First Class Metals On-Site: More Visible Gold at Sunbeam

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First Class Metals On-Site: More Visible Gold at Sunbeam First Class Metals CEO Marc Sale joins StockBox live from the Sunbeam Gold Property in Ontario, Canada, to showcase newly exposed gold-bearing outcrops along the Roy trend. Following the exceptional 32,100g/t gold grab sample, further prospecting has identified additional visible gold and eight samples exceeding 5g/t gold, including a peak of 17.3g/t. With a gold anomaly now established over approximately 300 metres, Marc explains why intersecting geological structures could be key to identifying further high-grade zones. Walking through the recently stripped outcrops, Marc discusses the geological evidence, the potential for a new discovery and the exploration work needed to establish future drill targets. Key topics covered: - The 32,100g/t gold grab sample and further visible gold discoveries. - Eight additional high-grade grab samples, including 17.3g/t gold. - Gold mineralisation identified approximately 1.1km northeast of the historic Roy shafts. - The importance of quartz veining, structural intersections and gold-lead soil anomalies. - Geological mapping and channel sampling to refine the Roy exploration model. - Planned drilling at Pettigrew and further winter drilling at Roy. - The longer-term potential to define a mineral resource through additional exploration. 🔗 Watch the latest Research Talks video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1FOZ4YgpNTE 🌐 Visit StockBox Media: https://stockboxmedia.com/ 🏢 Visit the company website: https://firstclassmetalsplc.com/ 📰 Sign up for the StockBox Media newsletter: https://mailchi.mp/stockboxmedia.com/zhf1vui0io 🐦 Follow StockBox Media on X: https://x.com/StockBoxMedia Subscribe and turn on notifications to receive the latest company interviews, research discussions and mining market updates. Please like, comment and share this interview to support the channel and help us bring you more conversations with companies across this sector.