Goldcliff Confirms High Grade Silver and GOLD Underground at Nevada Rand Multiple High Grade Samples Include 1,415 G/T AG and 7.15 G/T Au over 2 Metres and 739 G/T AG and 37.9 G/T Au over .5 Metre
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October 9, 2019
GOLDCLIFF CONFIRMS HIGH GRADE SILVER and GOLD UNDERGROUND at
NEVADA RAND
MULTIPLE HIGH GRADE SAMPLES INCLUDE 1,415 g/t Ag and 7.15 g/t Au OVER 2
METRES and 739 g/t Ag and 37.9 g/t Au OVER .5 METRE
Vancouver, B.C. – George Sanders, President of Goldcliff Resource Corporation (“Goldcliff” or the
“Company”) (GCN: TSX.V, GCFFF: OTCBB PINKS) reports that recent sampling of the upper
levels of the Nevada Rand mine has demonstrated the presence of remaining high-grade silver
and gold mineralization. Medium to bonanza grade mineralization was encountered on all levels
sampled, with silver values running from 131 g/t to 1,415 g/t and gold values running from 2.45 g/t
to 37.9 g/t.
A three component, phase one exploration programme was conducted at the Nevada Rand
property in late August of this year. The programme components were underground mapping and
sampling, surface mapping and sampling and extensive drainage sediment sampling.
Geologic consultants specializing in old mine workings were able to access the old Nevada Rand
shaft. Mapping and sampling were conducted on the 50 ft level, the 100 ft sub level, the 150 ft level
and the 180 ft sub-level. In addition to demonstrating that high grade mineralization remains
unmined underground, the exercise provided insight into underground geology and the alteration
and mineralization characteristics. As can be seen from the table below, medium to high grade
mineralization was found on all the levels sampled.
Underground sampling results (all samples were taken on levels 50, 100 sublevel, 150 and 180
sublevel):
Sample Number Description Mine Level Gold (g/t) Silver (g/t)
5201950004 2 metre rock chip 50’ level 5.31 135
5201950007 Ore chute 150’ level 10.85 278
5201950011 2 metre rock chip 100’ level 7.15 1415
5201950012 1 metre rock chip 100’ level 14.10 763
5201950013 2.5 metre rock chip 100’ level 3.98 131
5201950014 0.5 metre rock chip 150’ level 37.9 739
5201950015 2 metre rock chip 150’ level 12.35 636
5201950016 1.5 metre rock chip 150’ level 5.66 257
5201950017 2 metre rock chip 150’ level 0.10 370
5201950018 1 metre rock chip 150’ level 2.45 752
5201950019 1 metre rock chip 150’ level 11.65 356
5201950020 1 metre rock chip 180’ level 6.82 142
5201950021 2 metre rock chip 180’ level 7.79 351
Level maps with sample locations can be found on the Goldcliff website at
http://www.goldcliff.com/projects/nevada-rand/nevada-rand-shaft/.
Since optioning the property Goldcliff has been unable to locate a modern map of the property
geology, should one even exist. A key part of the phase one programme was to create an up to
date geologic map. This work has developed a more thorough understanding of rock types,
alteration, and particularly structural trends. Surface rock sampling returned several anomalous
gold values ranging from 0.25 g/t to 3.41 g/t Au in several areas. These areas are consistent with
structural trends and indicate other targets on the property that have never been drilled. Nevada
Rand is known for extensive surface leaching and remobilizing of precious metals as secondary
enrichment at shallow depths. For this reason, lower grade anomalous values on surface are
considered highly prospective for higher grade precious metals at shallow depth below. The
drainage sampling is providing geochemical correlations which will augment the interpretation of
structural and mineralized trends and help in guiding drill locations.
Goldcliff is preparing a drill programme to follow up on the encouraging surface and underground
sampling results. A series of closely spaced shallow holes will test the lateral extensions of the
Nevada Rand mine mineralization. Once the proposed drill programme is finalized, it will be
incorporated into a permit application for submission to the BLM.
Quality Assurance/Quality Control (QA/QC): 21 underground (u/g), 8 mine dump samples and 74
surface rock samples, and 112 field-sieved lithic drainage (lds) sediment samples, were directly
delivered by Goldcliff personnel, following a secure chain of custody, to the ALS Laboratories in
Reno, NV, for processing (Prep31- crush rocks to 70% <2mm, riffle split off 250g, pulverize to
>85% passing 75 microns; and Prep SCR41- dry at <60 degC and sieve to -80 Mesh). All the
samples were analyzed, along with internal standards, at the ISO/IEC 17025-2005 accredited ALS
Laboratory in Vancouver, BC, for 51 elements by ultra-trace Aqua Regia ICPMS (code ME-MS 41),
and for Au, Pd, Pt, by 30g Fire Assay ICPMS (code PGM-MS23L). Over-limit silver and gold
(>100ppmAg, >1000ppbAu) ore-grade samples were also fire-assayed by Aqua Regia digest-ICP-
AES finish (code Ag-OG46) and Fire Assay-AAS finish (codeAu-AA25).
Ed Rockel, P. Geo, qualified person as defined by National Instrument 43-101 supervised the
preparation and verification of the technical information contained in this release.
For further information, please contact George W. Sanders, President, at 250-764-8879, toll free at
1-866-769-4802 or email at [email protected].
GOLDCLIFF RESOURCE CORPORATION
Per: “George W. Sanders”
George W. Sanders, President
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