Star Gold Issues New Technical Report on Longstreet Gold-Silver Property - Seite 2

"This is a different examination of the Longstreet Main Zone. Noland's pit is substantially larger and includes more tonnage than what we had previously thought," said David Segelov, President and CEO of Star Gold Corp.

Further, the Noland Report makes two recommendations for further exploration work including:

• A Phase 1 program focused on the Opal Ridge fault and parts to the east of the Main Zone where the highest grade silver ever found on Main zone was drilled in 2013 (hole LS-1319).
• A Phase 2 program should be undertaken to test the primary high-grade target at Cyprus Ridge. According to the Noland Report "The discovery of a Midas or Fire Creek style deposit would instantly change the economics of Longstreet for a minimal cost."

QUALIFIED PERSONS

Paul D. Noland is a Qualified person as set out in NI-43-101 and is Certified Professional Geologist #11293 from AIPG, member of Geological Society of Nevada. Paul D Noland is responsible for all sections of the Noland Report.

About Star Gold Corp.

Star Gold is a gold exploration/development company with 115 unpatented claims located within the Walker Lane belt. The Company is currently focused on developing its flagship property, the Longstreet Property. The Longstreet Property is located in Nye County, Nevada.

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