What are the highest-grade silver drill intercepts?

What are the highest-grade silver drill intercepts? Top 5 of 25 intercepts by gram-metres (grade × width): 1. GR Silver Mining Ltd. (GRSL) SMS26-04: 1,623 g/t over 45.1 m (73,197.3 g·m); 2. GRSL SMS26-04: 1,623 g/t over 45.1 m (73,197.3 g·m); 3. GR Silver Mining Ltd. (GRSL) SMS22-10: 308 g/t over 101.6 m (31,292.8 g·m); 4. AbraSilver Resource Corp. (ABRA) DDH-26-036: 221.2 g/t over 109 m (24,110.8 g·m); 5. GR Silver Mining Ltd. (GRSL) SMS25-09: 260 g/t over 75.2 m (19,552 g·m). Sourced from Strikepoint News' global drill database.

• 1.GR Silver Mining Ltd.GRSL· SMS26-04Sinaloa, Mexico1,623 g/t45.1 m73,197.3 g·m$3,017/t1
• 2.GRSL· SMS26-04Sinaloa, Mexico1,623 g/t45.1 m73,197.3 g·m$3,067/t2
• 3.GR Silver Mining Ltd.GRSL· SMS22-10Sinaloa, Mexico308 g/t101.6 m31,292.8 g·m$573/t1
• 4.AbraSilver Resource Corp.ABRA· DDH-26-036221.2 g/t109 m24,110.8 g·m$504/t3
• 5.GR Silver Mining Ltd.GRSL· SMS25-09Sinaloa, Mexico260 g/t75.2 m19,552 g·m$483/t1
• 6.NORD PRECIOUS METALS MININGNTH· CS-21-73W1Ontario, Canada (unconfirmed from snippet)2,848 g/t6.7 m18,939.2 g·m$5,369/t4
• 7.USA· 120-25-G95Sinaloa, Mexico342.9 g/t45 m15,430.5 g·m$813/t5
• 8.GR Silver Mining Ltd.GRSL· SMS22-16Sinaloa, Mexico112 g/t123.1 m13,787.2 g·m$208/t1
• 9.Reyna Silver CorpRSMX· FMR 15-06Sonora, Mexico467.8 g/t28.8 m13,472.6 g·m$870/t6
• 10.AGA· DC24-105Unconfirmed — not present in source snippet601 g/t22.3 m13,402.3 g·m$666/t7
• 11.AGA· DC24-105British Columbia, Canada601 g/t22.3 m13,402.3 g·m$666/t8
• 12.RSMX· FMR 12-06MISSING — unconfirmed from snippet408 g/t32.5 m13,260 g·m$759/t6
• 13.USA· 120-25-G94Sinaloa, Mexico388 g/t33.7 m13,075.6 g·m$925/t5
• 14.Aftermath Silver Ltd.AAG· AFD165Puno, Peru394 g/t33.1 m13,061.1 g·m$899/t9
• 15.Argenta Silver Corp.AGAG· QVD-469Unconfirmed — not present in source snippet446 g/t28 m12,488 g·m$829/t10
• 16.Silver North Resources Ltd.SNAG· HLD25-31Yukon, Canada896 g/t13.2 m11,782.4 g·m$1,786/t11
• 17.Silverco Mining Ltd.SICO· UGCU26-08Chihuahua, Mexico1,080 g/t10.3 m11,124 g·m$2,288/t12
• 18.Klondike Silver Corp (SNAG)SNAG· HLD25-31Yukon, Canada818 g/t13.2 m10,756.7 g·m$1,786/t13
• 19.PRIZ· SK-26-08Unconfirmed — not present in source snippet1,452 g/t7.4 m10,744.8 g·m$3,084/t14
• 20.Silver Acadia Exploration Inc.SLA· ND26-005New Brunswick, Canada432.7 g/t24.8 m10,731 g·m$834/t15
• 21.GR Silver Mining Ltd.GRSL· SMS22-22Sinaloa, Mexico121 g/t82.7 m10,006.7 g·m$225/t1
• 22.Capitan Silver Corp.CAPT· 21-JMRC-01Mexico207.8 g/t42.7 m8,873.1 g·m$386/t16
• 23.Capitan Silver Corp.CAPT· 25-ERRC-52Mexico211 g/t41.1 m8,672.1 g·m$392/t16
• 24.Americas Gold and Silver CorporationUSA· SR568Sinaloa, Mexico599.8 g/t14 m8,397.2 g·m$1,305/t5
• 25.North American Silver Mines (NTH)NTH· CS-21-73W3Ontario, Canada13,620.4 g/t0.6 m8,172.2 g·m$26,358/t17

USD/t is rock value per tonne, recomputed live against spot metal prices at page load. Shown only for exchange-priced metals; omitted where no live spot price exists.

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