Sun Silver reports 84.5% silver recovery in Maverick Project cyanide leach testwork

By Public Technologies
  • Sun Silver reported rapid silver-gold recoveries from optimized cyanide leach testwork at the Maverick project in Nevada.
  • Sample 1 (LT15) delivered 84.5% silver recovery, 83.6% gold recovery, with most extraction within 24 to 48 hours.
  • Sample 2 (LT22) returned 87.7% silver recovery, 87.5% gold recovery under a lower-cyanide regime with lead nitrate.
  • Results support evaluation of a higher-recovery tank-leach/CIL flowsheet alongside heap-leach options, with potential flexibility for future antimony recovery.
  • Next work targets recovery gains with lower reagent use, coarser grind sizes, expanded variability testing across the resource.


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