Risk and valuation analysis of the Anoki Mcbean Project |
Status Risk : Advanced discovery |
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Title(s) of the Anoki Mcbean Project |
![](http://www.24hgold.com/24hpmdata/pub/queenston.gif) | Queenston Mining Inc. Owner: 100% |
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The Anoki-McBean property is owned 100% by Queenston and is subject to a 2% NSR to Franco-Nevada Mining Corporation and a 1.3% NSR payable to INCO after the production of 300,000 oz of gold. |
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Location of the Anoki Mcbean Project |
The property is located 100 m south of the Larder Lake Break
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History of the Anoki Mcbean Project |
The McBean deposit was first discovered in the 1920’s and was partially developed by three shafts and drifting on five levels. In the late 1970’s Queenston formed a JV with INCO and in 1983 extracted by open pit the upper portion of the deposit to a more...
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Geology of the Anoki Mcbean Project |
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The McBean deposit consists of two gold zones Felsite and Green Carbonate (GC). The Felsite Zone occurs as a silicified and carbonated zone within a steeply south dipping body of porphyry/syenite. The zone measures 1.5 m to 15 m wide and contains up more...
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