybdenum discovery in BC’s Golden Triangle

IDM Mining Ltd. has identified a new, extensive zone of multiphase veining and shearing, hosting high-grade, intrusive-related, gold-silver-molybdenum mineralization at the Lost Valley area of IDM’s Red Mountain Project, in British Columbia (BC), Canada’s Golden Triangle.

“Melting alpine glaciers have revealed significant new discoveries in the Golden Triangle area of British Columbia during recent years, including Pretium’s Valley of the Kings gold-silver deposit and Seabridge’s Mitchell gold-molybdenum deposit,” said Rob McLeod, President and CEO of IDM.

High grades of molybdenum have also been identified at Lost Valley, BC, with all 66 samples ranging from trace to >1.0% Mo, averaging 0.17% Mo. The samples are also found to be strongly anomalous in Rhenium, assaying up to 1.65 g/t Re.

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