Caspin Drills into NSW Tin and Gold Projects

• CPN has commenced exploration at the Bygoo and Weethalle sites.
• RC drilling at Weethalle will be succeeded by drilling and IP survey at Bygoo.
• A soil geochemical survey is also being conducted at the regional site Ardlethan East.

 

Special Report:Caspin Resources has initiated exploration at its Bygoo tin project and Weethalle gold project in New South Wales.

Bygoo is a sophisticated, premium tin project located in the rich Wagga Tin Granites area, surrounding the historic Ardlethan Tin Mine, which was one of Australia's most significant tin mines on the mainland.

Caspin Resources (ASX:CPN)Has started Phase 2 RC drilling at Weethalle, targeting new geochemical and geophysical anomalies, with an emphasis on earlier rock chip results of 11.6g/t gold, 5.21g/t gold, and 1.06g/t.

This will be followed by a 5000m RC drilling program at Bygoo, aiming to assess the boundaries of the Kelpie exploration target (12-20Mt at 0.35-0.50% tin) and adjacent areas, with the goal of increasing the existing 3.94Mt at 0.5% tin (inferred) for 19,300t of contained tin.

Caspin has also started an induced polarization survey to aid in targeting at Kelpie, which is jointly funded by the NSW Critical Minerals and High-Tech Metals Exploration Program.

 

Numerous, extensive, high-quality surface mining areas

Further regional investigation is being conducted to discover additional reserves, with Caspin acknowledging the potential for mineralisation in the Ardlethan East region, located next to the Ardlethan Mine, which yielded more than 32,000 tonnes of tin concentrate before closing in 1986.

Earlier investigations have been restricted by limited ground access and have been partially ineffective because of incomplete sampling and analysis, yet they have still shown tin anomalies across the region.

The organization has also initiated a thorough and structured soil geochemical investigation over the area of interest, with the objective of drilling any new prospects identified once the Kelpie drilling is finished.

CPN stated that the initial exploration at Ardlethan East is a crucial element of its plan to fully understand the potential of the Bygoo project, which the company thinks could contain several large, high-grade open-pit deposits.

The pressure follows tin prices surpassing US$50,000 per tonne, reaching a peak of US$56,816 per tonne as recently as late January.

Widely utilized across all types of electronic devices, the demand for tin is growing steadily, even as obtaining new sources becomes more challenging, particularly from hard rock deposits located in Western regions.

 

 

This piece was created in partnership with Caspin Resources, an Infoadvertiser at the time of release.

 

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