GOLD-SILVER: Rockhaven’s first numbers from Klaza project

YUKON – Vancouver-based Rockhaven Resources has released the first inferred resource estimate for its 100% owned Klaza gold property, located in the Dawson Range gold belt. Using a 1.50 g/t Au cut-off, the property likely contains 948,348 oz of gold and 21.78 million oz of silver or 1.31 million oz of gold equivalent.

The estimate includes only the BRX and Klaza zones. For the two zones the inferred estimate is 7.04 million tonnes grading 4.19 g/t Au and 96.23 g/t Ag (5.79 g/t AuEq). There are also base metals values: 0.78% Pb, 0.93% Zn and 0.09% Cu.

Rockhaven geologists have identified nine mineralize structures and several subsidiary structures over an area 4 km long and up to 2 km wide at Klaza. The BRX and Klaza zones have each been traced along strike for 2.4 metres ant to depths of 520 metres and 310 metres down-dip. The mineralization is aid to share a number of similarities with carbonate base metal gold (CBM) style deposits.

Highlights from the BRX and Klaza zone as well as core box models and photos are posted at RockhavenResources.com.