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DSS522506, 16
incl. 93.5
incl. 45.0
DSS427501, 75
incl. 3.5m
incl. 10.3
incl. 11.7
DSS4408, 140.7
incl. 14.2
incl. 9.8m
DSS447502, 68
incl. 4.5
incl. 3.25
DSS5213, 179.9
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165.5 METRES
ust 27, 2019 –
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Mineralization
65.5m @ 204g
5m @ 336g/t A
0m @ 641g/t A
5.8m @ 128g/t
m @ 746g/t A
3m @ 266g/t A
79m @ 293g/
71m @ 109g/t
24m @ 362g/
m @ 548g/t A
8.68m @ 153g
m @ 1,140g/t
5m @ 851g/t
9 m @ 88g/t A
NG WIDE DRIL
S GRADING 33
S GRADING 20
– New Pacific M
nounce the a
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ation.
ch of 31 drill
les from Silv e
s t o c o n f i r m c
d at azimuths
. All holes c
d quartz sands
g a bonanza g
oad mineraliza
marized as fo
n below):
g/t Ag from 73
Ag from 73.8m
Ag from 116.3
t Ag from 71.1
Ag from 71.1m
Ag from 87.5m
/t Ag from 114
t Ag from 38.2
/t Ag from 38.2
Ag from 134.3m
g/t Ag from 65
/t Ag from 66.5
t Ag from 87.7
Ag from 61.9m
LL INTERCEPT
36 GRAMS PE
04 GRAMS PER
Metals Corp.
ssay results o
artment of P o
h o l e s o n Au
er Sand Proje c
continuity of
of 60 degrees
continuously
stones. Drill
rade subzone
ation.
llows (for a d e
3.8m to 239.3m
m to 167.3m,
3m to 161.3m
1m to 146.9m
m to 74.6m,
m to 97.8m,
4.7m to 126.49
29m to 179.0m
29m to 52.53m
m to 144.1m;
5.5m to 135.18
5m to 71.0m,
75m to 91.0m;
m to 241.8m in
TS AT SILVER S
ER TONNE SILV
R TONNE SILV
(TSX‐V: NUAG
of the third b a
otosí, Bolivia.
ugust 6, 2019,
ct which wer e
mineralizatio
s with dips of
intercept sign
hole DSS5250
of 45.0m @ 6
etailed list, pl
m,
m;
m,
9m;
m,
m,
8m,
;
ncl. 0.75m min
SAND
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atch of 20 dril l
. T h e a s s a y r
, the Compan
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nificant wide
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641g/t Ag. Th
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ned out,
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Table‐
2
incl. 17.1m @ 265g/t Ag from 114.9m to 132.0m,
incl. 13.17m @ 339g/t Ag from 173.98m to 187.15m;
Drill hole DSS5214, 109.75m @ 96g/t Ag from 51.6m to 161.35m,
incl. 14.15m @ 250g/t Ag from 54.35m to 68.5m,
incl. 16.5m @ 228g/t Ag from 87.3m to 103.8m;
(True width of the mineralization is unknown, but based on the current understanding of the relationship
between drill hole direction and the mineralized structures it is estimated that true width will approximate 80%
of the down hole interval length. Please refer to Table‐1 – Composited Drill Intersections of Mineralization
below for details.)
To expedite drilling at Silver Sand, a fourth rig has arrived o n site and has commenced drilling. An initial NI
43‐101 resource estimate is expected by the end of this year.
Quality Assurance and Quality Control
HQ‐size drill core samples from altered and mineralized interva ls were split into halves by diamond saw, with
an average sample length of between one to one and half metres at the Company’s core processing facility
located in Betanzos, a small town located 20 kilometres from th e project site. Half core samples are stored in
a secure core storage facility in Betanzos for future reference , and the other half core samples are shipped in
s e c u r e l y s e a l e d b a g s t o A L S G l o b a l i n O r u r o , B o l i v i a f o r p r e p a ration, and ALS Global in Lima, Peru for
geochemical analysis. All samples are first analyzed by a multi‐element ICP package (ALS code ME‐MS41) with
ore grade over limits for silver, lead and zinc further analyze d using ALS code OG46. Further silver over limits
are analyzed by gravimetric analysis (ALS code of GRA21).
A standard quality assurance and quality control (“QAQC”) proto col was employed to monitor the quality of
sample preparation and analysis. Standards of certified reference materials and blanks were inserted in
no rmal co re s ample s equences prio r to shipment to la b at a ra tio of 20:1 (i.e., every 20 samples contain at
least one standard sample and one blank sample). Duplicate sam ples of coarse rejects at a ratio of 20:1 will
be sent to a second internationally accredited lab for check an alysis. The assay results of QAQC samples of
standards and blanks did not show any significant bias of analysis or contamination during sample preparation.
Technical information contained in this news release has been r eviewed and approved by Alex Zhang, P. Geo.,
Vice President of Exploration, who is a Qualified Person for the purposes of NI 43‐101.
About New Pacific
New Pacific is a Canadian exploration and development company w hich owns the Silver Sand Project in Potosí
Department, Bolivia and the Tagish Lake gold project in Yukon, Canada. New Pacific has Silvercorp Metals Inc.
