Provenance Gold Identifies New Targets at Eldorado and Confirms Mineralized Fault Structures

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Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - September 12, 2024) - Provenance Gold Corp. (CSE: PAU) (OTCQB: PVGDF) (the "Company" or "Provenance") is pleased to release findings on its recently competed IP survey completed at the Eldorado property by KLM Geoscience LLC with the final report furnished by James L. Wright, M.Sc. The survey helped to locate and confirm fault structures that are believed to be important in controlling the gold mineralization on the property and identify several new targets for future exploration.

In addition, a local, large wildfire burned off the sagebrush and exposed new outcrops and alteration zones which were subsequently mapped resulting in the discovery of several new impressive step-out zones of mineralization thereby further expanding the already extensive mineralized footprint.

Mapping Highlights

Our newly recognized step-out zones of mineralization extend the recognized mineralization well beyond the area covered by both our drilling and historic drilling. The wildfire also exposed additional areas of historic placer mining activity, and two previously unseen historic prospect pits dug into strongly altered bedrock, all outside the historic drilling.

Figure 1 - Newly confirmed mineralized zone that is several hundred yards away but projects into last year's RC-04 that ended in 32 meters of 3.982 g/t gold.

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Figure 2 - A new historical prospect discovered after the wildfire

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IP Highlights

Results of the IP survey identified six (6) areas of interest (Figure 3).

  • Area 1: The extreme north end of Line 0: This is a strong, shallow chargeability anomaly proximal to a structure and located in a drainage.

  • Areas 2 and 3: These are the extreme south ends of Lines 400E and 600E where the possible source rock for the chargeable zone appears to be quite shallow.

  • Areas 4 and 5: These are weak, layered chargeability underlying two of the high-grade gold zones.

  • Area 6: Segment of the east bounding structure proximal to a high-grade gold zone and an area of structural complexity.

Areas 1, 2 and 3 warrant a ground examination and follow-up soil sampling and/or trenching. The Line 600E IP sections will be utilised during the current core drilling campaign in Areas 4 and 5 to determine the relationship of the weak chargeability anomalies with gold. Possible drill testing of Area 6 will be considered with the holes to be angled to the southwest to traverse the bounding structure and extend into the chargeability zone.