Silvercorp Metals reveals numerous high-grade intercepts from drill program at its TLP Mine in the Ying Mining District Silvercorp Metals Inc (TSE:SVM) (NYSEAMERICAN:SVM) revealed a batch of new drill results from its 2021 exploration program at the TLP mine in the Ying Mining District of China. Drilling intersected 1.74 metres (m) of 3,911 grams per tonne (g|t) silver (Ag), 6.22% lead (Pb), 2.11% zinc (Zn) and 0.55% copper (Cu), according to a release. Those figures are true width, Silvercorp noted. Vancouver-based Silvercorp has sunk a total of 196 diamond drill holes, including 161 underground and 35 surface, at the TLP mine 108 of which have intercepted mineralization. READ: Silvercorp Metals finds wide and high-grade intercepts from 2021 exploration at LMW mine, Ying project Other results from the TLP production area include 1.62m of 1,556 g|t Ag, 15.27% Pb, 0.24% Zn, 0.1 g|t gold and 0.23% Cu, and 0.51 m true width grading 2,086 g|t Ag, 5.79% Pb, 0.62% Zn, 0.05 g|t Au, and 0.35% Cu. Drilling is targeting resource blocks of known silver-lead-zinc veins in the production areas that were overlooked by limited prior drilling programs and drifting tunnels, Silvercorp said in a statement, stemming from changes in the dip and pinch-swelling of the pay zones in the veins.