Northwire Canada EditionWednesday, November 11, 2026
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Production / Operations

Americore Resources Is Pleased to Provide a Corporate Update

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Executive Summary

  • Americore Resources received and began reviewing the full dataset from a recent 350 km drone‑magnetometer survey over its 100% owned Trinity Silver Project.
  • Historical core‑hole data (five holes drilled by US Borax in 1985) were uncovered, providing new silver assay intervals that were not included in prior NI 43‑101 resource estimates.
  • Initial assay results show notable silver grades ranging from ~33 g/t to >185 g/t across multiple intervals within the historic open pit area.

Key Details

  • Drone Magnetometer Survey
  • Conducted by Pioneer Exploration Consultants (Ottawa, ON).
  • Covered approx. 6 km of strike‑oriented structures (SW‑NE) centered on the Trinity open pit.
  • Total line length ≈ 350 km; data volume ≈ 300 GB now received for interpretation.

  • Historical Core Holes Discovered

  • Five vertical holes (SC‑1 to SC‑5) drilled by US Borax in 1985, previously omitted from the technical report.
  • Data consist of hand‑written logs and printed assay results from USBRC; QA/QC documentation not available.

  • Core Hole Locations & Depths

Hole ID UTM Easting UTM Northing Collar Elev (ft) Dip (°) Total Depth (ft)
SC‑1 363 539 4 473 234 5 344.42 –90 330
SC‑2 363 145 4 472 930 5 260.34 –90 283
SC‑3 363 572 4 473 313 5 241.63 –90 255
SC‑4 363 494 4 473 185 5 346.03 –90 417
SC‑5 363 604 4 473 234 5 276.97 –90 287
  • Assay Intersections (Silver Grades, g/t)

  • SC‑1: 8.5–330 ft (321.5 ft) – 65.86 g/t; 160–220 ft (60 ft) – 220.69 g/t

  • SC‑2: 125–285 ft (160 ft) – 70.26 g/t; 130–175 ft (45 ft) – 174.32 g/t (top 0–125 ft mined out)
  • SC‑3: 9–135 ft (126 ft) – 33.48 g/t
  • SC‑4: 48.5–61.5 ft (13 ft) – 37.50 g/t; 97.5–148 ft (50.5 ft) – 20.91 g/t; 197–406.5 ft (209.5 ft) – 145.98 g/t; 244–397 ft (153 ft) – 185.94 g/t
  • SC‑5: 8–254.5 ft (246.5 ft) – 97.52 g/t; 84–154 ft (70 ft) – 128.26 g/t; 205.5–229 ft (23.5 ft) – 162.69 g/t

  • Management Commentary

  • CEO Jeff Poloni stated the upcoming drone‑survey interpretation will enhance understanding of both historic resources and alteration halos surrounding the pit.

  • Qualified Person Review

  • Technical information reviewed and approved by Chris M. Healey, P.Geo., Chief Geologist & Director (NI 43‑101 Qualified Person).

Notable Quotes

“The evaluation of the drone survey over the next few weeks will allow us a better understanding of not only the historic resource but also the alteration halo extending from the pit,” – Jeff Poloni, CEO.

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