Assay Information and Interpretation from the Kabba Project
January 25, 2018
News Release
Bell Copper Corporation - TSX.V Symbol: BCU
Assay Information and Interpretation from the Kabba Project
Bell Copper Corporation (“Bell Copper” or the “Company”) (TSX-V: BCU) is pleased to provide assay
information and interpretation from its Kabba porphyry copper project located in Mohave County,
Arizona.
To date Kennecott has assayed 5806 meters of new and historic core through drillhole K -17, which was
completed in September 2017.
These assays provide data from previously unassayed historic core as well as from Kennecott’s initial 5-
hole 2017 drill program that was completed in September. The resulting geochemical database is being
utilized as part of the process for selection of potential future sites for drilling.
Many of the holes from K-8 through K-17 display anomalous levels of one or more of the following
elements; arsenic, copper, gold, lead, molybdenum, rhenium, sulfur, tellurium, and zinc. All geochemical
results continue to provide encouragement to Bell management’s view that a buried Laramide porphyry
copper-molybdenum system is potentially present
Of note from the initial 2017 drilling program, K -17 cut a 21-meter interval from 481 meters to 502
meters carrying 0.57 grams per tonne gold hosted in oxidized hematitic stockwork veinlets and breccia
cutting dacite porphyry. Due to the fact that the gold mineralization appears to be related to a wide
complex of stockwork veinlets and breccia rather than a simple vein-like structure, the true thickness of
the gold-bearing interval cannot be determined from the single intersection in K -17. At this time, the
Company does not intend to follow up on this particular intersection e xcept as it relates to the larger
porphyry copper target.
Core samples from the December drill program have been prepared and submitted for assay analysis.
Results are pending.
Sampling, Assaying and Quality Control
Core samples were picked up from the drill sites near Kingman, Arizona and transported under the care of
Kennecott Exploration Company to their facility in Salt Lake City for sample preparation. Tamper-evident
seals were employed on containers used to ship the samples for analysis.
Core was sawn lengthwise using a diamond saw and was then sampled under the supervision of staff of
Kennecott Exploration Company in Salt Lake City, Utah. Core was sampled on either 2 -meter or 3-meter
intervals with half core samples sent to either Skyline Labora tories in Tucson, AZ or ALS -Chemex in
Vancouver, B.C. Analysis at both labs consisted of a multi-acid digest with ICP-MS determination for 47
elements, and gold by fire assay. Matrix-matched certified reference materials (1 in 20 samples), coarse
blank material (1 in 20 samples), and core duplicate samples (1 in 20 samples) were included in each
assay batch. Skyline QC included pulp replicate analyses and certified reference materials.
Option Grant
At the Company’s Annual and Special Meeting held Decemb er 20, 2017 shareholders approved the
Company’s amended Stock Option Plan granting the Company the ability to grant up to 12,853,246
incentive stock options to directors, officers, and consultants. Accordingly, the Company announces that
it has, subject to regulatory approval, issued 2,874,472 incentive stock options to various officers,
directors and consultants of the Company, exercisable at $0.15 for a period of 5 years.
About Bell Copper
Bell Copper is a mineral exploration company focused on the identification, exploration and discovery of
large copper deposits located in a region responsible for 10% of the world's copper production: Arizona.
Kabba Porphyry Copper Project
A primary focus for Bell Copper is the ongoing exploration and development at the Kabba Copper
Porphyry Project near Kingman, AZ, where we are pursuing the faulted-off top of a potential porphyry
copper system, the bottom of which is exposed in the foothills 8+ km west of the Company's property.
Qualified Person
The technical content of this release has been reviewed and approved by Timothy Marsh, PhD, PEng., the
Company’s CEO and President. No mineral resource has yet been identified on the Kabba Project. There
is no certainty that the present exploration effort will result in the identification of a mineral resource or
that any mineral resource that might be discovered will prove to be economically recoverable.
On behalf of the Board of Directors of
Bell Copper Corporation
"Timothy Marsh"
Timothy Marsh, President, CEO & Dir ector
For further information please contact the Company
Tel: 1 800 418 8250
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