Mark Wilson

Legend Mining believes it is onto the northern extensions of its Mawson nickel discovery in the revered Fraser Range with a down hole EM survey lighting up a booming off-hole conductor adjacent to a recent RC drill hole. The conductor is perfectly positioned along strike from the previously drilled nickel sulphides at Mawson’s with a diamond rig now scheduled to be onsite next week to test the enticing target.

ASX-listed base metals explorer Legend Mining has encountered more significant nickel-copper sulphide mineralisation at its exciting Mawson prospect at its Rockford project in WA’s Fraser Range district that looks to be shaping up as a possible extension to the original discovery.

Legend Mining looks to be zeroing in on the ‘sweet spot’ at the Mawson nickel discovery in WA’s Fraser Range. Downhole electromagnetics has lit up a strong conductor adjacent to existing drilling and mineralisation with the target interpreted to potentially represent the elusive undiscovered primary nickel sulphide lode which ongoing drilling is hoping to reveal.

Legend Mining is edging ever closer to the mother lode at its Mawson nickel discovery in WA’s Fraser Range, this week intersecting almost 13m of massive nickel-copper sulphides within more than 90m of sulphide mineralisation. The company said diamond drill hole RKDD023 successfully tested a strong downhole electromagnetic conductor, intersecting sulphides below 216m.

Legend Mining is on a roll in the Fraser Range with recent exploration over its Rockford South tenure outlining a third electromagnetic, or “EM” target at the Hurley prospect. This is the fifth EM target the company has generated in its southern tenure, with the prospect area quickly shaping up as Legend’s newest nickel sulphide target.

Legend Mining’s ongoing drill campaign at Mawson continues to paint a picture of a mineralised system growing in both scale and grade with the latest drill hole intersecting over 26m of nickeliferous sulphide in RKDD027. The visually spectacular drill core includes 15.45m of massive sulphides, across three zones of mineralisation, and a further three zones of 10.80m of semi-massive and matrix sulphide - the hunt continues across the Mawson discovery in WA’s Fraser Range.

Legend Mining continues to light up new nickel sulphide targets at the Mawson nickel discovery in WA’s Fraser Range, with down-hole electromagnetics identifying two new off-hole conductors adjacent to recent drilling. The larger of these two targets appears to extend the Mawson west prospect to the north and demonstrates the nickel mineralisation at the discovery remains unconstrained by the current drill pattern.

Legend Mining continues to deliver wide intercepts of nickel sulphide mineralisation at its Mawson discovery in WA’s venerated Fraser Range. Assaying of the massive sulphide intercept from drill hole RKDD023 returned an imposing 24.7m at 1.35 per cent nickel and 0.77 per cent copper. The results seemingly confirm the company’s visual estimates from the logging of the drill core as exploration continues across the prospect area.

Following up electromagnetic conductor results that lit up like a Christmas tree, ASX-listed Legend Mining has hit paydirt again after it rolled out an assortment of high-grade nickel intercepts at its Mawson project in the Fraser Range of WA. The geological feast included a strike of 14.45m at 2.63 per cent nickel and 2.09 per cent copper from 162.05m with ongoing drilling continuing to hit its mark.

Legend Mining has ended its 2020 field season in dramatic style with its latest drill hole at the Mawson nickel discovery in WA intersecting a total of 43.1m of massive sulphides, including one continuous intercept of 31.1m. The company’s ongoing, almost uninterrupted recent success at Mawson hints that exploration has perhaps only scratched the surface of the discovery.

The southern-most Hurley prospect in Legend Mining’s Rockford Northwest property is showing signs it could become another key target for the nickel-sulphide specialist explorer. The prospect, which sits in the heartland of the Albany Fraser belt in Western Australia near the doorstep of the Nova nickel-copper plant, has returned early assays with anomalous results for nickel, copper and cobalt.

Legend Mining has bounded into the new year releasing its best nickel intercept to date from the company’s Mawson discovery in WA’s Fraser Range. The drill bit has carved out a 31.1 metre string of massive sulphide core which weighs in at an impressive 2.80 per cent nickel and 2.04 per cent copper from 200.7 metres down-hole, pointing to the deeper potential of the ore system.

The potential of Legend Mining’s Mawson nickel sulphide discovery in WA’s Fraser Range continues to impress, with ongoing exploration expanding the footprint of the main prospect area and locating a look-a-like target a mere 2km to the south. The scene is set for a bumper year ahead for the company with recent results producing some of Mawson’s best nickel sulphide intercepts to date.

