Silver Bullet Mines Corp. (TSX-V: SBMI, OTC: SBMCF) (SBMI) said it intercepted a targeted vein behind a historic treasure room at the Buckeye Silver Mine in Arizona.

Resource Project developers said the interception took place on schedule and within the company’s budget, but the removed materials are being stored in a specific location for future evaluation.

SBMI indicated that it would then drift along the vein to an area believed to contain high-grade mineralization, the target area being approximately 200 feet from where the company recently intercepted the vein. I believe there is.

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The company added that it plans to conduct multiple daily analyzes of the removed material at its on-site analytical facility.

Similarly, SBMI noted that the results of the analysis were intended to be communicated to the geological team and that not all such results would be disseminated, while the factory received mineralized material from Buckeye. He said he was ready to resume processing as soon as possible.

Silver Bullet Mines has projects in the western United States. The company’s flagship Black Diamond project is located at the Miami Grove Copper Camp in Gila County, Arizona, centered in the Richmond Basin. The property covers nearly 5,000 acres and has hosted several underground primary silver mines that have produced in the past.

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