They Found High-Grade Antimony in 1965. Now It’s Back.
The Deep Dive Aug 21, 2026
Summary
Blue Jay Gold is re-testing 1965 antimony results from its Yukon Stellar Gold project at ALS in Kamloops.
The original 1965 flotation test recovered 92.8% of antimony into a concentrate grading over 62% antimony.
The Becker Cochrane target sits within an 8-kilometer antimony anomaly on a property also drilled for gold and silver.
New flow sheet results are due in September, with Blue Jay aiming to confirm or beat the historical numbers.
Key points on Blue Jay Gold
- Blue Jay Gold has sent more than 400 kilograms of stibnite-rich rock from the Becker Cochrane target to ALS in Kamloops for flow sheet testing at its 100%-owned Stellar Gold project.
- The host cites a 1965 federal flotation test from a Yukon hillside that recovered 92.8% of the antimony into a concentrate grading above 62% antimony, well past the 50% premium mark, and argues Blue Jay can confirm or beat that with 60 years of newer technology.
- Becker Cochrane sits inside an 8-kilometer-long antimony anomaly on a property already being drilled for gold and silver, giving one land package exposure to multiple metals.
- Flow sheet results are expected in September.