Today · Nov 6 · no infill
Today · Nov 6 · no infill
Today · · no infill
No copper hits ranked in this period.
7 days · Oct 31–Nov 6 · no infill
7 days · Oct 31–Nov 6 · no infill
7 days · Oct 31–Nov 6 · no infill
30 days · Oct 22–Nov 6 · no infill
30 days · Oct 22–Nov 6 · no infill
30 days · Oct 22–Nov 6 · no infill
Today · Nov 6 · incl. infill
Today · Nov 6 · incl. infill
Today · · incl. infill
No copper hits ranked in this period.
7 days · Oct 31–Nov 6 · incl. infill
7 days · Oct 31–Nov 6 · incl. infill
7 days · Oct 31–Nov 6 · incl. infill
30 days · Oct 22–Nov 6 · incl. infill
30 days · Oct 22–Nov 6 · incl. infill
30 days · Oct 22–Nov 6 · incl. infill
Method
Ranked by gross in-situ metal value: every metal reported in the intercept, priced at fixed 2023–2025 average prices, times the intercept length (US$·m). Prices from IMF Primary Commodity Prices, or USGS Mineral Commodity Summaries where IMF has no series. Gold $2,590/oz, silver $30.53/oz, copper $9,193/t, zinc $2,765/t, lead $2,056/t, nickel $17,835/t, molybdenum $51,061/t, uranium $59.15/lb U3O8, lithium carbonate $19,933/t. Oxide and equivalent grades are converted to metal; an equivalent grade counts only when no metal grades are given. Gross value only: no recoveries, costs, depth or true width, so long low-grade holes rank high. No infill (the default) drops infill and resource-definition holes and keeps new, expansion and unclassified hits; switch it off to include infill. One hit per company per period; longer periods appear as the log builds (it starts Oct 22, 2026). Gold and Copper show hits where that metal is at least half the value. Infill holes excluded. Built from our daily drill scan, so it may miss some results. Full price deck · All logged hits.
This edition's drill hits
New discovery & early stage2
Gold1
Lithium1
Niobium / rare earths1
Missed in thursday's digest (before window)1
Surface, historical & flagged3
Pending first assays3
Old mining districts, new holes
Fiddle, Kestrel, Black Creek, Anatacau Main, Khaleesi and Hurricane: six programs drilling near historic mines or known deposits, with the geology and the teams behind them.
Read the weekly ›Disclaimer: Ore Please uses AI to compile exploration results from company news releases. Intervals and grades are as reported by each company and may contain transcription errors; flags are automated notes on how a release presents its results, not geological or investment analysis. Check the linked release before relying on any item. Not investment advice.