El Tranquilo Property Block – Cap Oeste Project

SANTA CRUZ, ARGENTINA

Updated Resource of 655,932 ounces of gold equivalent

 

EL TRANQUILO PROPERTY BLOCK LOCATION

The El Tranquilo Property  Block is situated approximately 65km southeast of Bajo Caracoles in the Santa Cruz Province, and contains the Cap Oeste Project and a number of other significant prospects including the Breccia Valentina and the Vetas norte trend. Good access is available to all these areas which are less than 3 hours drive from Perito Moreno.

Cap Oeste and Breccia Valentina are situated approximately 6km apart within an approximate 8km wide x 10km long window of variably clay-silica-Fe oxide altered Chon Aike volcanic rocks. This regional scale window of alteration is surrounded by Tertiary cover rocks which postdate the timing of alteration and related mineralization NW trending regional scale, structural corridor. This corridor is defined by multiple sub parallel zones of hydrothermal and fault brecciation, epithermal veining and pervasively developed high level style alteration and phreatomagmatically brecciated subvolcanic felsic domes.
  
 

PROPERTY OWNERSHIP

The El Tranquilo Block comprises a total of 60 sq km, held 100% by Patagonia Gold S.A (PGSA). These concessions were acquired in February 2007 from subsidiaries of Barrick Gold Corporation.

In 2008 Patagonia Gold purchased the 36,544ha Estancia La Bajada which contains the Cap Oeste Project and the Breccia Valentina prospect.
  
 

GEOLOGY

Geologically located in the western portion of the Deseado Massif geological province of southern Patagonia, this Jurassic aged volcanic complex is widely acknowledged as an emerging world class, epithermal Au-Ag mining district.  Several producing and advanced stage gold-silver projects including Cerro Vanguardia- 4.4Moz Au equiv (AngloGold-Ashanti), Cerro Negro- +2.5Moz Au equiv (Andean Resources), Manantial Espejo- 1.2Moz Au equiv (Pan American Silver), San Jose- 1.99Moz Au equiv (Hochschild/Minera Andes) and Mina Martha- 22Moz Ag equivalent (Coeur D'Alene) are hosted in this metallogenic province.

The stratigraphy of the Cap Oeste project area is characterized by a sub horizontal  +150m thick sequence of variably welded, ash vitric tuff  which overly a +100m thick, quartz crystal tuff unit both of which belong to the Jurassic aged Chon Aike Formation.
Mineralization at Cap Oeste is controlled by  a regional scale NW striking fault system that has cut the volcanic  stratigraphy which in cross section indicates normal vertical displacement greater than 100m and a component of right-lateral strike-slip displacement which has juxtaposed the upper and lower tuff units.
The structural regime and interpreted fault kinematics for the Cap Oeste area are consistent with regional E-W to NE-SW extension which is well documented in the Patagonian back-arc region during the Jurassic period as being the main spatial and genetic control for the localization of other precious metal deposits in the region.

 

  
 

EXPLORATION / DRILLING

Historic exploration completed between 1997-2003 by Barrick consisted of regional scale lag geochemistry and limited trench sampling over outcropping brecciation along a zone extending approximately 200m of significant gold anomalism.
In 2007, PGSA conducted resampling and validation of previous trenching over the main zone and extended the exposure of breccia related mineralization at surface with additional trenching along a 900m strike length.
 

Diamond and RC drill testing at depth below the zones highlighted by the most significant trench results commenced in late 2007 and had by June 2008 drilled 95 diamond and RC holes for a total of 11,328m.  This drilling formed the basis of a NI43-101 compliant resource estimate which reported (at a 0.3 g/t cut off) an Indicated Resource of 149,842 oz gold and 3,647,751 oz silver and additional Inferred of 154,257 oz gold and 3,282,074 oz silver.

The second phase of drilling initiated in September 2008 was completed by June 2009 and formed the basis of the Resource update by Micon International.  A further 61 holes for 14,611m were drilled, focusing on the main Resource area defined by the previous drill campaign. However, the Main shoot was extended to ~400m below surface.

