American Pacific Stakes Essential Open Ground within the Greater Madison Claim Block

Executive Summary

• American Pacific Mining Corp. amended and staked nine new claims (~100 acres) adjacent to historic gold‑silver and copper mines at its Madison Copper‑Gold Project in Montana.
• The newly acquired land provides strategic exposure to the Hudson Fault, Green Campbell Fault, and other high‑potential structures within the company’s regional drill program.
• Management highlights that securing these long‑inaccessible claims creates immediate exploration opportunities and could extend known mineralization corridors.

Key Details

• Claims Staked: Nine strategically located claims covering approximately 100 acres, previously held by outside entities for nearly a century.
• Location: Directly adjacent to the historic Green Campbell gold‑silver mine and Hudson & Broadway copper‑gold mines; several claims lie on the Hudson Fault.
• Strategic Importance: Provides land control rights within the footprint of the company’s regional drilling program, enabling exploration of a corridor with “undeniable potential” for discovery and mineralization extension.
• Historical Context: Madison Project produced 2.7 M lbs Cu (20‑35% grade) until 2012; prior drilling in 2017 returned high‑grade intercepts (e.g., 30.18 m @ 24.50 g/t Au, 0.39% Cu).
• Exploration Outlook: Claims give access to targets along the Hudson and Green Campbell Faults, which have historically localized mineralization at Madison and Broadway mines.
• Management Quote: Eric Saderholm (Managing Director of Exploration) emphasized the rarity of the opportunity and the significance of securing land “inaccessible for nearly a century.”

Notable Quotes

“Our team's commitment to diligent research has enabled us to seize a truly rare opportunity amend and stake nine new claims, adding approximately 100 acres, in highly prospective areas that had been inaccessible for nearly a century,” – Eric Saderholm, Managing Director of Exploration.