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⚡SILVER Investor⚡- YOU Must Hear THIS! - (MASSIVE Silver News Release) Brixton Metals · SILVER / GOLD / $UFD: Surviving Global Economic Shifts | RONS BASEMENT

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  Exciting times in the silver industry and this morning
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  Brixton Metals put out a blockbuster press release
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  detailing some unbelievably good drill results.
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  Today we have a special guest, Gary Thompson, he's the CEO of
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  Brixton Metals. We're going to talk about the
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  company in general because they've got a number of other
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  exciting projects, but their Langus project this morning
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  produced some truly spectacular drill results.
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  Gary, I want to welcome to Ron's basement and congratulations on
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  your on your news release this morning.
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  Hey, Ron. Thanks.
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  Well, good to see you again. And things are going well in the
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  basement, I hear. Yeah, things are going well.
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  There's, I mean, my, my audience who's joining us today loves
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  silver. They love gold, they love
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  copper. I know that Brixton checks all
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  those boxes. But man, some unbelievable good
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  news this morning from the Langus Project with Silver.
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  Yeah, pretty remarkable. I mean, I guess I would say that
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  cause yeah, eye popping. I mean we, you know, we are
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  confident that we would hit some high grade this this program
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  because every single campaign we've we've done out there,
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  we've we're successful in doing that.
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  But man, yeah, like 82,000 grams per ton, 26147 oz per ton.
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  That's those are Troy oz per ton, you know, within a, within
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  a pretty broad interval, as well as some good, good grade.
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  If you if you look at the core in our news release, we did
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  itemize the, you know, each sample interval, how much grade
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  was was in there. But yeah, pretty remarkable.
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  And again, this is a brownfields project.
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  Langus was a past producing a silver mine.
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  And, and so we're kind of drilling in, in and around the
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  old workings, really trying to find what the old timers missed.
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  And obviously, clearly and on, they shut the mine down in 1989
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  really for metal price reasons, The price of silver hit 5 bucks
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  an ounce and, and that was it. You know, the mine shut down and
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  never, never came back on. And of course, you know,
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  currently sitting at north of $70.00 an ounce of silver.
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  You know, it's looking really exciting, exciting times for us
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  on on this project. And I know Ron, we talked about
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  Langus off and on over the years, but this year I think
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  it's going to get more attention than we've ever seen and we plan
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  to drill there all year and ramping up to a second drill
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  come May. So we're going to get a lot of
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  meters out of line just this year.
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  And and really with the goal of the objective is to get enough
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  drilling on this project to identify a a maiden resource
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  which we don't currently have on on the project.
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  So lots of good drilling. Obviously with these kind of
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  results, you don't need a lot of material, material at those
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  grace generate a lot of Oz. So we're pretty excited about
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  that. Yeah.
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  And and I think it's safe to say that the the outlook for the
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  silver market is truly unbelievable.
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  And Langus is located in Ontario, is that correct safe
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  jurisdiction? I like what you know, you
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  brought up a great point that they, they shut the mine down
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  was at the late 80s because the silver price was below $5.00 an
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  ounce. And now suddenly projects like
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  this are looking attractive. And then you know when drove
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  results come out like you shared with the the market today,
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  that's very exciting. Yeah, we're we're quite
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  intrigued by by this and what else can we find here?
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  We're still, you know, drilling in and around the old workings.
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  And, you know, I'm excited to see what else that they left
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  behind. So there's lots of, lots of room
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  on, on the project to find more here.
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  So we're going to, we're really going to hit it hard this year
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  and let's see what we can, you know, make of it.
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  What you can establish there, I'm going to pull up the news
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  release if that's OK with you. I think there were a few
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  pictures in here that you wanted to look at, but I just want to
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  read this highlighted point that I have on the screen for the
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  viewer right now. You said that this represents
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  the highest grade single sample ever reported by the company and
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  to your knowledge, excuse me, one of the highest silver grades
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  ever reported globally. Importantly, this result
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  demonstrates that despite historic mining at Langus, the
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  mineral system continues to host outstanding high grade silver
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  potential. These results clearly indicate
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  that mineralization remains to be discovered and reinforce
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  Langus as a true unique primary silver project.
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  Wow. And then there's the pictures.
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  Gary, you want to speak on those for a few seconds?
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  Yeah, so not only is it high grade, but, you know, native
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  silver, which is is, you know, silver, basically raw silver in
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  its native form you're seeing and it doesn't.
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  The pictures don't do it justice because it just looks white
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  here, doesn't it? When you see it, it's super
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  bright. It glistens, it's very obvious
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  when when you see a native solar, you know, much like you
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  see when you see native gold, when you see the gold it's it's
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  pretty obvious and and usually you do not see a silver like
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  this. This is very unusual to see this
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  concentration of silver in in a, you know, core if you look at
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  the interval there. So it's not, you know, 10s of
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  meters of, of this kind of mineralization, but demand
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  spectacular grades here. Again, you don't need a lot of
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  this kind of material to, to make a big, big amount of Oz.
