Tocvan Establishes Broad Footprint of Gold - Silver Potential Across Gran Pilar Open for Expansion

In This Article:

Prepares for Next Phase of Drilling and Development

Highlights:

  • Surface Exploration Work Ongoing at Gran Pilar, over 476 Samples Collected to Date Along Northern and Eastern Extensions of Main Zone, North Hill and 4-T Trends - Results Pending

  • Sampling Covers 2.3 km2 Area (2.2x the Area of the Original Pilar Concessions)

  • Multiple Artisanal Underground Workings Found Tied to Broader Mineralized System

  • Modelling Shows Increased Expansion Potential, Advances Targets for Drilling

CALGARY, AB / ACCESSWIRE / September 10, 2024 / Tocvan Ventures Corp. (the "Company") (CSE:TOC)(OTCQB:TCVNF)(FSE:TV3), is pleased to provide an update from its Gran Pilar gold-silver project in mine-friendly Sonora, Mexico. Surface soil and rock sampling has been ongoing across the Gran Pilar project area with a focus on the northern and eastern extensions of the Main Zone, North Hill and 4-T trends. To date, over 476 surface samples have been collected by technical staff with results pending. The area sampled now totals over 230 hectares or 2.3 square kilometers across the southern block of Gran Pilar (Figure 1).

Figure 1. