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Old mine waste is a potential treasure trove for these Temiskaming silver explorers

Kuya said sampling found significant silver mineralization in waste rock and tailings, with results of up to 168 grams per tonne.

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Surging silver prices has Kuya Silver, Brixton Metals nosing through tailings, probing around mine workings in the historic Cobalt camp

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Old mine waste is a potential treasure trove for these Temiskaming silver explorers

Surging silver prices has Kuya Silver, Brixton Metals nosing through tailings, probing around mine workings in the historic Cobalt camp

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SooToday.com broke the news in Sault Ste. Marie, Canada on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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