Reyna Silver Aktie

https://resourceworld.com/reyna-silver-posts-high-grade-drill-results-at-medicine-springs-nevada/

Reyna Silver posts high-grade drill results at Medicine Springs, Nevada

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High-grade Silver cut in three holes: MS23-008 within 44 metres of dispersed mineralization cut several high-grade veins, the best of which was 1.32 metres grading 330 g/t Silver, 11.9% Zinc and 3.4% Lead.

MS23-007 within 56 metres of disseminated mineralization cut by several high-grade veins, the best of which was 1.54 metres grading 304 g/t Silver, 3.5% Zinc and 2.1% Lead. MS23-006 cut 2.35 metres of 217 g/t Silver.

“Medicine Springs continues to display its potential for the kind of large, high-grade deposit that generates significant market value,” said Jorge Ramiro Monroy, CEO and President. “We hope to duplicate the success of our district reappraisal at Batopilas by combining the new geophysics and this summer’s detailed structural study with the 75% high-grade hit rate we’re hitting in nearly every structure to move us towards a major discovery.”
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Reyna Silver drills 218 g/t silver over 30 metres at Batopilas, Mexico

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https://resourceworld.com/reyna-silver-drills-218-g-t-silver-over-30-metres-at-batopilas-mexico/

https://www.caesarsreport.com/reports/report-reyna-silver-establishing-itself-as-the-crd-company/

Report: Reyna Silver – Establishing itself as ‘The CRD Company’
June 1, 2023

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While Batopilas is a high-grade silver district with native silver, Guigui has all the characteristics of a CRD deposit. And as Reyna Silver entered into an agreement to acquire the Medicine Springs project in Nevada where it is also applying the CRD exploration theory, Reyna appears to be establishing itself as ‘the CRD company’. We should still consider all projects to be early stage exploration but as all three main projects will be drilled this year, Reyna Silver should be making a few more steps in the right direction.
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What are Carbonate Replacement Deposits or CRDs?

Carbonate replacement deposits (CRDs) are high-temperature carbonate-hosted Zinc, Lead and Silver deposits. These deposits require over 250 degrees Celsius of temperature to form. A CRD is an orebody of metallic minerals formed by the replacement of sedimentary, usually carbonate rock, by metal-bearing solutions in the vicinity of igneous intrusions. When the ore forms a blanket-like structure around the bedding plane of rock, it is commonly referred to as a manto (Spanish for mantle) ore deposit.
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