  
 
Cap Oeste Project -  Significant Drill Hole Intersections
Drill Hole No.
From (m)
Interval (m)  
Au g/t
Ag g/t 
CO-001-R
44,00
13,00
11,55
47
including
50,00
5,00
28,70
85
and
65,00
5,00
1,40
28
CO-002-R
48,00
6,00
2,36
68
CO-007-R
49,00
5,00
5,80
68
CO-008-R
40,00
10,00
3,61
33
CO-011-DR
103,00
9,50
2,92
65
including
106,95
4,70
5,23
133
CO-015-D
75,85
14,35
2,38
19
including
75,85
5,25
5,55
29
CO-016-D
91,95
13,45
11,93
389
including
91,95
5,05
30,47
1.012
including
93,15
1,20
94,28
3.410
CO-028-R
11,00
20,00
1,40
18
including
24,00
6,00
3,29
16
CO-031-R
11,00
11,00
2,30
2
including
17,00
5,00
4,54
2
CO-034-D
87,00
5,00
3,28
172
CO-036-D
47,10
12,30
14,03
56
including
52,60
5,30
31,05
100
CO-044-DR
55,00
5,00
5,44
33
including
56,00
3,00
7,71
11
CO-045-D
35,00
11,40
2,27
2
CO-051-D
79,00
12,00
3,20
27
including
81,00
5,10
4,79
24
CO-054-DR
132,00
7,00
47,16
769
including
133,10
2,80
115,94
1.875
CO-055-DR
160,00
11,80
2,79
144
including
168,30
2,70
9,28
453
CO-058-D  
57,42
7,28
2,21
326
including  
59,03
0,97
6,13
1.968
CO-060-D  
88,00
7,00
3,78
51
CO-065-DR  
140,90
30,10
1,59
18
CO-067-DR  
3,00
24,00
1,85
76
including  
23,00
3,00
5,89
401
CO-078-D  
181,65
37,35
1,04
11
CO-080-DR  
161,00
27,00
7,88
122
including  
170,00
15,20
12,94
189
including  
175,90
2,10
33,71
71
including  
181,80
0,90
10,69
1.717
CO-081-DR  
156,60
17,00
2,24
127
including  
168,20
5,40
5,42
238
CO-084-DR  
175,00
31,10
1,24
24
including  
178,70
2,75
4,14
100
CO-086-DR  
193,90
7,10
4,89
208
including  
197,10
3,90
7,64
312
CO-089-DR  
182,35
21,65
1,24
17
CO-090-DR  
192,20
15,30
3,35
20
including  
197,00
2,00
19,70
38
CO-097-DR  
132,92
6,80
10,92
1.711
including  
132,92
2,62
24,27
3.963
CO-098-DR  
153,80
16,90
3,18
157
including  
163,70
4,00
11,19
557
CO-099-D  
80,10
10,40
12,02
178
including  
80,10
1,18
100,80
953
CO-104-DR  
171,00
15,25
6,10
1.777
including  
178,00
8,25
9,73
2.716
CO-105-DR  
186,95
6,15
5,86
200
including  
186,95
2,05
9,71
241
and  
195,00
8,75
5,95
154
including  
201,45
1,75
13,06
172
CO-105-DR  
186,95
17,80
15,18
157
including  
193,10
1,90
97,06
111
CO-107-DR  
181,00
19,60
5,82
247
including  
189,70
8,55
10,89
486
CO-108-DR  
70,10
9,65
14,88
592
including  
70,10
3,90
26,58
595
including  
75,50
1,25
26,70
2.478
CO-109-DR  
127,60
11,70
2,30
49
including  
136,00
2,30
6,49
176
CO-110-DR  
152,30
4,20
10,32
1.490
including  
152,30
2,08
19,05
2.818
CO-111-DR  
53,20
5,30
3,63
800
including  
57,00
1,50
5,21
2.737
CO-116-DR  
258,50
13,15
4,45
98
including  
264,00
5,10
7,76
204
CO-117-DR
110,50
7,30
3,54
31
including
110,50
2,50
7,49
38
CO-119-DR
258,00
13,20
14,54
186
including
261,00
2,00
40,32
400
including
268,00
1,00
35,54
764
CO-123-DR
257,90
16,10
5,86
260
including
269,57
3,53
14,02
629
CO-125-DR
278,00
10,00
5,29
860
including
280,50
2,08
18,97
3.990
CO-126-DR
283,00
32,00
2,53
20
CO-127-DR
234,50
13,00
5,40
853
including
244,60
2,90
16,37
2.695
CO-129-D
278,00
15,80
5,22
126
including
281,00
7,00
8,23
239
CO-130-D
258,00
14,10
3,58
60
including
268,00
3,00
5,38
23
CO-131-D
279,00
24,00
2,62
23
including
290,50
3,00
4,79
39
CO-132-D
280,40
32,70
2,86
45
including
305,85
3,80
5,66
22
CO-139-D
244,70
11,80
15,21
203
including
249,00
5,10
33,34
372
CO-144-D
316,00
33,00
5,77
182
including
326,50
5,00
10,07
150
and 
346,05
1,65
43,64
2.137
CO-145-D
271,00
29,90
7,81
315
including
289,95
7,05
21,89
1.003
CO-147A-D
323,00
1,30
13,50
186
CO-148-R
33,00
7,00
6,42
305
including
37,00
2,00
10,38
846
CO-149-R
96,00
19,00
2,14
21
CO-150-D
285,15
4,30
4,18
25
CO-152B-D
300,94
11,06
4,56
17
and
317,30
2,90
10,74
24
CO-154-D
288,40
6,30
5,64
47
CO-155-D
257,90
23,10
5,81
49
including
269,45
9,55
9,38
54
and
300,95
20,50
3,98
189
including
313,00
8,45
6,26
366
and
330,00
12,30
2,63
48
including
340,70
1,60
6,91
230
 
