Bulls N' Bears with Matt Birney
Sep 10, 2026 · 3 min · 6 segments
**Australian Gold and Copper: Nailed it – game changing gold/polymetallic hits in NSW** ASX-listed **Australian Gold and Copper Managing Director Glen Diemar** talks to Matt Birney on Bulls N’ Bears…
Glen DiemarGuest
Matt BirneyHost
Okay, so Australian Golden Copper is drilling in the Cobar Basin of New South Wales, a patch of dirt, I might say, that has produced some of the country's richest polymetallic mines.
Its Evergreen prospect, part of the largest South Cobar project, has just changed the game for Australian Golden Copper.
With back-to-back holes nailing both length and grade, Evergreen is now presenting as a genuinely high-grade gold, silver and base metals discovery.
Okay, Glenn Evergreen made you work for it, but it looks like you're onto the money shot now.
Yeah, last week we announced 17 metres at 5.3 grams gold and 163 grams per tonne silver, 0.8% copper and 17% lead and zinc from just 128 metres down.
And just one day before that, you had a second, or in fact, that was probably your first really decent hit.
Yeah, so that was 150 metres to the north, and that was 13.6 metres at 4.6 grams gold and 23 grams silver, and that was quite shallow, 51 metres, Matt.
how big is this evergreen system getting? I gather the width has really blown out now.
We are focusing on the area of highest gold, which is called the evergreen zone.
Okay, so Australian Golden Copper is drilling in the Cobar Basin of New South Wales, a patch of dirt, I might say, that has produced some of the country's richest polymetallic mines.
Its Evergreen prospect, part of the largest South Cobar project, has just changed the game for Australian Golden Copper.
With back-to-back holes nailing both length and grade, Evergreen is now presenting as a genuinely high-grade gold, silver and base metals discovery.
Okay, Glenn Evergreen made you work for it, but it looks like you're onto the money shot now.
Yeah, last week we announced 17 metres at 5.3 grams gold and 163 grams per tonne silver, 0.8% copper and 17% lead and zinc from just 128 metres down.
And just one day before that, you had a second, or in fact, that was probably your first really decent hit.
Yeah, so that was 150 metres to the north, and that was 13.6 metres at 4.6 grams gold and 23 grams silver, and that was quite shallow, 51 metres, Matt.
how big is this evergreen system getting? I gather the width has really blown out now.
We are focusing on the area of highest gold, which is called the evergreen zone.
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