GSP RESOURCE CORP. COMPLETES PHASE 1 DRILLING AT ALWIN MINE PROJECT Phase 1 Drill Program expanded to 10 holes and ~2000 meters GSP Drilling intersected new “Alwin Style” mineralization North of historic Alwin Zone
GSP RESOURCE CORP. COMPLETES PHASE 1 DRILLING AT ALWIN MINE
PROJECT
Phase 1 Drill Program expanded to 10 holes and ~2000 meters
GSP Drilling intersected new “Alwin Style” mineralization North of historic Alwin
Zone
News Release - Vancouver, British Columbia – November 5, 2020: GSP Resource Corp. (TSX-
V: GSPR) (FRA: 0YD) (the “Company” or “GSP”) reports that it has completed a 10 hole Phase
1 drill program at its Alwin Mine Copper- Silver-Gold Project. The Phase 1 drill program was
increased from an initial budget of 1000 meters, to a total of nearly 2000 meters of diamond drilling.
The initial eight holes of the program targeted shallow mineralization in the Alwin Mine #4 North
east and #4 North west zones (see news release dated September 24, 2020), with assays from these
holes currently pending. The program was subsequently expanded to test targets to the North and
South of the initial shallow targets near the Alwin Mine #4 zone. Core logging, sampling, and final
shipment of these two additional drill holes are expected to be completed in the next two weeks.
View: Alwin 2020 Phase 1 Drill Program Plan Map
Hole AM-20-09 was collared 50 meters north of the west end of the # 4 zone and was drilled north
at a -75 degree dip to a depth of 868 metres and into the centre of a 2006 250 metre depth chargeability
anomaly. The first 150 metres of the hole intersected “Alwin style” replacement copper sulphide
mineralized zones. These zones are i nterpreted to occur within west striking subvertical structur es
that have intense sericite alteration sometimes with accompanying silicification. Also present
throughout much of the hole are steeply dipping fractures that host quartz veining, chalcopyrite,
bornite and possible chalcocite mineralization both within the quartz veins, fractures and in fracture
adjacent sericitic altered wallrock envelopes. The hole also hosts, below 400 metres, individual and
swarms of less than 20 cm thick steeply dipping quartz veins that host pyrite and chalcopyrite
mineralization.
Hole AM-20-10D was collared at the south edge of the property some 275 metres southwest of the
shallow drilled area to test a deep historic drill intersection below the deepest mined level. The hole
was abandoned in workings short of the target. Hole AM-20-10E was a wedge hole and successfully
intersected the target at 285 metres. The top of holes 10D And E intersected several quartz veins
hosting chalcopyrite and pyrite mineralization similar to that encountered in the dee per portion of
Hole 9.
All drill holes have had down hole surveys completed at 15 to 30 metre intervals . The casing has
been left in all holes. The shallow drill hole collars have been tight chain and compass surveyed to
the local historic mine grid. The core sampling program includes, random ¼ split duplicates, and the
random insertion of field blanks and three different standards. Density measurements of the different
mineralized zones and the surrounding host rock have been and are being taken. A ll mineralized
intervals have been bracket sampled.
The Alwin Mine Copper-Silver-Gold property is approximately 575.72 hectares and is located on the
semi-arid, interior plateau in south-central British Columbia. The underground historic mine, which
was developed over a 500 meters long by 300 meters deep by 150 meters wide area produced from
1916 to 1981 from six major subvertical zones 233,100 tonnes that milled 3,786 tonnes of copper,
2,729 kilograms of silver and 46.2 kilograms of gold. Gold and silver content associated with bornite
increase with depth within the individual mineralized zones.
The property also hosts several incompletely explored deep porphyry copper exploration targets to
the north and west of the mine. It is adjacent to the western boundary of Teck Corporation’s Highland
Valley Mine, the largest open-pit porphyry copper- molybdenum mine in western Canada. Alteration
and mineralization of the Highland Valley hydrothermal system extends westward onto the Alwin
property (see GSP’s news release dated January 30, 2020).
Qualified Person: The scientific and technical disclosure contained in this news release has been
reviewed and approved by Leopold J Lindinger , P. Geo, a consultant of the Company and a
“Qualified Person” as that term is defined in National Instrument 43 -101 – Standards of Disclosure
for Mineral Projects. Mr. Lindinger verified the data disclosed which includes a review of the
analytical and test data underlying the information and opinions contained therein. Mineralization
hosted on nearby properties is not necessarily indi cative of mineralization that may be hosted on the
Alwin property.
About GSP Resource Corp.: GSP Resource Corp. is a mineral exploration & development company
focused on projects located in Southwestern British Columbia. The Company has an option to
acquire a 100% interest and title to the Alwin Mine Copper-Gold-Silver Property in the Kamloops
Mining Division, as well as an option to acquire 100% interest and title to the Olivine Mountain
Property in the Similkameen Mining Division.
Contact Information - For more information, please contact:
Simon Dyakowski, Chief Executive Officer & Director
Tel: (604) 619-7469
Email: [email protected]
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