Viscount Mining flags antimony, tellurium anomalies at Cherry Creek project in Nevada

• Viscount Mining reported a geochemical review at its Cherry Creek project in Nevada, flagging broad antimony and tellurium anomalies.
• Rock sampling found 106 antimony results at 100–10,000 ppm; the company linked the highest values to a central east–west structural corridor.
• Gold in the same corridor reached 48.6 g/t, shaping a stibnite-gold vein target for drill planning.
• Tellurium work identified 13 rock samples above 4 ppm, peaking at 56.8 ppm; anomalies clustered along the Exchequer Fault.
• Exploration teams are integrating the new datasets to refine drill targets, prioritizing the antimony-gold corridor and the Au-Bi-Te fault target.

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