Duluth Metals' Drill Hole Gets 1.5 m Of 4.78 g/t Total Precious Metals In Base Metal Finding

Duluth Metals has announced the results of two holes drilled in its Nokomis Deposit in Minnesota. For hole MEX-153, in addition to anomalous base-metal findings, Duluth got 4.178 g/t Total Precious Metals (gold, palladium and platinum) in a 1.5 m subinterval of a 42.6 m interval that got 0.615 g/t TPMs. The second hole, MEX-154, had a 94.4 m interval with 0.443 g/t TPMs. The main findings were of base metals, and the values are detailed in the news release.

This report hit the web at mid-afternoon, ET. Subsequently, Duluth closed at 20 cents, down 1.5 cents on the day. At the time of release, it had already reached 20 cents.

The company's Google Finance web page is here.

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