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Galantas Gold Corporation (TSXV: GAL; AIM: GAL) bought a mine that has already poured more than a million ounces. Now it is drilling to show how much is left. The first hole of its 15,000-metre program at Andacollo Gold in Chile, AN26001, returned 71.7 metres at 0.76 g/t gold from 50.0 metres downhole, about 1.85 times the 0.41 g/t average grade of the Inferred resource the hole was drilled into.
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