NetworkNewsBreaks – GoldHaven Resources Corp. (C
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GoldHaven Resources (CSE: GOH) (OTCQB: GHVNF) (FSE: 4QS), a Canada-based company engaged in the business of acquiring and exploring mineral resource properties, has announced it is working to complete preparations for 5000m Phase 1 drilling to begin on its Rio Loa property. In addition, the company is preparing to conduct trenching programs at its Coya, Alicia and Roma projects; those programs will include rock sampling and geophysics. The company reported that earlier trenching conducted at Rio Loa exposed hydrothermal breccias, a key finding because hydrothermal breccias form host rocks to gold and silver mineralization found in deposits similar to Gold Field’s Salares Norte project, which is located 25km to the north of GOH’s Rio Loa property. The company also noted that its epithermal high-sulfidation Coya project, which is located to the south, is in close proximity to both Arqueros and La Coipa, which have produced 1.9 million ounces and 6.2 million ounces, respectively. Shallow colluvial cover is present over most of the Coya property, although areas with abundant float and sub-crop exhibiting vuggy silica and silicified breccias with high gold and silver values exist. “We are a district play in one of the most prospective gold districts in the world,” said GoldHaven head of exploration Patrick Burns. “Our seven projects and our unique land-position (251 square km’s) are starting to yield attractive targets. The world-class exploration team is now complete and ready to start to our exploration campaigns.”
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