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  And, you know, not far from that zone, there was a, there's a,
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  there's a whole underground working that was about 90 feet
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  wide. So they've got some really juicy
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  material out of out of this area, which is why we're in and
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  around drilling. And what we did here is we, we
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  took a, there's a micro XRF scanning technique that's being
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  use more commonly now. And what's good about it is
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  that, you know, while we see sulfides on the left picture,
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  the native silver's obvious because it's really shiny and,
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  and like you see, it looks kind of white here, but it's less
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  obvious on what the other sulfides are.
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  So when we did the micro XRF scanning on this thing, you can
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  see on the right image there the pink is showing up as, as
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  cobalt, the cobaltite, and then you get the blue, which is
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  showing up as nickel sulfide. And then you got some transition
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  in there where it's probably a mix of cobalt and nickel.
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  But it's pretty clear on, on that map too that you know,
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  where where the silver is relative to the rest of it.
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  So yeah, pretty, pretty eye popping, pretty impressive.
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  We we've never seen anything quite like this ourselves.
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  No to to to see actual like you said, native silver in those in
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  that drill core is is quite spectacular.
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  So I imagine your plans are to keep drilling throughout the
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  summer. Any any future plans you can
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  share with us? Yeah.
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  Well, the plan is, yeah, continue to drill marching along
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  these structures, marching along the old workings to see what
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  else they missed here. So lots of work to do there.
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  Come May, we plan to have mid-May probably a second drill
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  turning. So a lot of meterage.
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  You know my rule of thumb on these things is you know, 2500
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  to 3000 meters per drill per month and you can just do the
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  numbers and it just kind of ramps up from that.
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  So you know the other great thing about working in this area
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  is because of the infrastructure, our drilling
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  costs are are super low. We're in the one coming in right
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  now. Our budgets are coming in about
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  $150.00 a meter all in costs, which are, are definitely on the
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  lower end of cost curve for, for drilling operations globally.
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  So we're getting a lot of, a lot of bang for a buck, a lot of
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  meters for, for the dollars. And yeah, we, we plan to hit it
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  hard and, you know, see what we can.
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  Yeah, see what else we can stir up here.
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  Yeah. I mean, it's, it's not like the
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  project is out in the wilderness or in South America or anything
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  like that. It's it has this advantage of
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  being, I'd imagine close to major highways, the urban city
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  that that type of thing. Yeah, exactly.
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  Well, it was a, you know, that it's a famous old mining camp,
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  but it's a silver mining camp that produced about 500 million
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  ounces of silver at quite high grades.
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  You know, it hasn't operated. In fact, Langus was the last
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  head frame standing here in 1989.
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  So it shut down and operated, you know, for a long time, you
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  know, in in the camp itself. That's called the cobalt camp.
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  But it's, it's really a silver mining camp.
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  So it does have a lot of history, great infrastructure,
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  you know, lots of little communities there.
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  You can grab your coffee and head out to the rig And there's,
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  you know, there's power rail, gas, you know, all the
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  infrastructure you need for, you know, for a mining operation
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  because it's a well known a mining community and, and lots
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  of support locally for, you know, for mining.
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  Sorry. No, I, I apologize, but there's
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  also other metals in this deposit as well, obviously
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  cobalt and possibly did I hear you say nickel as well.
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  Yeah. Well, what's interesting is and
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  we're still trying to sort that out geologically what's going on
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  there because we get these native silver.
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  And if you saw our previous release that that we put out on
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  March 18th, we also had some which is in that link in that
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  news release, some quite high grade as well.
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  I think that one was we had a 6.8 meters of 9400 gram, almost
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  almost 10 kilos of silver there. But that was more native silver
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  veins. We saw a little bit of cobaltide
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  in that one. So what's interesting about this
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  system is it's considered an extensional continental rift
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  environment. So the rocks have been pulled
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  apart here. And so we're seeing these native
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  silver veins and vein that's and disseminated a little.
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  Sometimes you get these little rosettes of silver and then
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  sometimes you get silver with cobalt and these nickel
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  sulfides. And occasionally we get a bit of
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  gold and a bit of copper, but those are sort of here, here and
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  there. It's it's primary silver.
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  And then you get these cobalt nickel sulfides.
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  And we're still trying to understand why that is.
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  We don't quite fully understand that yet, but we're doing some
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  work on it. They get silver, you get silver
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  cobalt. Sometimes you get high cobalt,
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  no silver. So there's something going on
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  there that perhaps geologically that there's a reason why we get
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  these spectacular native Silver zones and maybe not so much
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  cobalt. So that's, that's a puzzle,
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  geological puzzle that I think we'll work through it
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  eventually, yeah. Yeah, thank you, Gary.