Drill intercepts of the oxidised and sulphitic (unoxidizd) downdip extensions of the breccia filled fault zone have returned bonanza grades, i.e. 5m @ >30g/t Au. This high grade core zone is enveloped by a wide halo of a chalcedonic vein network and hydrothermal brecciation in the hanging wall and pyrite veinlet and disseminated hosted Au-Ag mineralization in the footwall respectively which collectively comprise a drilled width of up to 30m. Drill section 10000, shown is a typical sectional interpretation.
  
 

To June 2009, 156 drill holes totalling  25,939 metres had been drilled on the Cap-Oeste structure, over 1.2 kilometres of strike and down dip to ~400m. The Resource statement, produced by Micon International out of Toronto, is based on the this drilling.

The drilling results continue to confirm the presence of a wide gold mineralized structure with a core (the ‘Main shoot’) containing bonanza grade gold and silver. The high grade gold values are associated with bonanza grade silver values.

Drill hole CO-104-DR  containing from 186.95m 17.8m @ 15.2g/t Au

 
 
Rubby Silver and free gold in CO-155-D and CO-139-D

The Resource study by Micon produced the following gold and silver resources to Canadian NI-43-101
 

Summary of the Estimated Mineral Resources, Cap-Oeste Deposit
 

Category

Tonnes

Au Cap
Ok

Oz Au
Cap

Ag Cap
Ok

Oz Ag
Cap

Indicated

5,629,645

1.89

342,120

65.04

11,773,380

Inferred

1,053,990

1.35

45,750

41.34

1,401,030
 
  1. The contained ounces rounded to the nearest 10 oz
  2. The density used to determine tonnages is derived by application of a correction factor of +7.5% to the average density as determined by PGSA
  3. Mineral resources which are not mineral reserves do not have demonstrated economic viability. The estimate of mineral resources may be materially affected by environmental, permitting, legal, title, taxation, sociopolitical, marketing or other relevant issue.
  4. The quantity and grade reported Inferred Resources in this estimation are conceptual in nature and there has been insufficient exploration to define these Inferred Resources as an Indicated or Measured Mineral Resource. It is uncertain if further exploration will result in the upgrading of the Inferred Resources into an Indicated or Measured Mineral Resource category.
 

Comparison of Capped vs. Uncapped Metal Grades, Cap-Oeste Deposit
 

Category

Tonnes

Au Cap
Ok

Au Nocap
Ok

Oz Au
Cap

Oz Au
Nocap

Ag Cap
Ok

Ag Nocap
Ok

Oz Ag
Cap

Oz Ag
Nocap

Indicated

5,629,645

1.89

2.00

342,120

362,040

65.04

80.12

11,773,380

14,503,120

Inferred

1,053,990

1.35

1.36

45,750

46,090

41.34

47.33

1,401,030

1,604,030
 

The following comments are extracts from Micon’s report.

Exploration work by PGSA has been successful in locating the Cap Oeste gold-silver deposit in 2008 and additional delineation drilling during the 2009 field season has been successful in extending the limits of the mineralization down-plunge to a vertical depth of approximately 370m from surface

Considering the near surface location of the mineralization that has been outlined at the Cap Oeste deposit, the conceptual operation scenario contemplates extraction of the gold- and silver- bearing material by means of open pit mining method.................

Throughout the northern portion of the El Tranquilo property block exploration claims PGSA has defined at least seven areas hosting either gold-silver mineralisation or containing elevated levels of “pathfinder” geochemical metals............These areas are spatially related to three 2- to 3-km spaced northwest to west northwest trending regional scale mineralized structural corridors...