Legend Mining’s strategy at its Mawson nickel discovery in WA continues to pay dividends, with first-pass metallurgical test work knocking out high-grade nickel and copper concentrate samples. Recent test work produced two critical products, with the primary stream yielding a concentrate grading an impressive 13.1 per cent nickel, whilst the secondary stream delivered a copper concentrate weighing in at a stunning 31.8 per cent copper.

Legend Mining has pocketed a bag of cash after directors, management and major shareholders exercised a horde of stock options delivering over $3 million into the budding nickel explorer’s coffers. The exercise of the options brings the company’s cash position to over $27 million which will allow the ASX-listed explorer to ramp up its activities across its extensive holdings in WA’s Fraser Range.

Legend Mining looks to be tugging on the tail of a tiger in WA’s coveted Fraser Range with drilling continuing to expand the footprint of its exciting Mawson nickel sulphide discovery. An innovative blend of geophysics and deep diamond core drilling has outlined three new nickel targets, which extend over more than 3 kilometres of strike.

Legend Mining’s innovative exploration approach at its Mawson nickel find in WA is paying tremendous dividends, with drilling across the prospect area intersecting massive sulphides more than a kilometre east of the original discovery zone. Drilling has returned intervals of semi to massive sulphides up to 13.2 metres thick, containing both nickel and copper sulphides, with samples now being expedited through the labs.

New zones of massive to semi-massive nickel-copper sulphides have been picked up in two recently drilled holes at Legend Mining’s Mawson nickel-copper-cobalt prospect in Western Australia’s Fraser Range. The intercepts 200m north and west of previous drilling continue to expand “the 3D footprint of the mineralised intrusive” at the key Rockford project area, according to Legend.

Legend Mining has returned further encouraging drill intersections from the Mawson nickel-copper-cobalt massive sulphide prospect within its Rockford project in WA’s Fraser Range district. Best of the latest results are 3m at 1.04 per cent nickel, 0.61 per cent copper and 0.09 per cent cobalt from 181m and 1.7m at 1.48 per cent nickel, 1.12 per cent copper and 0.10 per cent cobalt from 456.4m.

ASX-listed Legend Mining has kicked off a regional exploration program at its Rockford project in Western Australia’s famed Fraser Range. The diamond drill rods are now spinning into nickel-copper prospects along the western structural corridor with four holes, totalling 1800m, to be punched into the Magnus and Octagonal intrusive complexes. Another 100 aircore holes will be ploughed into regional targets to test geophysical and geochemical targets.

ASX listed Legend Mining has boosted the known extent of the mineralisation at its flagship Mawson nickel-copper sulphide project in WA. The mineralised intrusive footprint at Mawson now extends more than 1.4 kilometres, with gravity modelling suggesting the intrusion potentially extends across more than 3 kilometres of strike and importantly, there is a big increase in the size of the magnesium-oxide rich ultramafic core.

Legend Mining continues to reap the rewards of its highly targeted exploration efforts at its Rockford Project in WA’s emerging Fraser Range base metal province. A maiden diamond drilling program at the Octagonal prospect has hit a broad zone of blebby and semi-massive nickel-copper sulphides. Drilling has also confirmed the presence of a large layered mafic-ultramafic intrusion that looks to be analogous to the nearby Nova-Bollinger and Silver Knight deposits.

Legend Mining appears to be on the cusp of a new nickel-copper discovery at its Rockford project in WA’s rich Fraser Range base metals province. Diamond drilling has intersected nearly ten meters of nickel-copper rich sulphides at the Northerly prospect in a mafic-ultramafic intrusion that is akin to the known fertile intrusions that host the revered Nova-Bollinger and Silver Knight deposits.

Mineral exploration company Legend Mining has launched a 3D seismic survey aimed at uncovering deeper drill targets at its exciting Mawson nickel, copper and cobalt discovery in the Fraser Range of Western Australia. Previous drilling at Mawson returned an assortment of serious nickel and copper hits including 31.1 metres at 2.80 per cent nickel and 2.04 per cent copper from 200.7m depth.

Legend Mining has received positive modelling results from a 3D seismic survey carried out over a 6.5 square kilometre area of its Mawson prospect within the Rockford nickel project in the Fraser Range of Western Australia. The survey was undertaken by HiSeis and has shown a clear seismic signature of the Mawson discovery zone that looks to have a repeated offset position below the main target area.

ASX-listed explorer Legend Mining has completed two holes from its diamond drilling program at its Mawson nickel, copper and cobalt discovery in the Fraser Range of Western Australia. The exploration intersected a largely prospective intrusive package below previous levels, confirming the Mawson mineralised intrusions extend at depth as predicted. Air core drilling and geophysical surveys have also been completed.

