LA REYNA

Panoramic view of La Reyna project

Significant Location.

An exploration project located within the Cusihuiriachic Silver District. 10km SE of Sierra Metals’ Cusi Mine.

Exclusive Area.

Covers the historic La Reyna mine, one of the centers of the historic production of the district. Thea area has been recently consolidated and still in private lands.

Productive Mining Camp.

The Cusihuiriachic Mining District has produced around 80+ Moz silver from 1600s to 1940s. The Cusi Mine, which is the only major mine in the district, has produced 1.03 Moz AgEq in 2019.

Opportunity to Use Modern Exploration.

Other than surface sampling, no modern exploration techniques or drilling had take place in the property. The geological potential is highly favorable.

MINERALIZATION

• The project’s mineralization indicates low-sulfidation epithermal deposit as shown by the veins, breccia, and stockwork.
• It is hosted in a large structure (La Reyna) that trends NS-NNE and dips steeply to the E (70-80°).
• The main mineral body (3-5m wide) appears to be located in the center of the structure, and that a second mineral body (3m wide), is located along the footwall.
• Other possible sub-parallel structures appear to exist in the area of the La Reyna mine, where small mine workings may be seen 100-200m to the east of the main workings.
• Argillic and subordinate silicic alterations mark the La Reyna structure which is strongly evident on its surface.
• The La Reyna could extend up to 4km strike as evidenced by scatted altered outcrops. It is generally covered by loose materials and locally by the upper rhyolites.