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Gold 3,886.30 +0.0% Silver 49.12 −1.9% Copper 6.09 −1.7% Oil 88.56 −0.2% Palladium 1,007.60 +1.6% PPTA 25.29 −0.6% AIR 0.050 −9.1% PMX 0.055 +0.0% CCMC 0.340 +0.0% PPM 0.095 +0.0% BMR 0.165 +0.0% S 0.175 +0.0% STGO 1.37 −2.8% GRDM 0.180 +0.0% CRI 0.015 +0.0% CN 0.120 +0.0% BTT 0.100 −13.0% AUXX 5.07 −2.9% CLV 0.120 + VUL 0.360 −5.3% LUNR 15.66 −3.1% Gold 3,886.30 +0.0% Silver 49.12 −1.9% Copper 6.09 −1.7% Oil 88.56 −0.2% Palladium 1,007.60 +1.6% PPTA 25.29 −0.6% AIR 0.050 −9.1% PMX 0.055 +0.0% CCMC 0.340 +0.0% PPM 0.095 +0.0% BMR 0.165 +0.0% S 0.175 +0.0% STGO 1.37 −2.8% GRDM 0.180 +0.0% CRI 0.015 +0.0% CN 0.120 +0.0% BTT 0.100 −13.0% AUXX 5.07 −2.9% CLV 0.120 + VUL 0.360 −5.3% LUNR 15.66 −3.1%
Drill Results

King Global Drilling Encounters High-Grade Polymetallic Veins of Silver, Gold, Lead, Zinc and Antimony

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Executive Summary

  • King Global Ventures completed an eight‑hole, 9,000 ft diamond drill program at the Silver Cord Project (Yavapai County, AZ).
  • Significant high‑grade intercepts were reported, including a 9.0 ft interval grading 619.6 g/t Ag (21.8 oz/ton) with 1.5 ft @ 1,390 g/t Ag, 2.2 g/t Au, and notable Pb, Zn, Sb values.
  • Results confirm a polymetallic vein system (Ag‑Pb‑Zn‑Sb) within the Spud Mountain Formation and support a model of multiple hydrothermal mineralizing pulses; mineralization remains open along strike and at depth, prompting Phase 2 drilling planned for Q1 2026.

Key Details

  • Program Overview: 8 holes, total 9,000 ft (≈2,743 m) targeting IP anomalies beneath historic Silver Cord Mine and the Spud Mountain Formation.
  • Hole SC‑25‑004: Intercepted 9.0 ft @ 619.6 g/t Ag (21.8 oz/ton); within this, a 1.5 ft sub‑interval graded 1,390 g/t Ag (48 oz/ton) with 2.2 g/t Au, plus strong Pb, Zn, and Sb enrichment.
  • Hole SC‑25‑007: Intercepted 1.0 ft @ 625 g/t Ag, 1.0 % Pb, and 1,175 g/t Sb.
  • Other Holes (SC‑25‑005 & SC‑25‑006): Returned Zn‑Pb‑Cu‑rich stringer‑style mineralization; details not quantified in release.
  • Geological Interpretation: IP anomaly linked to intense siliceous alteration and anomalous Cu, indicative of intrusive‑related hydrothermal activity. Model suggests multiple stacked, structurally controlled mineralized zones.
  • Alteration Footprint: Chlorite–carbonate stringer alteration at depth transitioning upward to sericite–sulfosalt vein cores associated with higher‑grade Ag‑Pb‑Sb intervals.
  • Open Mineralization: No mineralized intervals have been closed off; continuity and extent remain undefined, warranting further drilling.
  • Next Steps: Phase 2 drilling slated for Q1 2026 to test extensions of high‑grade zones and explore strike/depth continuities.
  • Qualified Person Statement: Technical information reviewed and approved by Andrew Lee Smith, P.Geo., ICD.D (NI 43‑101 Qualified Person). No material QA/QC issues identified.

Notable Quotes

“The Silver Cord drill program has delivered very encouraging results at this early stage of exploration… mineralization remains open in multiple directions.” – Robert Dzisiak, CEO, King Global Ventures


All assay values are uncut and reported as core length; analytical work performed by ALS Geochemistry (ISO/IEC 17025:2017 accredited).

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