Recon run tells EVR there’s ‘very promising’ high-grade antimony, copper, and silver across Dollar

Early reconnaissance at Dollar has confirmed to EV Resources (ASX:EVR) that there’s high-grade antimony, copper, and silver across the U.S. project − and the Aussie explorer is springing into action to capitalise quickly.

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The recon visit, run by EVR’s geotechs in November, focused on validating historical workings and assessing Dollar’s mineralisation styles.

Rock chips from the historic dumps and outcropping veins the on-site EVR team worked across returned exceptional grades, capped by 15.05% antimony from a quartz-stibnite vein float, 17.8% copper, 8.96% Sb, and over 10Kppm silver from historic dump material, and 7.34% SB from a 15-centimetre vein.

“These results are very promising in terms of indicating the presence of high-grade antimony, copper, silver, and gold values on the Dollar project,” explained EV Resource’s managing director, Mike Brown.

Notably − EVR uncovered two distinct styles on the U.S. property: A polymetallic system with copper, antimony, gold, and silver, and a specific quartz-stibnite vein system. Some gold was “evident,” but testing is to confirm.

These January findings have spurred the company on to run “systematic explorations” for the next few months through to the middle of the year. Those plans include detailed follow-ups like property-wide soil geochemical surveys and geological mapping; both are slated to start in March CY26.

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