( T S X / N Y S E A m e r i c a n : S V M ) a n d P a n A m e r i c a n S i l v e r C o r p . ( T S X / N A SD A Q : P A A S ) a s i t s 2 8 % a n d 1 6 . 8 %
shareholders, respectively.
For further information, contact:
New Pacific Metals Corp.
Gordon Neal
President
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Phone: (604) 633‐1368
Fax: (604) 669‐9387
www.newpacificmetals.com
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factors that could cause actual results to differ materially, there may be other factors that cause results not to be as
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The Company’s forward‐looking statements or information are bas ed on the assumptions, beliefs, expectations and
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other events affecting such statements or information. For the reasons set forth above, investors should not place
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CAUTIONARY NOTE TO US INVESTORS
This news release has been prepared in accordance with the requ irements of NI 43‐101 and the Canadian Institute
of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum Definition Standards, which d i f f e r f r o m t h e r e q u i r e m e n t s o f U . S . S e c u r i t i e s
laws. NI 43‐101 is a rule developed by the Canadian Securities Administrators that establishes standards for all
public disclosure an issuer makes of scientific and technical information concerning mineral projects.
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Table 1 – Composited Drill Intersections of Mineralization
Hole_id Section
Mineralized Intervals
From (m) To (m) Length (m) Ag_g/t Pb_% Zn_% note
DSS427501 4275 71.10 146.90 75.80 128 0.03 0.00
incl. 71.10 74.60 3.50 746 0.13 0.00
incl. 87.50 97.80 10.30 266 0.05 0.00
incl. 114.70 126.49 11.79 293 0.06 0.00
DSS4408 44 38.29 179.00 140.71 109 0.01 0.02
incl. 38.29 52.53 14.24 362 0.02 0.02
incl. 134.30 144.10 9.80 548 0.03 0.01
DSS4409 44 98.36 100.70 2.34 106 0.02 0.04
117.92 120.28 2.36 188 0.58 0.01
174.17 216.50 42.33 67 0.02 0.00
DSS442501 4425 58.50 62.25 3.75 87 0.03 0.02
93.53 173.00 79.47 62 0.02 0.00
DSS442502 4425 107.10 143.60 36.50 82 0.05 0.02
DSS445005 4450 64.37 65.71 1.34 306 0.04 0.13
101.92 108.40 6.48 118 0.04 0.01
166.44 208.45 42.01 84 0.01 0.00
DSS447501 4475 39.30 50.75 11.45 48 0.06 0.04
92.00 116.00 24.00 51 0.01 0.00
140.45 152.90 12.45 34 0.03 0.01
194.44 195.55 1.11 501 0.15 0.00
DSS447502 4475 66.50 135.18 68.68 153 0.06 0.10
incl. 66.50 71.00 4.50 1,140 0.16 0.02
incl. 87.75 91.00 3.25 851 0.15 0.01
183.70 185.13 1.43 122 0.02 0.00
DSS5213 52 61.90 241.80 179.90 88 0.09 0.02 0.75m mined out
incl. 114.90 132.00 17.10 265 0.59 0.01
incl. 173.98 187.15 13.17 339 0.04 0.00
DSS5214 52 51.60 161.35 109.75 96 0.07 0.03
incl. 54.35 68.50 14.15 250 0.06 0.01
incl. 87.30 103.80 16.50 228 0.11 0.02
DSS522505 5225 52.64 148.43 95.79 45 0.04 0.02
DSS522506 5225 73.80 239.30 165.50 204 0.06 0.01
incl. 73.80 167.30 93.50 336 0.10 0.00
incl. 116.30 161.30 45.00 641 0.19 0.01
DSS522507 5225 68.80 162.00 93.20 75 0.05 0.10
incl. 68.80 73.40 4.60 397 0.13 0.73
DSS522508 5225 144.88 171.91 27.03 77 0.03 0.01
200.30 201.68 1.38 351 0.04 0.00
DSS522509 5225 46.22 93.70 47.48 62 0.03 0.00
176.85 212.02 35.17 82 0.08 0.02
311.60 327.50 15.90 31 0.02 0.14
DSS522511 5225 24.88 114.61 89.73 76 0.02 0.04
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DSS662503 6625 83.55 217.00 133.45 37 0.15 0.34
255.77 257.00 1.23 410 0.03 0.01
DSS642502 6425 17.78 103.00 85.22 78 0.05 0.01 24.83m mined out
155.67 158.86 3.19 1,315 0.93 0.64
269.50 270.70 1.20 280 0.02 0.04
DSS682501 6825 36.49 37.60 1.11 132 0.04 0.00
52.87 54.16 1.29 149 0.06 0.00
86.50 136.20 49.70 60 0.10 0.03
222.90 225.00 2.10 184 0.18 0.03
DSS682502 6825 112.20 168.60 56.40 44 0.08 0.01
Notes: g/t = grams per metric tonne.
The table above is intended to show highlights of the drilling program only. The intercepts
shown are a weighted average of the sample lengths and grades o f all of the samples within that
intercept and may include some samples with grades less than 30 g/t silver.
Intersections may contain samples less than 30 g/t silver between higher grade subintervals.
Intervals are drill core length in meters. True width of miner alization zones is estimated at about
80% of drill intervals based on current understanding of the re lationship between drill direction
and the mineralized structures.