MAX Resource Corp.: Max Resource Significantly Expands the CONEJO Copper-Silver Zone at CESAR North, Colombia
MAX RESOURCE CORP. (TSXV: MXR) (OTC Pink: MXROF) (FSE: M1D2) ( Max or the Company ) is pleased to report new assay results increasing the area of the CONEJO Zone by 500% at CESAR North, within the wholly-owned CESAR copper-silver project in North Eastern Colombia (refer to Figure 2).
The latest set of assays expands the CONEJO copper-silver zone to an area covering 3.2-km by 1.6-km. The CONEJO zone still remains open in all directions, lying along the mid portion of the 80-kilometre-long CESAR North copper-silver belt. CONEJO assay results include:
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MAX RESOURCE CORP. (TSXV: MXR) (OTC Pink: MXROF) (FSE: M1D2) (“Max” or the “Company”) is pleased to report a fifth new copper zone, the “SP Zone”, located 8-km north-east of the CONEJO copper-silver discovery, at CESAR North within the wholly-owned CESAR copper-silver project in North Eastern Colombia.
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SP is the latest copper zone located along the CESAR North 80-kilometre continuous copper belt (refer to Figure 1).
SP Copper Zone
The new SP zone, lies along the mid portion of the 80-kilometre CESAR North belt, and at first pass, lines up well with the four previous copper discoveries (URU, CONEJO, AMN and AMS). SP, currently represented by mineralized float, is presently being followed up with mapping and geochemical sampling to locate the source of mineralization. Collected soil and rock samples
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