Goliath Intersects 6.31 g/t AuEq Over 14.35 Meters In RIRG Feeder Dyke, The First Of Multiple Relogged Holes Containing Abundant Visible Gold Substantially Expanding High-Grade Gold Potential On The Surebet Discovery That Remains Wide Open,
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Goliath Intersects 6.31 g/t AuEq Over 14.35 Meters In RIRG Feeder Dyke, The First Of Multiple
Relogged Holes Containing Abundant Visible Gold Substantially Expanding High-Grade
Gold Potential On The Surebet Discovery That Remains Wide Open,
Golddigger Property, Golden Triangle, B.C.
Drill hole GD-22-64 assayed 6.31 g/t AuEq Over 14.35 Meters Including 11.36 g/t AuEq Over 7.85 Meters from
a gold-rich intrusive feeder dyke and is the first of multiple drill holes containing gold visible to the naked eye
over broad intervals identified in 2025 so far. Multiple broad intervals containing abundant gold visible to the
naked eye have been identified during the re -logging of holes drilled between 2021 – 2024 greatly expanding
the area of confirmed mineralization for drilling on the Surebet high -grade gold discovery that remains wide
open.
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The gold-rich feeder dyke intersected in GD -22-64 contains multiple occurrences of gold visible to the naked
eye up to 1 mm in diameter and is one of the many Reduced Intrusion Related Gold (RIRG) feeder dykes believed
to be directly related to the causative intrusion (Motherlode Source) responsible for the extensive high-grade
gold mineralization that remains wide open confirmed at Surebet.
In addition to GD-22-64, multiple occurrences of gold visible to the naked eye have so far been confirmed in 7
additional holes drilled between 2021 – 2024 that were never sampled for assay and have been recently re -
logged. Re-logging remains ongoing providing excellent potential for identifying additional visible gold. These
holes include:
o GD-24-280 contains 7 separate occurrences of gold visible to the naked eye spread out over 11.86
meters from 100.48 meters to 112.34 meters down hole hosted in newly identified strongly calc-silicate
altered breccia that was never sampled before and remains wide open. An interval of 55.37 meters
(assays pending) from 88.63 meters to 144.00 meters of this newly discovered mineralized rock type
has been sample d, clearly demonstrating the additional potential for hosting significant width and
grades of high-grade gold mineralization.
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o GD-24-277 contains 1 occurrence of gold visible to the naked eye at a depth of 116.80 meters down hole
hosted in the same newly identified strongly calc-silicate altered breccia that was never sampled before
and remains wide open observed in GD -24-280. An interval of 36.00 meters (assays pending) from
110.00 meters to 146.00 meters of this newly discovered mineralized rock type has been sample d,
clearly demonstrating the additional potential for hosting significant width and grades of high -grade
gold mineralization.
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o GD-22-102 contains 4 occurrences of gold visible to the naked eye over 9.99 meters (assays pending)
from 48.72 meters to 58.71 meters down hole hosted in andesite from the Bonanza Zone that remains
open, where an interval of 27.00 meters (assays pending) was sampled from 48.00 meters to 75.00
meters. The same hole also contains 1 additional occurrence of visible gold at a depth of 121.3 meters
down hole hosted in andesite belonging to the Golden Gate Zone that remains open where an interval
of 70 meters (assays pending) was sampled from 84.00 m to 154.00 m . The gold occurs in association
with pyrrhotite and sphalerite within calc-silicate veins.
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o GD-24-254 contains 1 occurrence of gold visible to the naked eye at a depth of 278.90 meters down hole
belonging to the Bonanza Zone that remains open, where an interval of 96.40 meters (assays pending)
was sampled from 232.40 meters to 328.80 meters. The same hole also contains 1 additional occurrence
of gold visible to the naked eye at a depth of 348.15 meters down hole belonging to the Golden Gate
Zone that remains open, where an interval of 49.30 meters (assays pending) was sampled from 343.70
meters to 393.00 meters. The gold occurs within sheared quartz veins with pyrrhotite and sphalerite.
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o GD-24-267 contains 1 occurrence of gold visible to the naked eye at a depth of 62.04 meters down hole
hosted in a mineralized shear in association with bismuth mineralization as well as pyrrhotite belonging
to the Bonanza Zone that remains open , where an interval of 57.19 meters (assays pending) was
sampled from 59.81 meters to 117.00 meters.
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o GD-21-09 contains 1 occurrence of gold visible to the naked eye at a depth of 137.80 meters down hole
hosted in an intrusive dyke that remains open, where an interval of 12.25 meters (assays pending) was
sampled from 132.75 meters to 145.00 meters. This interval looks very similar to the interval from hole
GD-22-58 that assayed up to 12.03 g/t AuEq over 10 meters drilled in 2022 and re-logged in 2024. The
gold occurrence is associated with bismuth mineralization in calc -silicate veinlets. This is one of the
many RIRG feeder dykes believed to be directly related to the causative intrusion responsible for the
extensive high-grade gold mineralization confirmed at the Surebet Discovery.
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