Thursday, February 16, 2012

New Silver Mine in Nevada

Today Cypress Development Corp. (CYP) announced the results of a surface magnetometer survey and the assay results of surface samples collected on its Twenty-One silver-gold property located in Mineral County, west central Nevada. Cypress Development Corp. is a diversified precious and base metals exploration and development company with properties in Red Lake, Ontario, Canada, and in Nevada, U.S.A.


The assay results show that quartz veins contain very high grade precious metal mineralization, particularly silver and gold. Sampling of quartz vein material from historic workings returned silver assay values from 203 to 2100 g/t of silver (67.7 oz/t) and the high silver values are accompanied by gold values of 3.4 g/t of gold.

Discovery of a new area of mineralized outcrop has been made; outcropping, iron and manganese oxide stained limestone located over 750 metres NNW of the vein area returned 17 g/t silver along with strong lead, zinc and manganese values

Cypress Development plans to commence a drill program in April.

The property covers the contiguous ENE extension of silver and gold mineralization mined at the Mindora deposit. The Mindora deposit is reported to have over 1 million ounces of silver and gold based on shallow drilling done in the 1980's. The Mindora deposit is based on drilling done in the 1980's no drilling has ever occurred on the Twenty-One property.

Gold and silver assay results for the surface samples collected at the Twenty-One property in January showed very high grade silver assays (up to 2100 g/t Ag and gold values (up to 3.4 g/t Au), from surface samples of exposed quartz veins and from dump material in an area containing a series of historic pits and trenches in the south central portion of the property.

To find out more about Cypress Development Corp. you can access their website at www.cypressdevelopmentcorp.com.

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