Extra Sulphides in Step Out Holes at Bald Hill Cobalt-Copper Prospect

Rimfire Pacific Mining (ASX: RIM, “Rimfire” or “the Firm”) is happy to advise that the primary two diamond drill holes accomplished as half of a bigger 6 gap (~1,000 metre) step out drilling program on the Bald Hill Cobalt Copper Prospect, have efficiently intersected a number of broad zones (downhole widths) of sulphide mineralisation 100 – 200m away from earlier high-grade cobalt drill intercepts.

Highlights

• The primary two holes within the present diamond drilling marketing campaign have intersected a number of broad zones (downhole widths) of sulphide mineralisation 100 – 200m away from earlier high-grade cobalt drill intercepts;
  • FI2612 intersected disseminated and banded sulphides (pyrite) between 70 and 110m, and semi-massive sulphides (pyrrhotite) between 110 and 129m
  • FI2613 intersected disseminated and banded sulphides (pyrite) between 67 and 105m, disseminated and fracture – fill sulphides (pyrite) between 105 and 128.5m and brecciated semi – large sulphides (pyrrhotite) between 151.9 and 185.1m
• The sulphides intersected within the present drillholes are visually much like the high-grade mineralised intercepts obtained in Rimfire’s earlier drilling at Bald Hill with assay outcomes required for affirmation
• First assay outcomes anticipated inside 6 to eight weeks because the 6-hole diamond drilling program continues

Commenting on the announcement, Rimfire’s Managing Director Mr David Hutton stated: “The Bald Hill prospect continues to develop with broad zones of nice – wanting sulphides intersected within the newest step out holes.

The diamond drilling helps our geologists construct an in depth mannequin for the prospect and we look ahead to seeing what the remainder of this system delivers.

Drilling, geological logging, and sampling is continuous, with first assays anticipated in 6 to eight weeks’ time and Rimfire appears to be like ahead to offering additional updates as new info comes handy.”