124 0 Kommentare Pershimex Intercepts 7 g / t Gold Over 10.1 Meters Below the Surface Pillar of the Former Pershing-Manitou Mine - Seite 2

(m) Mineralized Envelope
(g/t Au) From
(m) To
(m) Main Gold Zones PM-21-01 102.6 104 N/A 102.6 104 1.88 g/t Au@ 1.4 m PM-21-02 144.7 173 0.5 g/t Au @ 28.3 m 144.7 155.6 1.59 g/t Au @ 4.9 m PM-21-03 150 175.4 3.07 g/t Au @ 25.4 m 164.6 175.4 7 g/t Au @ 10.1 m

Robert Gagnon, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Company, declares: We have confirmed with holes PM-21-02 and PM-21-03 the continuity of mineralization at depth under the surface pillar of the old mine Pershing-Manitou. In addition, there is clearly an increase in gold grades and the importance of mineralized envelopes at depth. Note that these holes will be included in the current resource calculation and will significantly increase the gold potential at depth of the old mine. In this sense, we wish to announce that Pershimex wants to be the first in Quebec to take advantage of the new amendment to article 69 of the Mining Act, which since March 2021, authorizes exploration companies to carry out bulk sampling not exceeding 5,000 tons.

This press release was prepared by Robert Gagnon, a professional geologist and President of Pershimex, a qualified person under Regulation 43-101. Following an analytical quality assurance and control program, white samples and certified reference materials were added to the NQ-caliber half-carrot samples before being shipped and analyzed by the ALS CHEMEX laboratory in Val d'Or, Quebec using the pyro-analysis method.

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Robert Gagnon, President
Tél.: (819) 825-2303

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