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  So Brixton obviously has the Super exciting Langus project
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  and opportunity that we just discussed.
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  But I want to mention to our viewer, there's a lot, lot more
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  within the company of Brixton. In our closing few minutes here,
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  I want to chat about the other big projects.
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  You've got the Thorn project up in British Columbia, which has a
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  strategic investment with BHP, the mining giant.
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  You have the Hog Heaven project in Montana, which is a copper,
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  silver, gold project in Ivanhoe Electric is Robert Friedland's
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  company is involved with that. And then you have Atlin as well.
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  Can you run through them quickly?
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  And I forgot to say with Thorne, that's Thorne's a huge copper
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  gold related project. Can you give us a rundown on
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  what's going on with the other projects that Brixton has as?
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  Well, yeah, real exciting year Force.
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  Happy to give you the quick rundown.
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  So this will be the first time in the company's history that
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  all four of Brixton's assets are getting drilled.
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  So as you mentioned, Robert Friedland's Ivanhoe Electric in
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  Montana, it's called Hog Heaven and they're drilling for the the
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  deep causative copper porphyry. We know that there's lots of
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  silver, gold shallow in the system and there was a historic
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  quite a high grade direct ship or production profile there, but
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  also some significant gold, silver and near surface
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  mineralization. And but they're drilling deep
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  into the porphyry trying to find the, the causative porphyry.
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  So they're actively drilling there now.
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  So stay tuned on on that. They're earning into the
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  project. They have an option to earn 75%
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  of that project by spending 40 million and paying Brixton four
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  and a half million USD. Now shifting gears into British
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  Columbia, we have a option with El Dorado Gold.
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  So we stake the large land position in the famous Atland
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  Gold Fields camp, which was a plaster gold district in the IT
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  really was found in the and, and around the time the Yukon gold
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  rush was happening, prospectors ventured off and found a lot of
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  gold coming out of the creeks in Atlan.
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  And so we staked up a big land position looking for the source
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  of that plaster gold and we attracted El Dorado gold.
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  They're going into the first drill program this year looking
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  for Origenic high grade gold veins.
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  We know there's lots of gold there.
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  It's just, you know, they got to find it.
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  So that's exciting. We also get some cash payments
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  out of El Dorado on that. And then of course Thorne has
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  been our flagship project in Northwest BC, 2900 square
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  kilometer claim block, massive project which is what attracted
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  BHP. It's a copper gold for free
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  district. So we have big gold targets,
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  we've got big copper targets. We've made several discoveries
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  on that project, so we plan to do some more work on that.
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  For gold, there are some gold specific targets with some very
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  high grade gold as well. And last year we made a new
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  discovery called catalyst copper gold, new copper gold for free
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  from surface and it has that copper, copper to gold 1 to one
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  ratio which we're excited about. So yeah, stay tuned.
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  This year is going to be big news.
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  Blow out of bricks in on lot, firing on all cylinders.
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  My, my, my head is spinning, but in a good way.
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  I've owned the stock and Full disclosure to our audience for a
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  little over six years at this point.
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  I followed the company closely. You know, when I think about
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  what you have going on from a mineral perspective, silver,
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  gold, massive copper, cobalt, nickel, but when I couple that
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  with the fact that all those deposits, all those projects are
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  in very safe jurisdictions, either the United States or
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  Canada. And then like you said, there's
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  activity on all four of the projects right now, all of the
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  time where it sure feels like we're moving into a commodities
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  super cycle. I don't think the timing could
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  be better. I'm super excited to watch
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  Brixton. As things evolve in the coming
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  months and year, I will mention to my audience they'll be
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  hearing more about Brixton. You can see the old Gold bear
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  there has his Brixton sign up here over the coming months.
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  And Gary, thank you. Is there anything I forgot to
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  ask you or anything you want to mention before we sign off?
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  No, I think we had pretty good overview.
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  I would just you know, people are interested in in learning
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  more go to our website, brixtonmetals.com.
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  I'll. Pull that up right now.
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  Sorry. Yeah, or you can follow us on on
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  the usual social media channels as well.
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  Yep, I'll have links to everything in the description
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  here is like Gary said, the website brixtonmetals.com.
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  Ton of information out there. Gary, congratulations on I think
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  what what most people would call a kind of a, a very exciting and
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  minimum maybe historic announcement today out of
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  Langus. And we're going to have a lot of
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  fun watching the company here with everything going on in the
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  coming months and we'll be talking to you soon.
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  Thank you. All right.
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  Thank you, Ron. Appreciate it.
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  Good seeing you again.