Redstar Gold Announces Drill Results from the 2017 Fall Exploration Program at the Unga Gold Project, Alaska Highlights of Fall Drill Program:
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Redstar Gold Announces Drill Results from the 2017 Fall Exploration Program at the
Unga Gold Project, Alaska
Highlights of Fall Drill Program:
• The Shumagin structure or panel of epithermal mineralization was expanded by 84% in 2017 to
1750m.
• All 13 holes holes intersected gold and silver mineralization.
• Drilling confirmed the continuity of mineralization between the “Main Breccia” and “Bunker
Hill” gold zones.
• Drill hole 17SH042 intercepted an approximate 8.3m interval of mineralization, with the highest
interval returning 4.33 g/t Au & 2.13 g/t Ag over 0.7m.
• Drill hole 17SH047 intercepted an approximate 16.3m interval mineralization, with the highest
value returning 3.62 g/t Au & 10.2 g/t Ag over 0.5m, and showed strong resemblance to breccias
previously drilled in 2015 within the Main Breccia such as drill hole 15SH012.
December 11, 2017: Redstar Gold Corp. (TSX.V: RGC, US: RGCTF, FRA: RGG) ("Redstar" or the
"Company") today announces drill results from its 2017 Fall Drill Program, at the 100% controlled Unga
Gold Project in Alaska. The program was comprised of thirteen (13) drill holes, totaling 2,641m, and was
designed to test two target areas within the Shumagin Gold Zone (Bunker Hill and East Zone) and one
area within the Rising Sun Gold Zone in the Apollo-Sitka Gold Trend.
“The 2017 Fall Drill program was primarily designed to further test the continuity of mineralization to
the northeast within the Shumagin Gold Zone and enhance our geological model . Shumagin is a
structurally complex high -grade epithermal system , as highlighted by high grade zones, or shoots to
depth, and indicates continuity at shallow depths ranging from -240m to -330m below surface. The strong
continuity of mineralization identified, and our updated geological model developed , will assist in
vectoring future drilling for higher grade mineralization and widths at depth, as seen in previous drilling
on the Main Breccia. We remain well capitalized, and in 2018 we will continue our exploration program
at Shumagin, and look to further evaluate the additional 15+ known gold zones across the Unga district,”
stated Peter A. Ball, President and CEO of Redstar Gold.
Shumagin Gold Zone
The Shumagin Gold Zone, previously with a known strike length of 350m as at the end of 2015, and
950m as at the end of 2016, now has shown continuity for approximately 1750m, an expansion of
84% over 2016. Each of the 11 holes drilled in the fall program at Shumagin intercepted gold and silver
mineralization.
The Shumagin Gold Zone has four main areas, or zones of mineralization on the basis of location and
geology (e.g. SW Extension, Main Breccia, Bunker Hill, & East Zone). During the 2017 fall drill
program, eleven (11) drill holes totaling 2,407m were completed over approximately 750m of strike
length targeting areas surrounding Bunker Hill and along strike northeast through East Zone.
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An active gold-silver deposition was identified in multiple drill holes with colloform textures occuring in
a geologic “boiling zone” at consistent elevations approximately -80m to -125m below sea level. Gold
and silver mineralization is concentrated within the colloform textured carbonate-green clay breccia for
approximately 600m along strike (e.g. grid line 2900E to 3500E) and remains open at depth and along
strike for infill drilling and expansion (see long section Figure 1).
Figure 1. 2017 Long Section L to L’.
Areas of infill targeting boiling zones exist below the Main Breccia and along the SW Extension area.
Further work is required to vector in on the higher grade mineralized zones, as previously drilled in 2011,
2015, and late 2016.
Figure 2. 2017 Shumagin Drill Collar Plan Map
Eleven (11) drill holes were initiated on the Shumagin zone in this program, and the shallower
“Shumagin-style breccia was intercepted in all drill holes and collectively indicates continuity of the
mineralized system along the entire strike of the Shumagin Prospect for approximately 1,750m.
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The colloform textures are indicative of active boiling and mineral deposition during hydrothermal
activity within the vein system and indicate proximity to precious metal deposition zones that are
commonly found in high-grade vein systems globally.
Continuity of mineralization occurs between the Main Breccia and Bunker Hill was indicated by drill hole
17SH042, which intercepted an approximate 8.3m interval of mineralization with the highest interval
returning 4.33 g/t Au & 2.13 g/t Ag over 0.7m. Drill Hole 17SH047 intercepted an approximate 16.3m
interval mineralization with the highest value returning 3.62 g/t Au & 10.2 g/t Ag over 0.5m, and
showed strong resemblance to breccias previously drilled in 2015 within the Main Breccia such as drill
hole 15SH012.
Rising Sun Prospect
The Rising Sun Prospect, located along the southeast portion of Unga Island, is part of the Apollo-Sitka
trend, which is located approximately 3km to the south and parallel to the Shumagin trend. Rising Sun is
a splay off of the main Apollo structure approximately 300m east of the Apollo open stope and consists of
an approximate 25m wide outcropping multigenerational veins, vein breccias and stockwork identical in
geology and sub-parallel to the Apollo Vein System.
