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Drill Results

Arizona Gold drills 34 m of Perry vein at Philadelphia

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Executive Summary

  • Arizona Gold & Silver Inc. intersected 34.45 metres of Perry vein material in core hole PC25-157, located 60 metres north of the high-grade intercept reported in hole PC25-156.
  • The intersection confirms geological predictions and exhibits similar facies to previous high-grade holes, though assay results are pending.
  • Drilling continues with hole PC25-158 currently in progress, targeting a vein intersection approximately 60 metres further north to define the strike length of the discovery.

Key Details

  • Hole PC25-157 Intercept:
    • Vein Material: 34.45 metres of Perry vein material.
    • Depth Interval: Intersected from 314.02 metres to 348.48 metres.
    • Location: 60 metres north of the high-grade intercept in core hole PC25-156.
    • True Thickness: Approximately 64% of the drilled thickness due to the steep dip of the vein.
  • Geological Observations:
    • The Perry vein demonstrates four distinct facies, all of which were also present in the previous high-grade hole PC25-156:
      1. Upper facies: Strong bladed dark calcite and quartz with yellow to green quartz vein clasts.
      2. Second facies: Clasts of Tr2 rhyolite cut by banded white, yellow, and locally green quartz veins.
      3. Third facies: Intense quartz vein breccia ranging from tan to slight pink to slightly red.
      4. Fourth (deepest) facies: Deep red quartz vein breccia with clayey matrix and matrix-supported quartz vein clasts, in direct contact with the Arabian fault (likely a fault breccia).
    • All facies contained gold in the previous hole; no preference for higher or lower grades in specific facies was observed.
  • Assay Methodology:
    • Core delivered to Skyline Labs in Tucson, Ariz.
    • Sampling: Sawed in half, one-half sampled for crushing, pulverizing, and analysis.
    • Analysis: Fire assay with AA finish for gold; four-acid digestion and ICP analyses for silver and trace metals.
    • Rerun Protocol: Values greater than 5 grams per tonne gold will be rerun by fire assay with a gravimetric finish.
    • Preservation: Remaining core half preserved; coarse rejects saved for metallic screen analyses and future metallurgical testing.
  • Future Drilling (PC25-158):
    • Status: In progress.
    • Objective: Target a vein intersection approximately 60 metres further north than PC25-157 (120 metres north of PC25-156).
    • Expected Hit: Later this month.
  • Strategic Context:
    • Management aims to define the potential strike length of the discovery at the 300+ metre depth before going deeper.
    • Company believes it is at the top of the favourable 'boiling zone' of a hydrothermal system, leaving a significant target zone to pursue down-dip.

Notable Quotes

  • Greg Hahn, Vice-President of Exploration: "The Perry vein was intersected as our geologists predicted. Grades are yet unknown, but it is geologically a repeat of the high-grade vein intersected in PC25-156."
  • Greg Hahn, Vice-President of Exploration: "I want to define the potential strike length of the discovery at the 300 [plus] m depth before going deeper. Our understanding of this extraordinary vein is improving with each hole. I continue to believe that we are at the top of the favourable 'boiling zone' of what is a fascinating hydrothermal system. This leaves a very significant target zone to pursue down dip of this intercept."
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