Golden Rapture Acquires Hutchison GOLD MINE Project
GOLDEN RAPTURE ACQUIRES HUTCHISON GOLD MINE PROJECT
Au, Ag, Cu, Zn
May 20, 2025 - Golden Rapture Mining Corporation (CSE-GLDR) is pleased to announce that it
has entered into an option agreement with prospector James Parres of Thunder Bay to acquire
a 100% interest in the Hutchison Gold Mine project located near the newly opened Equinox
Greenstone Gold Mine, Ontario.
The Geraldton-Beardmore greenstone belt is a gold camp that has seen some twenty (20)
producing mines over the years, with the Hutchison Gold Mine being one of the richest mines in
the area. Bonanza grade zones needing follow-up with results as high as 751.46 g/t Au can be
seen further down in this news release.
The Hutchison Mine is located on the Northern border of the Town of Greenstone, and the
newly opened Equinox Gold Greenstone Open Pit Mine is located on the Southern border of
the Town.
The Greenstone Gold Mine reached production in 2024 and is now one of Canada's largest and
highest-grade open-pit gold mines, set to produce an average of 390,000 ounces of gold per
year for the first five years and 330,000 ounces of gold annually for an initial 15-year mine life.
The Hutchinson Mine property is comprised of 48 claim cell units totaling approximately 2300
acres. It was mined underground on and off for gold and silver from 1937 to 1947 until the
mine became inactive due to a lack of financing after the war. Copper and Zinc are also present
in the northern part of the property. The property has only seen shallow drilling and was only
mined to a depth of around 400ft.
Graphite Discovery
As an additional value bonus, we are pleased to have discovered that Noranda Exploration
drilled shallow holes on the project in 1987 to test a dozen electromagnetic conductors.
Although they weren’t drilling for graphite, the drill core data in their 1987 Report indicated
that graphite was intersected in almost every hole. They then concluded that, in most cases,
the electromagnetic conductors were graphitic horizons.
It is now understood that gold and graphite are closely associated in many gold deposits around
the world. Graphite is also now commonly thought to have played an important role in causing
the right chemical conditions for gold to precipitate in the rocks.
Qualified Person
The technical disclosure in this news release has been reviewed and approved by John
Archibald, P. Geo., Qualified Person as defined by National Instrument 43-101 of the Canadian
Securities Administrators.
Golden Rapture will acquire a 100 % interest in the Hutchison Mine project by completing two
share payments totalling 250,000 shares of Golden Rapture, with the first payment due on
signing and the last payment due in 12 months. The vendor will retain a 2.0 % NSR with the
optionee having the right to buy 1.0 % from the vendor for $500,000. The remaining 1.0 % NSR
will be negotiable. This agreement is subject to regulatory approval
Going Forward – High-Grade Zones to be Followed Up
We have identified many high-grade areas of interest that will need follow-up, including the
workings of the historic Hutchison Gold Mine and many other gold showings covering the
western area of the property, indicating a gold trend for a strike length of about 2.5 kilometres.
The Results that will need to be followed-up include 11.6 oz/ton/gold (360.80 g/t/Au) across
1.3 feet, 1.84 oz/ton/gold (57.23 g/t/Au) across 2.25 ft, vein number 1 located 100 ft due south
of the shaft in surface pits which gave results of 0.87 oz/ton/gold (23.63 g/t/Au) across 2.67 ft
plus vein number 4 located 130 ft north of the shaft which yielded results of 0.55
oz/ton/gold (17.10 g/t/Au) over 1.5 ft for a length of 90 ft.
Of additional interest is a cross-sectional drill hole number 34A, which cut what appears to be
the westward extension of the number 4 vein which gave an average of 0.76
oz/ton/gold (27.06 g/t/Au) over 4.5 ft at a point 40ft above and 30ft west of the first level.
Also of significant importance is a flat hole structure westward from the second level, which
cut 5.6 oz/ton/gold (174.17 g/t/Au) over 1.3 ft.
Other areas to follow up include vein number 5, located 270 ft north of the shaft, which has a
length of 120 ft and averages 0.55 oz/ton/gold (17.10 g/t/Au) across 2.5 ft. Also included is
another drill hole located approximately 560 ft north of the shaft which gave high-grade results
of 13.52 oz/ton/gold (420.51 g/t /Au) over 1.1 ft, and another 140 east of the shaft that
yielded extremely high-grade results of 24.16 oz/ton/gold (751.46 g/t Au) over 2.0 ft.
The historical data also shows that the previous miners also didn't do any development work on
the 300 ft (3rd) level. They didn't stope between levels to access and mine all the small blowout
pockets. They also didn't mine the No.1 vein because their crosscut to access it was
unsuccessful at connecting to it underground. And lastly, stopping operations at the 400 feet
(4th) level may have stopped short of where the mine may have become more profitable.
We at Golden Rapture believe that the story at this Hutchison Mine project is far from over and
intend to fully explore this project with all the modern exploration methods and tools.
Golden Rapture is planning to start exploring the property this summer. Please stay tuned for
updates.
About Golden Rapture Mining Corporation
Golden Rapture Mining is a newly listed exploration company engaged in the acquisition,
exploration and development of high-potential assets. The company’s Phillips Township
Property is located in the Rainy River District of NW Ontario and is comprised of 10,000+ acres
of highly prospective past-producing high-grade gold systems.
Golden Rapture has now been listed for over 1 year with 37,469,390 shares presently issued.
On behalf of the Board
Richard Rivet,
Chief Executive Officer
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 780-729-5395
For more info, please look at our website at https://goldenrapturemining.com
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