Figure 3. Plan Map of the Apollo-Empire Ridge Area, showing the 2017 drill collar
Location for the Rising Sun Drill holes RS-01 & RS-02
Two (2) drill holes (17RS01 & 17RS02), totaling 233.9m, were completed at Rising Sun during the 2017
Fall Drill Program. These holes were designed to test breccias and stockwork at shallow (-60 to -80m)
depths below surface exposures to constrain the dip and textures of the vein breccias and stockwork
system.
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Both drill holes encountered shallow intercepts (approximately 20m down hole) of Shumagin-style
quartz-adularia-carbonate breccias and stockwork identical to those previously sampled in and around the
Sitka Prospect. Narrow, 1.5m to 6.2m wide crustifrom to cockade textured breccias haloed by narrow
QSP alteration and strong silicification occur cutting moderately propylitic altered basalt, andesite and
hyloclasite flows. Drill hole 17RS01 intercepted 0.06 g/t Au & 17.3 g/t Ag over 1.0m. Deeper drilling
along drill hole 17RS02 returned similar values with the highest values returning 0.289 g/t Au & 18.05
g/t Ag over 1.4m. Additional work is required to vector in to the higher grade zones, as seen at the
historical Apollo-Sitka mine.
Complete assay results highlighting anomalous zones intercepted within each drill hole have been
compiled and available on the website (www.redstargold.com).
Quality Control/Quality Assurance
The 2017 exploration program at the Unga Project includes a Quality Control/Quality Assurance
(QA/QC) program, overseen by Jesse C. Grady, Redstar’s Vice President of Exploration. All analytical
geochemistry of core samples from the 2017 Shumagin drilling project have been reviewed for quality
assurance and quality control. At this time no significant sample preparatory or analytical problem has
been found and ALS Labs has performed well and within expected tolerances. All drill core samples
were submitted to ALS labs Fairbanks, Alaska prep lab with subsequent analysis at ALS labs Reno,
Nevada or Vancouver, BC facility. All core samples were submitted for prep using code PREP-31BY
(Boyd crusher and rotary splitter; 1kg pulverized split) with analysis for gold using AA-24 (50g fire
assay) and multi-elements by ME-MS61m (four acid digestion; ICP-MS; ICP-AES; Hg add-on).
Quality control is monitored by the insertion of blind certified reference standards and blanks into each
sample shipment at a frequency of 1 control sample per 10 core samples. All samples are weighed prior to
shipping. Sample weights were reviewed by comparing lab received weights against shipped weights
collected by field personnel. Any inconsistencies would identify sample layout and sequence errors which
could lead to miss-matched sample numbers and geochemistry. No errors were encountered.
All blanks inserted show no detectable gold. Blank material used is a gold barren Tertiary age basalt flow
collected directly from a local quarry in Fairbanks, Alaska. Multi-element data for the blanks has been
reviewed and measured values fall within range for most elements (an extensive database of analytical
results for the blanks has been used to establish average values to compare against). All gold control
standards have been reviewed and compared against their certified and published values. The standards
all performed within thresholds as compared to the certified standard for gold. Thresholds for standards
follow the same protocol used by ALS labs. Lab prepared duplicates (samples split in half after crushing
as directed by the client) were reviewed and analytical results for gold and multi-elements compare very
well.
Jesse C. Grady, MSc, CPG-11592, is a Qualified Person as defined by NI 43-101. Mr. Grady has prepared
and approved the technical information contained within this release.
About The Unga Gold Project
The 100% controlled Unga Gold Project covers key strategic portions of adjacent Unga and Popof
Islands, approximately 900 kms southwest of Anchorage, Alaska. Redstar controls a 240 square kms land
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package that is host to numerous structurally controlled, volcanic hosted intermediate-sulfidation
epithermal high-grade vein, breccia, stockwork and disseminated gold-silver occurrences.
The Unga Project has excellent infrastructure, including direct daily flights from Anchorage, a deep-sea
port and a temperate climate. The former Apollo -Sitka gold mine, located on the southern Apollo -Sitka
Trend, was Alaska’s first underground gold mine and the site of historic high-grade gold production.
About Redstar Gold Corp
Redstar is well -financed junior exploration company, with a very strong, supportive institutional
shareholder base, no debt, and is focused on high -grade gold exploration and advancing its high -grade
Unga Gold Project in Alaska. The 100% controlled Unga Gold Project is an intermediate sulfidation
epithermal high-grade gold project on a district scale, with the property encompassing app roximately 240
km2, and containing multiple high grade gold zones drilled or identified at surface. The former Apollo -
Sitka gold mine, located on the southern Apollo -Sitka Trend, was Alaska’s first underground gold mine
and the site of historic high -grade (~10 g/t Au) gold production. The Unga Gold Project has extensive
infrastructure with daily flights from Anchorage landing on a one mile long paved airstrip and a deep -
water port on neighboring Popof Island, and a moderate climate noting it resides at the 55th degree latitude
and next to tidewater. In addition, Redstar owns approximately 18% of NV Gold Corp. (TSXV: NVX).
Redstar also owns 30% of the Newman Todd Gold Project, in Red Lake, Ontario, Canada.
On Behalf of the Board of Directors,
Peter A. Ball, President and CEO
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