Legend Mining will conduct a new 3D seismic survey at its Octagonal prospect in WA’s Fraser Range following the success of a similar survey at the company’s Mawson nickel, copper and cobalt discovery. The new 3D seismic survey will cover 24.5 square kilometres of Octagonal that forms part of the company’s flagship Rockford project.

An exploration blitz combining air-core drilling and electromagnetic surveys has identified highly prospective new targets for Legend Mining across its Rockford multi-metal project in WA’s Goldfields region. The company says the site’s potential has been highlighted by the recent discovery of nickel-copper occurrences at Legend’s Mawson and Octagonal prospects that sit within the greater Rockford project.

Legend Mining’s board has got its boots on the ground at the company’s Rockford project in the Fraser Range to view field activities on-site including an ongoing 3D seismic survey of its Octagonal prospect. The company recently engaged hard rock seismic solutions company HiSeis to define the structure of the Octagonal intrusive complex at Rockford to a minimum depth of 1500m below the surface where it is targeting nickel-copper mineralisation.

Legend Mining has declared a maiden nickel-copper-cobalt resource at its Mawson deposit in the Fraser Range that it says still has plenty of room to grow and is currently comparable to about a year’s worth of production from heavyweight Fraser Range neighbour IGO’s Nova discovery. The initial estimate clocks in at 1.45Mt at 1.14 per cent nickel, 0.74 per cent copper and 0.07 per cent cobalt.

A detailed 3D seismic cube has helped Legend Mining identify what it says are compelling targets within its Octagonal nickel-copper prospect, which sits within the same structural corridor as IGO’s Nova-Bollinger deposit in WA’s Fraser Range. The company says data processing results support its exploration model that suggests the intrusive complex continues below previously completed drilling.

Legend Mining has highlighted two significant nickel-copper sulphide targets ready for diamond drilling at its Octagonal prospect in Western Australia’s Fraser Range after analysis of 3D seismic and additional data sets. Octagonal forms part of the company’s Rockford project and sits within the same structural corridor as IGO’s game-changing Nova-Bollinger deposit.

Could Legend Mining finally be poised to unearth a nickel monster from the renowned Fraser Range? Management has lined up its strategic ducks and has the drills ready to explore two key targets at its Octagonal prospect, 250km east of Kalgoorlie. The company believes results from a combination of seismic data, an induced polarisation survey and 3D audio magnetotellurics survey has changed its game.

Legend Mining believes it is getting closer to unearthing a “Nova-style” nickel-copper deposit after finding encouraging signs in its latest diamond drillhole at its Octagonal prospect within Western Australia’s rugged Fraser Range. Management says it identified visual sulphides at regular intervals between 848m and 1661m in the hole which ran to a depth of 1700m.

Legend Mining has launched a high-power fixed loop electromagnetics survey to identify conductors below 600m at its Octagonal prospect that forms part of its greater Rockford project in Western Australia’s Fraser Range.

Legend Mining’s mission to conquer WA’s mighty – but patience-testing – Fraser Range has taken a positive new twist, with geophysical data defining three conductors possibly related to nickel and copper. The conductors, identified during a maiden high-power fixed loop electromagnetics survey over the company’s entire “Octagonal” intrusive complex in the past three months, have positive drill intercepts with visual sulphide mineralisation identified in core.

Legend Mining says seismic reprocessing and machine learning have boosted the exploration potential of its Rockford project within Western Australia’s rugged Fraser Range, about 250km east of Kalgoorlie. The new geophysical datasets suggest a depth extension of the Mawson nickel-copper-cobalt deposit that already has an indicated resource of 860,000 tonnes at 1.34 per cent nickel, 0.88 per cent copper and 0.08 per cent cobalt.

Legend Mining has reignited its search for nickel and copper at the Octagonal prospect within Western Australia’s rugged Fraser Range, launching a new electromagnetic survey following a four-month bad weather delay. The company has confirmed the program at its Rockford project is now firmly back on track and will explore a strong conductive zone on the eastern flank of the prospect.

Legend Mining is preparing the diamond drill bit after identifying six important electromagnetic geophysical nickel-copper conductors at its Octagonal prospect within Western Australia’s Fraser Range. The company believes its newly-discovered conductors relate to and potentially extend the mineralised eastern margin of the Octagonal intrusive – part of its Rockford project – where previous drilling has already delivered multiple nickel-copper sulphide intercepts.

Legend Mining is priming the drill bit for the Magnus prospect within at its Rockford project in WA after picking up four highly-conductive plates using its advanced high-powered fixed-loop electromagnetic survey. The most significant plate, with conductance measuring up to 5000 siemens, sits at the edge of a gravity anomaly and 550m below the deepest drilling to date, hinting at an undetected, but mineral-rich target.