Viking Mines Hits High-Grade Tungsten in Nevada | Sydney News

Viking Mines just dropped explosive news from Nevada—high-grade tungsten discoveries at their Long and Terrell projects are lighting up the sector. Sampling revealed grades up to 2.7% tungsten trioxide, confirming historic mine sites still hold major potential. At Long, a 1.8-meter section hit 1.8%, with a chunk hitting 2.7%—a former mine that once produced 17,000 tonnes. Terrell’s float sample clocked in at 2.4%, plus granite veins up to 1.7% and historical stockpiles at 0.4–0.5%. With Western nations racing to secure critical mineral supply chains amid China’s dominance, Viking’s untapped assets could become vital future sources—with plans for low-capital restarts.

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