Fairchild Gold Reveals Promising Geochemical Results from Copper Chief Property

Fairchild Gold Corp. has announced promising geochemical results from its Copper Chief property near Las Vegas, Nevada. The highlights include an impressive 8.90% copper concentration in a rock sample, supported by additional strong copper anomalies at other sites. This reaffirms the property's potential for porphyry copper deposits. Elevated gold concentrations, including 1.075 g/t at Sandy South Mine, suggest strong localized gold enrichment zones. Silver enrichment is particularly significant, with a peak grade of 515 ppm, further indicating the polymetallic deposit potential. Though platinum group elements remain modest, localized enrichment warrants further exploration.

The property's geological context features formations conducive to skarn-related and porphyry-style mineralization. Exploration continues with expanded fieldwork and advanced techniques like 3D mapping and geophysical surveys, targeting the full potential of copper, gold, silver, and PGEs. Fairchild Gold remains committed to uncovering new exploration targets, with upcoming projects at historic mines within the property.