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1911 Gold Reports High-Grade Intercepts at True North Project

1911 Gold Corporation has identified significant gold mineralization at its San Antonio West target in Manitoba, Canada. Recent surface drilling confirmed high-grade intercepts, including 11.31 grams per tonne of gold over 1.70 meters, bolstering the company’s efforts to finalize a maiden mineral resource estimate by the fourth quarter of 2026.

1911 Gold Reports High-Grade Intercepts at True North Project

The latest exploration program focused on the SAM W target, where eight surface diamond drill holes totaling 2,980 meters were completed. The results demonstrate the continuity of gold mineralization within a 200-meter gap previously identified in the northwest extension of the target area. High-grade vein-hosted gold was confirmed within the San Antonio gabbro unit, adjacent to the regional Cartwright South shear zone.

Key findings include hole TN-26-073, which returned 11.31 g/t Au over 1.70 meters, and hole TN-26-082, which intersected 6.79 g/t Au over 2.40 meters. These data points build on a total of 34 drill holes completed to date at SAM W, covering a strike length of 500 meters and extending to depths of over 600 meters. According to President and CEO Shaun Heinrichs, these near-mine targets remain critical to the company's production potential, as they appear at higher elevations than currently defined resources.

Geological modeling is currently underway to support an updated global resource estimate. Beyond surface exploration, underground drilling remains active from the Hinge decline, with additional rigs operating on site to prepare for potential future development.

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