American Pacific Mining Announces Gooseberry Grab Samples, from trace to 18.45 g/t Gold, 595 g/t Silver
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NEWS RELEASE
American Pacific Mining Announces Gooseberry Grab Samples, from trace to 18.45 g/t
Gold, 595 g/t Silver
VANCOUVER—June 5, 2019—American Pacific Mining Corp (CSE: USGD / FWB: 1QC / OTCPK: USGDF) (“APM” or
the “Company”) is pleased to announce assay results from recent grab samples from the Gooseberry Precious
Metals Project near Reno, Nevada. American Pacific Mining recently acquired the past producing project through
staking (refer to press release April 23, 2019 ). A total of nine initial samples were taken from the dumps and old
mineralized stockpiles at Gooseberry, with highlight results including the following:
• Sample GB19ECS-007- 1.05 kg: 18.45 g/t Au and 595 g/t Ag
• Sample GB19ECS-003- 0.59 kg: 17.75 g/t Au and 310 g/t Ag
• Sample GB19ECS-001- 1.25 kg: 10.25 g/t Au and 218 g/t Ag
• Sample GB19ECS-006- 0.70 kg: 10.20 g/t Au and 273 g/t Ag
“Initial assays from grab samples at the Gooseberry Project are really encouraging, with e levated silver and gold
grades,” commented CEO Warwick Smith. “When Asamera Minerals was producing at the Gooseberry Mine in the
late 1980’s, they shifted focus to the tailings. The stockpiled materials appear to be indicative of the materials they
were mining at the later mining phases. More sampling across the property will take place at Gooseberry shortly.”
Samples were taken from mineralized vein material composed of dolomite, calcite and quartz. Grab samples are
selective samples and may not necessarily be representative of the mineralization hosted on the property.
Historically, mined materials were brought to the surface and stockpiled at G ooseberry, crushed and then run
through a heap leach. These nine samples were taken from materials most likely extracted late in the mining phase
due to their location on the upper stockpile . Some materials have gone through a primary crushing process only.
According to historical records Asamera ceased hard rock mining during 1989 due to low metals prices and higher
underground production costs, and moved to the more easily accessible mine tailings.
American Pacific Mining Corp. 2019 Grab Samples from Gooseberry Precious Metals Project, Storey Nevada:
Method WEI-21 Au-AA26 Ag-GRA22
Analyte Recvd Wt. Au Ag
kg ppm ppm
Sequence Description 0.02 0.01 5
001 GB19ECS-001 1.25 10.25 218
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002 GB19ECS-002 0.63 1.83 14
003 GB19ECS-003 0.59 17.75 310
004 GB19ECS-004 1.05 0.94 37
005 GB19ECS-005 0.89 1.76 89
006 GB19ECS-006 0.70 10.20 273
007 GB19ECS-007 1.05 18.45 595
008 GB19ECS-008 0.78 2.70 33
009 GB19ECS-009 1.09 0.06 <5
The Gooseberry Precious Metals Property is located in the Ramsey Mining District in Storey County, Nevada, USA
approximately 24 miles east of Reno. The principal vein structure has been explored along strike for around 3000
feet. The Property contains high-grade gold-silver bearing quartz-calcite vein structures. It is characterized as a low-
sulfidation epithermal system, typified by banded to cockscomb quartz textures and the presence of adularia and
kaolinite.
QA/QC
Samples were sent to ALS Elko located at 1345 Water St, Elko, NV, USA for CRU-32, CRU-QC, DRY-22 PUL-32m PUL-
QC, SND-ALS, and WEI-21. Samples were processed at ALS Reno located at 4977 Energy Way, Reno NV, USA for Ag-
Gra22, and Au-AA26. Grab samples were randomly selected from the stockpile, bagged and transported by APM
President and QP, Eric Saderholm. Preparation by the lab included Weighing and Crushing QC Test, Pulverizing QC
Test, Drying, fine crushing 90% <2mm, sample splitting with a riffle sp litter, and Pulverize 1000g to 85% <75 um.
Analytical procedures include Ag- GRA22, Ag 50g FA-GRAV finish with WST-SIM Instrument, and Au-AA26, ore grade
Au 50g FA AA finish with AAS Instrument.
Qualified Person
Technical aspects of this press release have been reviewed and approved by Eric Saderholm, P.Geo., the designated
Qualified Person (QP) under National Instrument 43-101.
About Us
American Pacific Mining Corp. is a gold explorer focused on precious metal opportunities in the Western United
States. Tuscarora is a high-grade, early stage gold project located in a prime precious metal district in Nevada, only
35km northeast of the Carlin trend, 20km southwest of the Jerritt Canyon deposit, and 50km east-northeast of the
Midas deposit. American Pacific is Eyeing a Gold Discovery amidst gold’s next bull market.
On Behalf of the Board of American Pacific Mining Corp.
"Warwick Smith"
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CEO & Director
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