Tombstone Exploration Corporation Announces Completion of Five Successful Pours of Gold & Silver and Ramping Up Production January 2022
Tombstone Exploration Corporation (OTCQB: TMBXF) has completed five successful gold and silver production pours in partnership with Goldrock Resources Inc. and the Bonanza Mining Company. The company has appointed Kiedock Kim as the Bonanza Mine Process Manager, bringing over 30 years of experience in mining operations. TMBXF anticipates significantly increased production and higher grade materials as it ramps up operations. A new crushing contract will be finalized to mobilize equipment for ongoing monthly production, targeting the Bonanza Mine's substantial gold and silver potential.
- Appointment of Kiedock Kim as Process Manager, enhancing operational expertise.
- Completion of five successful pours indicates ramped-up production capabilities.
- Plans for significant increase in gold and silver grades expected from upcoming operations.
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PHOENIX, Dec. 14, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Tombstone Exploration Corporation (OTCQB: TMBXF), a fully reporting U.S. based mining company, announced today in combination with Goldrock Resources Inc. and the Bonanza Mining Company, the completion of five successful pours from production. As the Company ramps up production for 2022, it has engaged Mr. Kiedock Kim, MSc, Mineral Processing, BSc, Metallurgical Engineer.
Mr. Kim has been engaged as the Bonanza Mine Process Manager for the Bonanza Harquahala Mine. Mr. Kim is a Metallurgical Engineer with over 30+ years of experience in mining and mineral processing operations, including overseeing mining production, milling, exploration, sales, preparation of technical studies, providing engineering services and troubleshooting problems. He has held the position of General Manager, Mill Superintendent, and Corporate Metallurgist, providing technical direction to mineral processing operations. He has also acted as Project Manager in the development of a number of feasibility studies. Education includes MSc, Mineral Processing, University of Alberta in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, and BSc, Metallurgical Engineering, Queens University, in Kingston, Ontario, Canada.
Alan Brown, TMBXF President & CEO, commented, “Mr. Kim officially joined the company on December 1, 2021 and has been onsite every day since arriving in Arizona. We are very pleased to have Mr. Kim join our team with his expertise in the processing of gold and silver at the Bonanza Mine. He is now a key part of our management team and is advising and making changes to every part of our operations, employees and our subcontractors moving forward. We will be crushing and loading the pad with a significant increase in rock carrying gold and silver for the coming months and will continue with our monthly pours of gold and silver which are expected to have significantly higher grades and expect to start shipments of processed material bi-monthly in the first quarter 2022.”
The Bonanza Mining Company is finalizing its new crushing contract to mobilize equipment to the Mine by the end of this month and start crushing and loading the pad every month moving forward.
The Bonanza Mine property includes the Harquahala and Golden Eagle mines, located approximately eight miles south of Salome, Arizona. The project totals 2,656 acres and has significant potential for gold and silver production in multiple phases moving forward. The Bonanza Mine is located where the Prolific Walker Lane & the Sonoran Geosyncline overlap, with likely extensions of Carlin Trend and Mesquite-style mineralization, generating Arizona’s biggest, richest gold deposits.
About Tombstone Exploration Corporation
Tombstone Exploration Corporation is a gold, silver and copper exploration & mining company based in Phoenix, Arizona. The Company’s goal is to maximize shareholder value through focused exploration, testing and development of high-quality mineral targets in the prolific mineral producing areas in the Southwest United States. This goal will be achieved through the application of the best mineral exploration practices and techniques available, including the adherence to the highest possible standards of corporate responsibility, governance and conduct.
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CONTACT:
Tombstone Exploration Corporation
Alan M. Brown, President & CEO
Phone: 480-588-8920
abrown@tombstonemining.com www.tombstonemining.com
Twitter: @Tombstonecorp
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