Silver Dollar Hires Versa for Diamond Drilling at Its La Joya Silver (Cu-Au) Project

Executive Summary

• Silver Dollar Resources Inc. has engaged Versa Perforaciones to execute a 3,500‑metre diamond drilling program at its 100 % owned La Joya Silver (Cu‑Au) Project in Durango, Mexico.
• The drill program targets deep “San Martin‑type” mineralization beneath known zones and magnetic anomalies around the Coloradito Intrusive (“El Brazo”).
• This initiative reflects a strategic shift from open‑pit to underground exploration and supports the company’s fully funded 2026 plan.

Key Details

• Drilling Contractor: Versa Perforaciones.
• Program Length: Approximately 3,500 m of diamond drilling.
• Project Focus: La Joya Silver (Cu‑Au) Project – flagship property owned 100 % by Silver Dollar.
• Exploration Objective: Test for deep, high‑grade silver‑copper‑gold mineralization analogous to the nearby San Martín Mine.
• Target Areas:
• Zones adjacent to historic resource bodies, especially on the sides of intrusive bodies.
• Specific focus on the Coloradito Intrusive (“El Brazo”) where San Martin‑type mineralization has been identified.
• Strategic Context: Part of a broader shift from potential open‑pit targets to underground exploration and development.
• Property Overview:
• 15 mineral concessions covering 4,646 ha.
• Hosts Main Mineralized Trend (MMT), Santo Niño, and Coloradito deposits.
• Located ~75 km SE of Durango city in a high‑grade silver district with multiple operating mines.
• Historical Background:
• Prior operator Silvercrest Mines released a PEA (NI 43‑101) in Dec 2013 covering only MMT and Santo Niño based on 2010‑12 drilling.
• No current qualified person has re‑qualified the historic resource; it is not being treated as an active mineral resource.
• Qualified Person: Dale Moore, P.Geo., reviewed and approved the technical information (not independent per NI 43‑101).

Notable Quotes

• “The discovery of San Martin‑type mineralization on the Property provides evidence supporting deeper mineralization around the main intrusions at La Joya.” – Gregory Lytle, President, CEO & Director.