From the results presented above Micon believes that additional diamond drilling programs are clearly warranted to search for the limits of the Cap Oeste deposit. Such programs would test for the continuation of the gold-silver mineralization along the down plunge projections of the known mineralization shoots, test the south-eastern and north-western strike projection of the mineralization along the Bonanza fault, and begin testing the Esperanza fault for its potential of hosting additional mineralization.

Micon concludes; the sampling methods, security and analytical procedures employed at the Cap-Oeste drilling and trenching programs were carried out by PGSA to acceptable industry and NI43-101 standards.
End of Extract.
 

Exploration drilling on the peripheral prospects has also been undertaken.

A Reverse Circulation (RC) drilling campaign of 2,252 metres has been completed on the Don Pancho, Vetas Norte, Puma and Felix prospects, all located within 5 kilometres of Cap-Oeste.

A further 921 metres of RC and diamond drilling was completed on the Pampa and Cap-Oeste South East (COSE) prospects located on the north-west and south-east extensions of the Cap-Oeste trend (Bonanza fault).
 

Significant intersections from that drill programme include:
 

Hole No.

From

Interval 

Grade

Grade

 

metres

metres

Au g/t

Ag g/t

DPA-003-R

23.00

5.00

8.13

250

including

23.00

1.00

20.4

447

and

27.00

1.00

10.9

489

DPA-008-R

44.00

7.00

1.70

10

VNO-001-R

35.00

6.00

0.84

5.0

including

36.00

2.00

1.67

7.5

VNO-08-R

83.00

1.00

15.80

9.0

FLX-001-R

19.00

1.00

63.70

140

FLX-004-R

28.00

5.00

1.32

28

CSE-002-R

134.00

12.00

2.53

5.4

including

142.00

3.00

5.19

60

CX-038-D

114.00

2.25

5.71

3.2
 

Hi-definition IKONOS imagery enabled identification of structural trends, Breccia Valentina and Vetas Norte, sub parallel to the Cap-Oeste trend. PGD’s exploration teams have systematically mapped, rock chip sampled and trenched these trends and have successfully defined drill targets.

An exploration drilling campaign has recently been completed on several of these targets including Don Pancho, Vetas Norte and Felix.

The Don Pancho prospect is located in a flex in the Breccia Valentina trend. Results from trench assays were proportionately similar to the original trenching results from the Cap-Oeste gold-silver deposit which is only 1,100 metres to the south west. Drilling on a short section of the trend has confirmed the presence of high grade gold and silver within a silicified brecciated structure.
Don Pancho remains open at depth as well as along strike to the south east and to the north-west where it would intersect the Bonanza fault in the vicinity of the Pampa prospect.

The Vetas Norte prospect contains an area of epithermal quartz blocks which in sawn channel samples over the limited outcropping vein material returned up to 2.1m @ 0.68 g/t Au. Textural evidence indicates increased potential for mineralisation at depth. Drill results beneath the outcrops have confirmed this model.

The Felix prospect contains both low sulphidation quartz veining as well as low angle silicified brecciated structures. Geological evidence suggests that this prospect is also in the upper levels of a mineralised system. Drilling has confirmed the gold – silver mineralization of the area, intersecting broad zones of mineralization and high grade gold.

Drilling along the Cap-Oeste trend (Bonanza fault) also returned very encouraging results.
The Pampa prospect, located 2.5 kilometres to the north-west of Cap-Oeste and also centred on an extensive geophysical chargeability high, returned high grade values in chalcedonic veinlets at a vertical depth of less than 90m. This prospect, along strike from Cap-Oeste and straddling the intersection of the Don Pancho trend, is considered highly prospective for a repetition of the Cap-Oeste main shoot.

The COSE prospect is centred on an extensive geophysical chargeability high located 2 kilometres to the south-east of Cap-Oeste. Two holes drilled into the interpreted strike extension of the Bonanza fault intersected chalcedonic vein.

The encouraging results in the initial two drill holes at COSE have subsequently been extended with spectacular results:
A further drill programme commenced on COSE in September 2009. Interpretation of the first 10 holes (CSE-03 – CSE-12), supported the model that the mineralised zone improved to the north-west and with depth. Accordingly drill hole CSE-13 was drilled 100 m to the north-west of CSE-02 successfully intersecting the mineralised breccia. The matrix of the breccia was in places ‘healed’ with ruby silver minerals. Fine grained electrum was also visible. From 208.3 metres ‘down hole’ a 4.10 metre section of the breccia intersected exceptionally high grade gold and silver values, averaging 561.6 g/t Au and 28,523g/t Ag. Several metres of the hanging wall and the footwall also contain significant gold values..

