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Drill Hit Explorer · updated Nov 9, 2026

Every drill hit, on one chart

Every drill intercept Ore Please has logged since Oct 22: 353 headline hits (plus 141 “including” sub-intervals) from 188 companies and 198 projects. Filter by metal, place, stage or drill type, focus on one company, or rank them. All metals in each hit are valued on one fixed price deck, so a gold hit and a copper hit compare fairly.

353intercepts
188companies
198projects
15,336metres of intercept

Top 25 by value × length (all time). Turn on JavaScript for the chart and filters.

DateCompanyInterceptmUS$/tValue·mWhere
Oct 29New Murchison GoldCrown Prince14m @ 231.67 g/t Au14.0$19,292$270,087Australia
Nov 4Brunswick ExplorationAnatacau Main (Anais dyke)302.05m @ 1.73% Li2O from 295.25m302.05$853$257,588Canada
Oct 28Goldsky ResourcesRajapalot12.6m @ 233.56 g/t Au uncut from 219.90m12.6$19,449$245,061Finland
Nov 4Collective MiningGuayabales (Apollo154.30m @ 12.44 g/t Au, 11 g/t Ag from 374.50m154.3$1,047$161,506Colombia
Oct 22Power MineralsMorro do Ferro88m @ 6.33% TREO, 1.19% MREO from surface88.0$778$68,473Brazil
Oct 27Elk Range MiningFriday290.3m @ 2.8 g/t Au from 18.7m290.3$233$67,698USA
Nov 5Perpetua ResourcesStibnite Gold Project (Fiddle prospect)109.7m @ 3.2 g/t Au, 1.1% Sb from 189.0m109.7$596$65,348USA
Nov 5Graycliff ExplorationShakespeare6.0m @ 115.25 g/t Au from 118.0m6.0$9,597$57,583Canada
Oct 27Copper GiantMocoa724m @ 0.51% Cu, 0.050% Mo (0.78% CuEq) from 179m724.0$72$52,418Colombia
Nov 6Core LithiumFinniss (Blackbeard)74.0m @ 1.32% Li2O from 209m74.0$651$48,152Australia
Oct 26Li-FT PowerAdina-Galinée56m @ 1.43% Li2O from 187m56.0$705$39,474Canada
Oct 27IAMGOLDMonster Lake7.3m @ 49.6 g/t Au7.3$4,130$30,151Canada
Nov 4Santana MineralsBendigo-Ophir (Rise and Shine26.9m @ 13.0 g/t Au from 152.3m26.9$1,083$29,122New Zealand
Nov 6Core LithiumFinniss (Blackbeard)76.7m @ 0.77% Li2O from 63.3m76.7$380$29,115Australia
Oct 26Capricorn MetalsMt Gibson / Lexington-Hornet-Orion South6.0m @ 57.38 g/t Au from 616m6.0$4,778$28,669Australia
Nov 9Investigator SilverParis10m @ 2,662g/t Ag from 78m10.0$2,613$26,131Australia
Oct 27Elk Range MiningFriday37.1m @ 8.3 g/t from 129.1m37.1$691$25,644USA
Nov 4Santana MineralsBendigo-Ophir (Rise and Shine34.4m @ 8.8 g/t Au from 160.7m34.4$733$25,208New Zealand
Oct 30Freegold VenturesGolden Summit160.6m @ 1.80 g/t Au from 578.2m including 9.2m @ 19.33 g/t Au from 694.0m160.6$150$24,074USA
Nov 9AbraSilver ResourceDiablillos (Oculto)75.0 m @ 2.44 g/t Au, 106 g/t Ag from 220.0 m75.0$307$23,040Argentina
Oct 26Li-FT PowerAdina-Galinée28m @ 1.64% Li2O28.0$808$22,635Canada
Oct 30Tiger GoldCeibal450.9m @ 0.6 g/t Au from surface450.9$50$22,545Colombia
Oct 26Capricorn MetalsMt Gibson / Lexington-Hornet-Orion South3.0m @ 89.88 g/t3.0$7,485$22,454Australia
Nov 9Tintina MinesDos Amigos460 m @ 0.31% Cu, 0.24 g/t Au from 200 m460.0$48$22,310Chile
Nov 2Tectonic MetalsFlat Gold Project (Black Creek)91.44m @ 2.86 g/t Au from 22.86m91.44$238$21,781USA
How the numbers work

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.

AuEq and CuEq re-express the same gross value per tonne at the deck’s gold (US$83.27/g) and copper (US$9,193/t) prices; they are not the companies’ own equivalents. Stage is the drill scan’s best call from each release (marked “inferred” where the release didn’t say). Widths are as reported, mostly downhole.

Ore Please compiles the hit log with AI from company releases each weekday, and Ore Daily editors vet it. It may miss results or carry errors; check the linked release before relying on any figure. Not investment advice. Data (JSON) · Price deck