Arizona Gold & Silver Drills +34 Metres Of Perry Vein In New Drill Hole 60 Metres North Of Previous High-Grade Intersection On The Philadelphia Project, Arizona

The November 5, 2025, news release announces that Arizona Gold & Silver has successfully intersected 34.45 metres of the Perry Vein in core hole PC25-157 at its Philadelphia Project in Arizona. This intersection is a 60-metre step-out to the north of the previous high-grade discovery in hole PC25-156.

The true thickness of the vein is estimated to be approximately 64% of the drilled thickness, or about 22 metres. While the core has been sent for analysis, assay results for gold and silver grades are currently pending.

The VP of Exploration, Greg Hahn, stated that the vein was intersected as predicted and that geologically it appears to be a repeat of the high-grade vein from the previous hole. The company has already started drilling the next hole, PC25-158, to test the vein another 60 metres further north.

This news is material and positive, but its ultimate significance is contingent on pending assay results.

Arizona Gold & Silver Inc. is a Canadian-based junior exploration company focused on assets in the United States.

Its flagship asset is the 100%-owned Philadelphia Gold-Silver Project in Mohave County, Arizona. The project is a low-sulphidation epithermal gold-silver system. The company's strategy involves a two-pronged approach: 1. Delineating a near-surface, bulk-tonnage gold resource amenable to a low-cost, open-pit, heap-leach operation (focused on the Rising Fawn and stockwork zones). 2. Exploring for deeper, high-grade feeder veins that could be mined via underground methods (focused on the Perry Vein).

The company also holds the Silverton Antimony-Gold Project in Nevada, which it considers non-core and intends to find a joint venture partner for.