it looks like pretium hit a nugget:

Vancouver, British Columbia June 8, 2011; TSX:PVG) - Pretium Resources Inc. ("Pretivm") is pleased to report that one of the first holes drilled in the 2011 Brucejack Project exploration program has encountered the highest-grading gold intersection to date on the property. Selected intercepts from the first 85 meters drilled of hole SU-115, in the Valley of the Kings Zone, include:

• 0.6 meters with uncut grades of 18,755 grams of gold and 9,312 grams of silver per tonne (2.0 feet averaging 547.1 ounces gold and 271.6 ounces of silver per ton);
• 1.3 meters with uncut grades of 1,005 grams of gold and 577 grams of silver per tonne (4.2 feet averaging 29.3 ounces gold and 16.8 ounces of silver per ton);
• 0.5 meters with uncut grades of 4,209 grams of gold and 2,040 grams of silver per tonne (1.6 feet averaging 122.8 ounces gold and 59.5 ounces of silver per ton).

Hole SU-115, which was drilled to a total depth of 306 meters, was collared 60 meters west of previously-reported hole SU-12, which had intersected 1.5 meters grading 16,949 grams per tonne gold and 8,696 grams per tonne silver. The Valley of the Kings Zone is 50 to 100 meters in width, extends 400 meters along strike, and has been drill tested to a depth of 600 meters below surface. High-grade gold bearing veins have been identified within this mineral corridor, and Valley of the Kings is the main focus of the +50,000-meter drill program currently underway on the Brucejack Project.