Americore Confirms High-Grade Silver in Historic Trinity Core, Including 509 g/t Silver

Americore Resources Corp. (AMCO) has reported confirmatory analytical results from selected historic drill core at its Trinity Silver Project in Pershing County, Nevada. The company collected three core samples from five-foot intervals of historic 2006 Renaissance Gold Inc. core, along with one sample from an apparent historic stockpile.

The TSD-009 sample 158852 returned 477 g/t Ag by fire assay and 509 g/t Ag by ICP-AES, compared to the original assay of 466 g/t Ag. The TSD-002 sample 158853 returned 287 g/t Ag by fire assay and 301 g/t Ag by ICP-AES, versus the original assay of 161 g/t Ag. This same sample also returned 0.795% Pb and 1.565% Zn.

The third core sample and the stockpile sample were described as meeting or exceeding historical values, though no specific results were disclosed. The next step involves appointing a contractor for an updated Mineral Resource Estimate and NI 43-101 Technical Report, which is targeted for completion in Q4 2026. This activity does not constitute a new drill program and does not report fresh drill intercepts.

Americore Resources Corp. (AMCO) is a pre-resource micro-cap explorer with an approximate C$7 million market capitalisation. The recent release validates selected historical silver grades but does not add new tonnes, new width, new holes, a resource estimate, or an economic study.

The company’s stock had already re-rated dramatically from about C$0.39 in late November 2025 to a peak of C$0.86 in February 2026 on historical core results and land consolidation. The stock has since round-tripped to about C$0.32, so the price is not currently embedding aggressive success from this specific release.

However, this release is confirmatory rather than a discovery or step-out result, and it does not materially change the deposit-scale thesis.

Americore Resources Corp. is a Canadian-listed junior explorer trading on the TSX Venture Exchange. Its primary asset is the Trinity Silver Project, located in Pershing County, Nevada. The project sits within a historically producing silver district, with prior releases citing roughly 5 million ounces of historic silver production from the US Borax open-pit heap-leach operation.

The company’s land position has been expanded to approximately 22,700 acres through direct staking and option agreements with Primus Resources and Nevada Hills Gold. Historic resource context from prior releases includes the 2012 Liberty Silver estimate, which covers about 26.22 million tonnes at 1.07 oz/t Ag, or approximately 28.5 million ounces of silver and 36 million ounces AgEq; this is not a current NI 43-101 resource. Prior releases also cite historic stockpiles estimated at roughly 400,000 ounces oxide silver and 365,000 ounces sulphide silver.

Historical data includes 364 Newmont drill holes, 1985 US Borax core holes, and 2006 Renaissance Gold core. The company has no reported revenue. Recent financing in July 2026 raised approximately C$1.0 million at C$0.37 per unit with warrants at C$0.50.