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[cpap man] 19/11/2018 08:55

Very much like the words "ENORMOUS POTENTIAL"

[cpap man] 19/11/2018 08:25

Chief Executive Officer of Rockfire Resources, David Price commented:

"We are thrilled with these results, which starts to demonstrate the potential of the Double Event vein system. Having now drilled over the boundary into the Kookaburra licence, this opens up enormous potential within this tenement, which was only recently pegged by Rockfire. The Kookaburra licence has an additional 1.5km of the same vein system length to explore further to the west."

"The most exciting aspect of this drilling, (aside from the high grade, near-surface gold), is discovering that this vein system is now over 4.5km in length, with two sections of 400m each now having been demonstrated to contain potentially economic grades and potentially mineable widths".

"In 1987, Battle Mountain drilled 7 holes in the area recently drilled by Rockfire. These holes were disappointing, with only 29% of holes intersecting gold. Following detailed surface mapping, high-resolution ground magnetics and rock chip sampling by the Rockfire team, it was considered that the holes drilled in 1987 were drilled too far to the south and failed to adequately test the vein system. By siting the holes further to the north, and obtaining such pleasing gold intercepts, our geologists have demonstrated that meticulous, quality, geological mapping and conceptual thinking will find orebodies".

[tomboyb] 19/11/2018 08:04

Excellent!

[paleje] 19/11/2018 07:39

Bit different to the Marengo announcement, well done DP and team.

[cpap man] 19/11/2018 07:36

19 November 2018

Rockfire Resources plc

("Rockfire" or "the Company")

Drilling intersects bonanza gold at Double Event

Rockfire Resources (LON: ROCK), is delighted to inform shareholders that its recent drilling at the Double Event Prospect in Queensland has intersected bonanza grade gold up to 26.90 g/t Au. This drilling has defined a further 300m of mineralised strike at Double Event, which forms part of the Lighthouse tenement and opened up the Kookaburra Licence, which is now known to host potentially economic gold grades near surface.



Highlights:

· Gold was intersected in all but one hole, with the exceptional hole being terminated after drilling into an historical mining shaft at 18m depth;



· Three holes containing gold were drilled over the Lighthouse boundary, inside the Kookaburra Licence, which results in a mineralised strike length exceeding 4.5km;



· 5m @ 6.39 g/t Au (from 27m), including 3m @ 10.04 g/t Au, and including 1m @ 26.90 g/t Au;



· 3m @ 2.94 g/t Au (from 15m);



· 3m @ 1.87g/t Au (from 31m);



· 2m @ 3.17g/t Au (from 13m);



· 4m @ 1.81 g/t Au (from 16m);



· 2m @ 1.47 g/t Au (from 21m);



· The average vertical depth to gold intersection is 18m from surface;



· The grades and widths encountered, signal real potential for the discovery of open pit resources.





Chief Executive Officer of Rockfire Resources, David Price commented:

"We are thrilled with these results, which starts to demonstrate the potential of the Double Event vein system. Having now drilled over the boundary into the Kookaburra licence, this opens up enormous potential within this tenement, which was only recently pegged by Rockfire. The Kookaburra licence has an additional 1.5km of the same vein system length to explore further to the west."

"The most exciting aspect of this drilling, (aside from the high grade, near-surface gold), is discovering that this vein system is now over 4.5km in length, with two sections of 400m each now having been demonstrated to contain potentially economic grades and potentially mineable widths".

"In 1987, Battle Mountain drilled 7 holes in the area recently drilled by Rockfire. These holes were disappointing, with only 29% of holes intersecting gold. Following detailed surface mapping, high-resolution ground magnetics and rock chip sampling by the Rockfire team, it was considered that the holes drilled in 1987 were drilled too far to the south and failed to adequately test the vein system. By siting the holes further to the north, and obtaining such pleasing gold intercepts, our geologists have demonstrated that meticulous, quality, geological mapping and conceptual thinking will find orebodies".

[detective1] 19/11/2018 07:06

BOOM. Fasten your seatbelts!

[detective1] 18/11/2018 03:38

Okay please accept my apology that is a classic.

[serratia] 17/11/2018 22:54

Works for me, sunset at the Café del Mar and this -

[mr roper] 17/11/2018 14:05

Mealiff, saw Blackberry smoke last night. Tremendous. What a great band.

[mello_blewiskt88] 17/11/2018 13:39

Have to listen to those two again with my cathode followers warmed
up :-)



.............................No contest really, Nighthalks outrocks Chuck, and then some :)) and I like when I haven't heard before.

Arthur Alexander: You Better Move On

[serratia] 17/11/2018 13:18

Best version Muddy Waters backing band playing with the Nighthawks -

[mello_blewiskt88] 17/11/2018 13:09

This one was a must play at in 50s parties, and the other one wasn't bad either

My Boy Lollipop (1956)

[mello_blewiskt88] 17/11/2018 12:31

It was a toss up between "Little Queenie and "Come on" serratia

It's All Over Now - Bobby Womack /formally The Valentinos/ live

[serratia] 17/11/2018 12:02

Little Queenie -

[mello_blewiskt88] 17/11/2018 11:46

Chuck Berry - Come On

[detective1] 16/11/2018 09:48

Any hint of gold and this is going to move up quickly.

[markfrankie] 16/11/2018 08:45

Fingers x'd for double event at double event.

[markfrankie] 15/11/2018 13:32

just had a mini top up here too , only £300

[telbap] 14/11/2018 12:06

Yep I think you team are certainly a lot quicker than GGP!!

[geko5trade] 14/11/2018 10:39

Good management again. Faster and more efficient drilling. Gives the impression of being genuinely conscious of spending shareholders' money wisely. Let's see if they can make their own luck.

[paleje] 14/11/2018 10:10

Nice RNS, drilling done way ahead of time, samples delivered to lab, assays expected next week. That must be a record.