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Eagle's Nest Critical Minerals Project  ·  Central Labrador

Historical Exploration Results

Historical exploration at the Eagle's Nest Critical Minerals Project provides an initial technical dataset for modern follow-up work. The most important historical work included prospecting, scintillometer surveying and rock sampling completed across the circular magnetic anomaly.

The 2010 Program

What the historical work covered

The 2010 program collected 127 rock grab samples across two perpendicular traverses through the circular magnetic anomaly. Samples were analyzed for a broad suite of elements.

The program identified rare earth element enrichment in selected samples and reported gallium, zirconium and niobium values in the dataset. Scandium was not included in the historical assay suite.

Historic Sample Map Historic rock grab sample locations and geochemistry across the circular magnetic anomaly at Eagle.
Historic sample coverage across the circular magnetic anomaly (2010 program). Source: Ramsden Metals investor presentation, Slide 8.

Selected Results

What selected samples returned

Selected historical grab samples returned up to 9,111 ppm TREO. Other selected samples reported elevated rare earth element values, along with gallium, zirconium and niobium in the historical assay dataset. These results provide targets for systematic follow-up but do not define a mineral resource.

127 rock grab samples collected in the 2010 program
9,111 ppm peak TREO reported in a selected grab sample
2 perpendicular traverses across the magnetic anomaly

Historical grab samples are selective samples and are not necessarily representative of average grade or the overall mineralized system. Ramsden has not yet completed a mineral resource estimate for the Eagle's Nest Critical Minerals Project.

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