GGL Resources Corp. Expands Precious Metals Vein Systems at Gold Point Project, Nevada

GGL Resources Corp. announced notable gold and silver findings from its Gold Point Project in Nevada, through recent surface and underground sampling at newly staked claims. The company collected a total of 100 rock samples, revealing high-grade results, including 13 samples with gold values over 5 g/t and 12 with silver values over 100 g/t. Some of the highlighted results involve high concentrations of these precious metals, with one underground chip sample unveiling 50.3 g/t gold and 506 g/t silver.

The sampling uncovered six well-mineralized vein zones with structures harboring higher-grade mineralization at their convergences. These intersections have been identified as key exploration targets. Furthermore, the exploration revealed that the veins display excellent continuity, and the area holds potential for high-grade mineralization beyond the historical workings.

In addition to vein exploration, an Induced Polarization survey was carried out over the Le Champ porphyry target within the project area, indicating potential for deeper mineralization. This survey, comprising nine lines over approximately 50 line-km, was aimed at exploring beneath the surface-level alterations and veining, which suggest a buried porphyry system rich in molybdenum and copper.

The Gold Point Project, hosting numerous past-producing mines with significant historical gold and silver output, stands within the mineral-rich Walker Lane. This renewed exploration effort underscores the project's unexplored potential and GGL's commitment to advancing mineral assets in Nevada.