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1911 Gold Reports High-Grade Intercepts at True North Project

Drilling at the True North Gold Project in Manitoba has unveiled significant high-grade gold mineralization, including a strike at the newly identified Baker target that returned 36.44 grams per tonne of gold over 1.1 meters. These latest results from 30 drill holes help solidify the resource potential near existing infrastructure.

1911 Gold Reports High-Grade Intercepts at True North Project
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The exploration program, which spanned 8,656 meters, targeted the San Antonio Southeast (SAM SE) and Shore areas, alongside the newly defined Baker zone. At the SAM SE target, drill hole TN-26-094 intersected 15.89 g/t gold over 2.7 meters, while the Shore target yielded 5.99 g/t gold over 4.9 meters in hole TN-26-088. These findings confirm gold continuity from the surface to depths of 975 meters across a 720-meter strike length.

Shaun Heinrichs, President and CEO of 1911 Gold, noted that the success in expanding the footprint of these targets provides confidence for the upcoming global resource update. The company is currently utilizing three underground drill rigs to delineate resource areas for potential test mining. With results from seven additional surface holes at the San Antonio West target still pending, the firm remains on track to incorporate these findings into a comprehensive resource estimate scheduled for the fourth quarter of 2026.

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