NetworkNewsBreaks – Why Blue Moon Zinc Corp. (TSX.V: MOON) (OTC: BMOOF) is ‘One to Watch’ in the Mining Space
Mineral exploration company Blue Moon Zinc Corp. (TSX.V: MOON) (OTC: BMOOF) is focusing on the development of its advanced-stage, wholly owned Blue Moon zinc project, located in the Foothills Massive Sulphide Belt of the Sierra Nevada Mountains. The company’s 525 acres of mineral rights are assigned to patented and unpatented claims that can be accessed by a gravel road off a nearby highway. Main utility lines are nearby; sea ports, rail and trucking routes are accessible; and labor and contractors are available in the nearby Central Valley. An article discussing this reads: “The Blue Moon deposit is one of many located in the Foothills Massive Sulphide Belt in the Sierra Nevada Mountains of California. The property has a long history of exploration and saw small-scale mining during World War II. The current project, to be mined by underground methods, contains an estimated 3.70 million tons with a grade of 8.33% zinc equivalent for approximately 377 million pounds of zinc in the indicated category and another 4.09 million tons with a grade of 7.84% zinc equivalence for approximately 395 pounds of zinc in the inferred category. Significant bi-products of copper, silver and gold are also indicated. The deposit is open at depth and along strike with a high likelihood of expansion.”
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Mineral exploration company Blue Moon Zinc Corp. (TSX.V: MOON) (OTC: BMOOF) is focusing on the development of its advanced-stage, wholly owned Blue Moon zinc project, located in the Foothills Massive Sulphide Belt of the Sierra Nevada Mountains. The company’s 525 acres of mineral rights are assigned to patented and unpatented claims that can be accessed by a gravel road off a nearby highway. Main utility lines are nearby; sea ports, rail and trucking routes are accessible; and labor and contractors are available in the nearby Central Valley. An article discussing this reads: “The Blue Moon deposit is one of many located in the Foothills Massive Sulphide Belt in the Sierra Nevada Mountains of California. The property has a long history of exploration and saw small-scale mining during World War II. The current project, to be mined by underground methods, contains an estimated 3.70 million tons with a grade of 8.33% zinc equivalent for approximately 377 million pounds of zinc in the indicated category and another 4.09 million tons with a grade of 7.84% zinc equivalence for approximately 395 pounds of zinc in the inferred category. Significant bi-products of copper, silver and gold are also indicated. The deposit is open at depth and along strike with a high likelihood of expansion.”
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