Key points
- Six samples returned 97% CaF2 or better, including three at 99.9% CaF2
- Multiple mineralised structures identified across a 700m corridor
- New Spar prospect located 450m east of Big Jim with grades up to 94.3% CaF2
- Results support potential for high-grade fluorspar deposits in Nevada
- Fluorspar grades consistent with recent metallurgical testwork
Full summary
OD6 Metals Ltd has announced significant high-grade fluorspar results from the Quinn Fluorspar Project in Nevada, USA. The results from the Rocket-Big Jim-Spar Corridor show exceptional grades, with six samples returning 97% CaF2 or better, including three at 99.9% CaF2. The corridor extends approximately 700 meters and includes multiple mineralized structures. The newly identified Spar prospect, located 450 meters east of Big Jim, returned grades up to 94.3% CaF2. These results confirm the presence of high-grade fluorspar across at least four mineralized structures, with the corridor remaining open along strike and at depth. The findings support the potential for compact, very high-grade fluorspar deposits, which complement OD6's other projects in the region.
Outlook
The high-grade fluorspar results from the Quinn Project reinforce OD6's strategic position in the U.S. fluorspar market, offering potential for premium Metspar and Acidspar products.