Gold investment benefits and Starcore gold mining company

Gold production in Mexico and gold investment benefits: People in this world can be divided broadly into two categories, one includes the people who settle with whatever they have and the remaining are the people who don’t settle but fulfil their dreams and needs one way or the other. The approach for the latter group can be described by the statement that it is either my way or the high way and this is a great optimal attitude as it keeps one motivated to work and achieve all the goals and be able to buy all the luxuries of life. Well, a majority of Indian population lives on a fixed income and couple that with the fixed monthly expenditure, there is always almost a fixed amount of savings left which is really not enough to buy the luxuries and live life to the fullest.

Starcore International Mining and El Creston Property development news: The A-37 Zone is located to the immediate south of the Creston Deposit. The zone is underlain by Proterozoic Augen Gneiss and Laramide Intrusive Breccia. Four holes have tested the zone with two of the holes intersecting near surface molybdenum values. Hole A-37, a vertical hole, included? a 94 metre intersection averaging 0.094% molybdenum commencing at a depth of 42 metres. The limited drilling does not allow for the establishment of limits of mineralization. Read more info at How to invest in gold.

Starcore International Mines owns 100% of 165 claims on the Toiyabe property in Southwest Elko, Nevada. The Toiyabe property boasts some demonstrated similar structural characteristics to the Cortez, Cortez Hills and Pipeline deposits. The 2009 NI 43-101 report prepared by Paul D. Noland, P. Geo, highlights an indicated resource at 0.01 opt (ounce per ton) gold cutoff that is 173,562 contained ounces of gold. This equates to 4,975,000 tons at an average grade of 0.0349 ounces per ton. This resource estimation utilized drill results from ACM drilling as well as historic drilling.

High grade mineralization was discovered at San Martin in the 18th Century, and is reported to have been mined over a period of 40 years; however, no production records exist. Between 1900 and 1924, an estimated 250,000 tonnes grading 15 g Au/t and 100 g Ag/t was reportedly mined. Mineralization occurs in Upper Cretaceous black limestone and calcareous shales of the Soyatal Mexcala Formation as electrum, and silver selenide minerals principally associated with quartz and to a lesser degree with calcite. The deposit is an epithermal, probably high sulphidation precious metal (Ag-Au) type (metal ratio Au:Ag at 1:10), related to a Tertiary dacitic/andesitic intrusive dome. Read extra info at starcore.com.