During the site visit by the geologists, snow cover had to be dug away from some of the historical trenching at the Bel-Alma project so additional coal sampling could be conducted.
A total of ten samples were taken from the Bel-Alma project, while four samples were taken from the Sary-Mogol project.
They have been sent to ALS laboratories in Mongolia for analysis.
View Resources said Micromine would now compile and review historical data for the tenements as part of its independent geological review.
As part of this review, Micromine will also assess the proximity of these projects to existing infrastructure and the effect this would have on mining.
The two prospective coal tenements, located in Southern Krgyzstan, were obtained in November 2011 by View Resources after it signed a binding heads of agreement to aquire a 100% stake in Oshpur Limited, which held a 90% interest in the Sary-Mogol and Bel-Alma projects.
The Bel-Alma project has a valid exploration licence and works agreement until 26 July, 2013, while the Sary-Mogol project has a valid development/production licence up until 28 July, 2016.
View Resources said the Bel-Alma project, which covers 278 hectares, had the potential to be a large tonnage, high quality thermal coal mine.
Both projects are situated close to the Chinese border, while the Bel-Alma project is situated near the proposed Trans-Euro railway.
