MG Capital and DLP Resources announces high grade Copper-Cobalt potential at Hungry Creek
MG Capital and DLP Resources announces high grade Copper-Cobalt potential at
Hungry Creek
Cranbrook, British Columbia, (Newsfile Corp. – January 9, 2020) – MG Capital Corporation
(TSXV: DLP) (“ MG” or the “Corporation ”) is pleased to report the discovery of numerous
massive to semi -massive sulphide-rich boulders spread along a boulder “float train ” of 2 kms
determined from stream bed sampling on the Hungry Creek property.
The Hungry Creek property, held by MG’s wholly -owned subsidiary, DLP Resources Inc. (“ DLP”), is
comprised of 11 mineral claims totaling 42.62 sq. km in size , and is located 35 km west of
Kimberley, B.C. Access to the property is via good loggings roads that come to within 1 km of
the eastern edge of the property.
Past and current prospecting in the stream bed of Hungry creek has discovered num erous large
boulders of quartzite hosting, semi -massive to massive, sulphides. These boulders ar e
commonly larger than 1 cubic meter and have been traced upstream from the mouth of Hungry
creek.
The massive to semi -massive sulphides, hosted by the float boulders, consists of cobaltiferous
pyrite-pyrrhotite and copper sulphides such as C halcopyrite, minor Bournonite and Chalcocite.
Sixteen mineralized float boulders were assayed for C obalt and C opper. The 16 boulders
sampled had an assay range of 0.008% to 5.0% for Copper and 0.002% to 0.23% for Cobalt .
Follow-up prospecting in 2019, located a large, anomalous, Copper-Cobalt gossan consisting of
limonite and leached, v uggy, quartzite that is similar to the mineralized float boulders. A
limited soil geochem survey upslope from the mineralized float located 2 copper- cobalt
anomalies.
To locate the source of the copper -cobalt rich float boulders, in 2020, DLP plans an aggressive
geological mapping, geophysics and soil geochemistry program with follow up of diamond
drilling campaign.
Highlights from the assay result of the Hungry Creek Float Train are:
• HSK-02 is 50% orthoquarzite and 50% pyrrhotite, pyrite and chalcopyrite and assayed
0.16% cobalt; 0.47% copper and 1.85 g/t silver
• HSK-03 is 60% orthoquartzite and 40% pyrite-pyrrhotite and assayed 0.13% cobalt,
150.0 ppm copper and 0.16 g/t silver.
• HSK-04 is 70% orthoquartzite; 30% chalcopyrite with minor bournonite and chalcocite
and assayed 21.8 ppm cobalt; 4.62% copper and 50.7 g/t silver.
• HSK-07 is 60% orthoquartzite; 40% pyrite-pyrrhotite with lessor chalcopyrite and rare
bournonite and assayed 321.0 ppm cobalt; 0.75% copper and 3.15 g/t silver.
• HMK-05 is 80% massive pyrite-pyrrhotite cut by late barren quartz vein and assayed
0.11% cobalt; 82.0 ppm copper and 0.63 g/t silver.
• HMK-06 is 70% pyrite-pyrrhotite-chalcopyrite and 30% orthoquartzite and assayed
0.18% cobalt; 5.0% copper and 25.2 g/t silver.
• DLP19-1 is 85% pyrite-pyrrhotite-chalcopyrite and 15% orothoquartzite and assayed
0.23% cobalt, 0.32% copper and 2.66 g/t silver.
• Hungry Creek Float Assays – 2010
• SK10-277 assayed 122.9 ppm cobalt; 1.66% copper and 23.8 g/t silver.
• SK10-278 assayed 425.0 ppm cobalt; 0.67% copper and 2.8 g/t silver.
• SK10 -279 assayed 176.0 ppm cobalt; 2.95% copper and 15.1 g/t silver.
• Samples from the Flatrock Creek drainage immediately north of Hungry Creek
• HSK-22 is 50% quartz vein cutting orthoquartzite and 50% chalcopyrite and assayed
130.0 ppm cobalt; 1.86% copper and 33.5 g/t silver.
• HSK-23 is 50% quartz vein in schist; 50% sulphides mainly chalcopyrite with some galena
and assayed 45.0 ppm cobalt; 2.68% copper and 45.0 g/t silver.
• HSK-24 is quartz vein in schist and 55% chalcopyrite with rare galena and some limonite
and assayed 50.0 ppm cobalt; 4.06% copper and 16.8 g/t silver.
David L. Pighin, consulting geologist and co -founder of DLP Resources, is the qualified person
(“QP”) of the Corporation as defined by National Instrument 43 -101. Mr. Pighin has reviewed
and approved the technical contents of this news release.
For further information, please contact:
MG Capital Corporation
Jim Stypula, Chief Executive Officer
Robin Sudo, Chief Financial Officer and Corporate Secretary
Telephone: 250-426-7808
Email: [email protected]
Email: [email protected]
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