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Titan (Vanadium ON)
Overview:
In January 2010, Prophecy Resource Corp. (now Prophecy Coal) entered into an option agreement with Randsburg International Gold Corp., whereby Prophecy assumed an 80% interest in the Titan Vanadium-Titanium-Iron. The Titan project is located in eastern Ontario, approximately 120 km east-northeast of Sudbury. Straddling the boundary between Angus and Flett townships, the property features proximity to excellent infrastructure. The main line of the Ontario Northland Railway crosses the property through the Bushnell flag station, about five miles southwest of the mineralized area. Highway 11, a main provincial highway linking northern and southern Ontario, is just 18 km west of Titan. A major high voltage transmission line (about 230-kv) runs approximately 2.5km east of the property and the Northern Ontario Natural Gas pipeline lies approximately 25km west of the property. Read more >>
Highlights:
- Deposit is in Ontario, Canada, between Angus and Flett townships, with access to excellent infrastructure
- 142 metres of 0.27% Vanadium (0.48% Vanadium Pentoxide) from Hole RA-5-21 and 174 metres of 0.26% Vanadium (0.46% Vanadium Pentoxide) from Hole RA-5-10. Mineralization starts from the surface to an open vertical depth of 500 meters. The complete horizontal and vertical extent of the deposit is still to be determined.
- Features aeromagnetic anomaly approximately 1,200 X 800 metres in area
Titan’s Resource:
Based on resource estimated at cutoff grade of 40% Fe2O3.
| Tonnes (t) | V (%) | TiO2 (%) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Inferred | 49.0 Million | 0.24 | 14.82 |
Based on resource estimated at cutoff grade of 40% Fe2O3.
| Metal | Inferred |
|---|---|
| Vanadium | 259 Million lbs |
| Titanium Dioxide | 7,259 Million kgs |
Based on resource estimated at cutoff grade of 40% Fe2O3. Titan resource estimate is based on the February 2010 NI 43-101 Technical Report by Mine Development Associates. The report is authored by Neil Prenn, P. Eng, who is an independent Qualified Person under NI 43-101. Titan is 80% owned by Prophecy Coal. Detailed Resource/Grade Table
Next Steps:
- Survey drill holes and project area to obtain more accurate drill hole coordinates and site topography
- Commission the metallurgy testing in preparation for a preliminary assessment of the Titan Project
Technical Report:
- Feb 2010, 43-101 Technical Report On Titan (File size: 2.2Mb)
Table of Drill Logs:
- Titan 38 Drill Logs Part 1 (File size: 2.11Mb)
- Titan 38 Drill Logs Part 2 (File size: 3.92Mb)
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