Goliath intersects 13.53 g/t AuEq over 11 metres at Surebet

Alisha Hiyate | January 9, 2023 | 11:41 am News Canada Gold Silver 
The 2022 drill campaign continues to test the Surebet zone. Credit: Goliath Resources

Goliath Resources (TSXV:GOT; OTCQB:GOTRF) has reported the third and last batch of assay results of the 2022 drill campaign on the Surebet discovery at its 100% controlled Golddigger property located in the Golden Triangle, B.C. 

Twenty-two out of 23 newly reported holes from within the 1.6 km2 area on the Surebet zone intersected broad high-grade intervals of gold-silver mineralization demonstrating the continuity of this newly discovered gold system.

Previous assays included hole GD-22-100 collared from pad 13 (650 metres step-out to the west from Surebet Main) which intersected broad high-grade gold mineralization containing 13.53 g/t gold-equivalent (12.10 g/t gold and 54.13 g/t silver) over 11.00 metres including 24.56 g/t gold-equivalent (21.98 g/t gold and 97.94 g/t silver) over 6.00 metres. 

GD-22-100 measures 148.87 gram (gold equivalent) and is in the top three holes of 2022 (best hole was GD-22-58 with 272.80 gram gold-equivalent from the South Cliff step-out pad). 

Based on drill results from 56 holes from 2021 and 2022 within the 1.6 km2 Surebet zone, the main mineralized horizon has an average grade of 6.31 g/t gold-equivalent (4.45 g/t gold and 110.70 g/t silver) and an average width of 6.88 metres. 

“Based on the excellent results seen in both grade and shows this discovery is quickly evolving into a new world-class high-grade gold discovery that has already and continues to attract the interest of several miners and institutions alike,” said Roger Rosmus, founder and CEO of Goliath resources. 

“We are looking forward to planning the 2023 drill program and continue to bring value to our shareholders by unlocking the full potential of Surebet as well as multiple new discoveries on the Golddigger property,” Rosmus said. 

For more information, visit www.GoliathResourcesLtd.com.

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