Broad GOLD Zones Discovered at Golden Goliaths Wish ORE Property
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BROAD GOLD ZONES DISCOVERED AT GOLDEN GOLIATHS
WISH ORE PROPERTY
Vancouver, January 18 2023, Golden Goliath Resources Ltd. (TSX.V GNG ) (US:
GGTH-F) (Frankfurt: GGZ)
Golden Goliath is pleased to report on the results of the preliminary drill
program at its 100% owned Wish Ore prospect north o f Sault Ste. Marie,
Ontario. The program targeted the two main showings on the property and
IP chargeability with coincident gold geochemical a nomalies near the
showings.
Figure 1: Regional Map of Wish Ore Property
Four drill holes totaling 583 meters were completed to provide Golden
Goliath geologists a better understanding of the ge ology, structures and
alteration associated with the known gold values. A ll four holes intersected
sheared and altered mafic to intermediate volcanics with variable amounts
of intermixed meta sediments restricted to the Trench Zone. The New Zone
has shown encouraging quartz veining structures con sistent with the ones
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mapped in the historical work, with sulfide content varied from trace to 5%
associated with silicification and quartz carbonate alteration. The holes in
the Trench Zone revealed interesting folded sections, with quartz carbonate
veining in the hinge zone vicinities returning anom alous gold values, as
well as deformed quartz chlorite carbonate veins as sociated with
chalcopyrite mineralization.
Figure 2: Wish Ore Property 2022 Drill Holes in Relation to Shear Zones and High Stress Areas
Broad intersections of anomalous gold values were returned. Including 16m
with a high of 0.388 gpt over 4 meters, 23m with a high of 0.885 gpt over 4
meters, and 15m with a high of 0.883 gpt over 6m al l from W22-01. From
W22-04 over 3km along strike to the northeast retur ned 41m with a high of
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0.705 over one meter, and 23m with a high of 1.125g pt over one meter.
Some of the best looking intervals seen in the logg ing process were found
in W22-02. These many have been compromised by the core shack fire
despite the success of recovering representative samples from the drill hole.
The Wish Ore property is over 13 km long and hosts a high strain zone that
is about 6 km long and up to one km wide. Numerous gold showings have
been found on surface with grab samples up to 25 gp t and channel
samples up to 9 gpt over 1 m. This large zone has n ever been drilled
before the current program and affords an excellent exploration target.
Location and access are excellent.
Figure 3: Wish Ore Main Gold Showings
Golden Goliath CEO Paul Sorbara stated, “I am impressed with the scale of
the mineralized system and extensive carbonate alte ration at Wish Ore.
We have more than 6km of strike length on the miner alized high strain
zone within the volcanic package, with significant widths of anomalous gold
values. We will now be taking what we have learned along with our
airborne geophysics and mapping that we have comple ted and integrate
that with the results from our preliminary drill pr ogram to formulate our plan
for the next round of drilling.”
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This news release has been reviewed by Gordon MacKa y, P.Geo., who is
acting as QP under the NI 43-101 requirements.
On behalf of the Board of Directors
Paul Sorbara, MSc, PGeo
CEO, Golden Goliath Resources Ltd.
About Golden Goliath
Golden Goliath Resources Ltd. is a junior explorati on company listed on the TSX Venture
Exchange (symbol GNG). The Company is focused on ex ploring and developing the gold and
silver potential of properties in the Red Lake Dist rict of Ontario. The Company also holds a
100% interest in the San Timoteo property, located in the Sierra Madre Occidental Mountains of
northwestern Mexico, as well as NSR royalties on several other nearby properties.
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