Red Star, Utah | EMX Royalty Corp.

Red Star is a porphyry Co-Mo and skarn project located in Beaver County, Utah, ~300 km SW from Salt Lake City. The property is adjacent to the Star mining district.

Surface alteration and mineralization indicates the presence of a porphyry system beneath post-mineral alluvial ± volcanic cover. Postmineral normal faulting has tilted the porphyry system(s) and mineralization in the district ~40° to the east. Polymetallic (Pb-Zn-Ag-Cu-Au) fissure veins, mantos, and local Zn-rich skarn are hosted in east-tilted and fault-repeated Paleozoic carbonate rocks in the Star district. These fissure veins may be analogous to fissure veins in the Bingham and Tintic districts. Geologic observations and geochemical zonation patterns indicate a westward vector towards down-faulted blocks under alluvial ± volcanic cover.

The primary target at Red Star is the Cu-Mo porphyry and skarn system that is the source of the observed fissure veins, mantos, and distal skarn. Manto/CRD-style replacements in Paleozoic carbonate rocks are additional potential targets.

*Nearby mines and deposits provide context for the project, but do not necessarily indicate similar size, styles or grade of mineralization within the project.

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Red Star region with copper mines and prospects

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