 
 

Photo showing section of high grade mineralisation in CSE-13-D.
 
 
SUMMARY of drill hole cordinates at Cap Oeste
Hole
Section
Eastings
Northings
Elevation
Depth
Azimuth
Dip
CO-001-R
N10100
2390625,233
4688009,881
438,99
080,00
50
-55
CO-002-R
N10050
2390666,64
4687979,726
442,65
074,00
50
-56
CO-003-R
N10000
2390688,013
4687931,672
448,81
080,00
50
-55
CO-004-R
N10150
2390597,301
4688050,945
431,91
056,00
50
-55
CO-005-R
N10200
2390555,037
4688081,794
428,46
055,00
50
-55
CO-006-R
N10250
2390518,347
4688116,533
427,09
060,00
50
-55
CO-007-R
N9950
2390732,705
4687907,527
454,95
070,00
50
-55
CO-008-R
N9900
2390763,668
4687867,93
457,89
070,00
50
-55
CO-009-R
N10100
2390601,032
4687986,313
442,68
120,00
50
-55
CO-010-R
N10050
2390634,45
4687951,681
447,47
111,00
50
-55
CO-011-DR
N10000
2390654,787
4687901,798
454,46
123,25
50
-55
CO-012-DR
N10150
2390562,143
4688020,512
437,33
114,00
50
-55
CO-013-D
N10200
2390523,652
4688054,963
434,73
123,00
50
-55
CO-014-D
N10250
2390482,658
4688085,936
432,05
111,25
50
-55
CO-015-D
N9900
2390733,062
4687843,452
460,06
117,00
50
-55
CO-016-D
N9950
2390696,436
4687877,245
458,80
111,10
50
-55
CO-017-R
N9950
2390848,358
4688005,695
426,22
044,00
50
-50
CO-018-R
N9850
2390935,107
4687952,939
427,27
040,00
50
-55
CO-019-R
N9950
2390786,535
4687953,741
436,89
080,00
50
-50
CO-020-R
N9950
2390823,026
4687985,167
429,37
050,00
50
-50
CO-021-D
N10400
2390429,681
4688235,421
417,67
046,20
50
-50
CO-022-D
N10325
2390461,523
4688177,17
421,74
062,95
50
-50
CO-023-D
N10500
2390348,371
4688328,475
415,21
068,85
50
-50
CO-024-D
N10600
2390286,869
4688401,052
414,81
078,05
50
-55
CO-025-D
N10675
2390246,358
4688445,645
413,95
087,00
50
-55
CO-026-D
N10750
2390199,341
4688512,725
414,06
069,25
50
-55
CO-027-D
N10825
2390153,288
4688562,732
416,31
078,05
50
-55
CO-028-R
N9900
2390791,405
4687889,834
449,89
056,00
50
-55
CO-029-R
N10000
2390719,048
4687956,396
443,64
056,00
50
-55
CO-030-R
N9950
2390755,536
4687928,156
447,67
060,00
50
-55
CO-031-R
N9850
2390800,126
4687832,857
455,89
068,00
50
-55
CO-032-R
N9800
2390831,156
4687796,211
458,43
062,00
50
-55
CO-033-R
N9750
2390862,791
4687757,415
460,88
062,00
50
-55
CO-034-D
N10100
2390602,49
4687985,657
442,62
150,95
50
-55
CO-035-D
N10050
2390636,219
4687950,587
447,54
146,90
50
-55
CO-036-D
N10100
2390624,808
4688008,584
438,99
108,10
50
-55
CO-037-D
N10290
2390489,881
4688146,917
424,48
126,15
50
-55
CO-038-DR
N10400
2390386,057
4688196,77
422,01
118,60
50
-55
CO-039-DR
N10325
2390420,241
4688140,471
425,94
151,00
50
-55
CO-040-DR
N10290
2390454,188
4688112,409
429,34
116,00
50
-55
CO-041-R
N9700
2390893,308
4687717,665
460,80
056,00
50
-55
CO-042-R
N9650
2390927,794
4687681,251
459,36
054,00
50
-55
CO-043-DR
N9850
2390757,167
4687799,317
466,88
110,00
50
-55
CO-044-DR
N9800
2390813,399
4687763,299
469,44
089,00
50
-55
CO-045-D
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