Klondike Gold 4 km Long Gold Soil Anomaly at Lone Star target
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Klondike Gold 4 km Long Gold Soil Anomaly at Lone Star target
August 16, 2017 TSX Venture Exchange Symbol – KG
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, August 16, 2017, Klondike Gold Corp. (TSX.V:KG; FRA: LBDP)
(“Klondike Gold” or the “Company”) has received analytical results from prospecting and from detailed
soil sampling at the Lone Star target within the Company’s 527 square kilometer Klondike district
property, Yukon Territory.
Summary:
Prospecting grab samples of quartz veins with gold potentially extend the Lone Star target 1,000 meters
to the east into Victoria Gulch, and 900 meters to the west past O’Neil Gulch. These outcropping quartz
veins are associated with potentially younger faults and have anomalous gold-silver-antimony-bismuth-
tellurium geochemistry regionally associated in the Yukon and Alaska with Cretaceous age intrusion
related gold mineralization.
Results from a detailed soil sampling survey at the Lone Star target show a strong, continuous and
contourable gold-in-soil anomaly across the entire 4,000 meter length of the survey, open in both
directions. The core of the soil anomaly, a contourable range between 75 ppb to 2,891 ppb gold in soils,
extends 2,000 meters, is open to the east, and is directly coincident with the drilled 800 meter long
outcropping gold mineralization at the Lone Star target.
Klondike Gold President Peter Tallman stated; “The gold-antimony-silver-antimony-bismuth-tellurium
association associated with later faults is potentially significant because this element suite in Yukon and
Alaska is associated with Cretaceous age intrusion related gold mineralization. The usual element
signature in the Lone Star target and the rest of the Klondike district is gold-only typical of inferred
Jurassic age orogenic related gold mineralization, however we are now beginning to consider two styles
and ages of potentially overprinting mineralization which expands the exploration potential.”
Prospecting:
Prospecting results at the Lone Star target have identified three areas of significance. In Victoria Gulch
1,000 meters to the east of the Lone Star target, outcrops have been found to be gold bearing along a
200 meter stretch of creek. Prospecting grab samples of quartz veining from these outcrops assay gold
ranging from 0.2 g/t Au to 5.0 g/t Au in all twelve prospecting samples. Other selected elements in
these samples are anomalous up to 72 ppm silver, 108 ppm antimony, 57 ppm bismuth, and 86 ppm
tellurium. These samples outcrop along a potentially younger acute angle fault defined by a magnetic
low that intersects the ‘Bonanza Fault’. These samples lie 1,000 meters east of the known end of the
Lone Star target, and 500 meters east of the Pioneer drill hole LS17-95 (assays pending) (see News
Release July 11, 2017).
Prospecting at the western end of the Lone Star target, an outcrop as been found with quartz veining
assaying 96 g/t and 24 g/t Au in two prospecting grab samples. Other selected elements are anomalous
up to 149 ppm silver, 5 ppm bismuth, and 26 ppm tellurium. This quartz veining outcrops 350 meters
away to the east along a potentially younger acute angle fault which passes through drill hole LS17-97
(assays pending) (see News Release July 11, 2017) at the O’Neil target. In addition, prospecting near the
location of LS17-97 at the O’Neil target has uncovered locally derived subcrop quartz veins assaying 4.0
g/t and 0.5 g/t Au in two prospecting grab samples. Other selected elements are anomalous up to 32
ppm silver, 16 ppm antimony, 7 ppm bismuth, and 13 ppm tellurium.
Prospecting grab samples are selective, non-representative in nature, and systematic additional test
results may vary significantly.
Soil Survey Results:
A detailed soil sampling survey was conducted across the Lone Star target. Approximately 1,185
samples were collected on 100-meter spaced lines at 50 meter spacings testing a strike length of 4,000
meters.
Results show a strong, continuous and contourable gold-in-soil anomaly across the entire 4,000 meter
length of the survey, open in both directions. The core of the soil anomaly, a contourable range
between 75 ppb to 2,891 ppb gold, extends 2,000 meters and is open to the east across Victoria Gulch.
This high range portion of the gold anomaly is directly coincident with the drilled 800 meter Lone Star
target area. It is continuous 700 meters westward to beyond the O’Neil target area. A 700 meter
westward step out drill hole LS17-98 earlier in 2017 intersected visible gold bearing mineralization at
O’Neil (assays pending) (see News Release July 11, 2017); these high gold-in-soil results lend credence to
the Company’s geological interpretation that the two areas are continuous and connected.
A map of the soil survey gold results and locations of prospecting grab sample results is on our website
HERE.
Ground Truth Exploration of Dawson, YT collected the soils for the Company. Soil samples were
aggregated into rice bags, sealed, and submitted by Klondike Gold personnel to Bureau Veritas Mineral
Laboratories (“BV Labs”) (formerly Acme Labs) preparation facility in Whitehorse, YT with chemical
analysis of sample pulps completed in Vancouver, British Columbia. Bureau Veritas Labs is an accredited
ISO 9001:2008 full-service commercial laboratory. Samples were analyzed for multi-element chemistry
by ICP-MS analysis (AQ201 code). QA/QC includes the insertion and continual monitoring of Klondike
Gold standards, blanks, and duplicates within each batch, in addition to BV Labs QA/QC samples.
The technical and scientific information contained within this news release has been reviewed and
approved by Peter Tallman, P.Geo, President of Klondike Gold Corp. and Qualified Person as defined by
National Instrument 43-101 policy.
ABOUT KLONDIKE GOLD CORP.
Klondike Gold Corp. is a Canadian exploration company with offices in Vancouver, British Columbia, and
Dawson City, Yukon Territory. The Company is focused on exploration and development of the Lone
Star gold target at the confluence of Bonanza and Eldorado Creeks, within a district scale 527 square
kilometer property accessible by government maintained roads located on the outskirts of Dawson City,
YT within the Tr’ondëk Hwëch’in First Nation traditional territory.
On behalf of Klondike Gold Corp.
“Peter Tallman”
President and CEO
(604) 609-6110
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.klondikegoldcorp.com
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