Golden Sky Minerals Survey Identifies Untested Porphyry-Style Target at Rayfield-Gjoll

By Public Technologies
  • Golden Sky Minerals' 2026 survey identified a largely untested porphyry-style target at its wholly owned Rayfield-Gjoll project in British Columbia.
  • The approximately 23-line-kilometer survey outlined a potential hydrothermal core at Gnome that historical drilling has not adequately tested.
  • Historical drillhole DH72455 averaged 0.1% copper over its final 68 meters, with grades increasing toward the interpreted core.
  • The results will guide drill targeting for an inaugural program planned for 2027 with partner Boliden AB.


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