Gold Hart drills second hole at Tolita

Executive Summary

• Gold Hart Copper Corp. announced its second diamond drill hole (DDHTOL05) at the Tolita property, intersecting long gold‑copper‑molybdenum zones with grades equal to or higher than those from the first hole.
• Highlight intercepts include 10 m of 0.62 g/t Au eq (highlight sample: 0.60 g/t Au, 0.34 % Cu, 20 g/t Mo = 0.97 g/t Au eq) within a 42‑m mineralized interval, and 22 m of 0.40 g/t Au eq within a 63‑m interval below the fault.
• Both intervals finish in mineralization, confirming that the porphyry system remains open at depth and suggesting strong lateral continuity over ~570 m spacing between holes.

Key Details

• Hole ID: DDHTOL05 (second diamond drill hole).
• Location: Tolita gold‑copper‑molybdenum property, Vicuna district, Chile.
• Intercept 1: 10 m @ 0.62 g/t Au eq; highlight sample 0.60 g/t Au, 0.34 % Cu, 20 g/t Mo → 0.97 g/t Au eq (within a larger 42‑m mineralized zone).
• Intercept 2: 22 m @ 0.40 g/t Au eq (within a larger 63‑m mineralized zone) below the fault.
• Both intercepts are above and below a major fault; the hole finished in mineralization, mirroring first hole DDHTOL02.
• Spacing to First Hole: Ends of DDHTOL05 and DDHTOL02 are ~570 m apart, indicating significant lateral continuity potential.
• Geological Interpretation: Porphyry‑style mineralization remains open at depth; regional analogs suggest possible system extension of 1–1.5 km.
• Metal Price Assumptions for Au eq Calculation: Gold $3,340/oz, Copper $11,180/t, Molybdenum $61,917/t (same as prior hole). True widths not yet known; silver, lead, zinc excluded from calculations.
• Comments: Geologists Warner and Diaz highlighted the coincidence of metal anomalies with conductivity/chargeability zones and the importance of the sterile interval for structural modeling. CEO Isaac Maresky emphasized higher‑grade intervals and the need to locate a core.

Notable Quotes

“It is highly encouraging to continue seeing gold, copper and molybdenum anomalies coinciding with zones of conductivity and chargeability… The system remains completely open at depth.” – Jonathan Warner, P.Geo., Executive Vice‑President

“Based upon our current geological thesis, this second hole moved nearly 600 m farther away from our bulls‑eye… we actually saw some higher‑grade intervals than the first hole.” – Isaac Maresky, Co‑founder & CEO

Materiality Assessment

• Material - Positive – The drill results materially enhance the understanding of the Tolita porphyry system’s depth and lateral continuity, indicating a potentially larger, economically significant deposit.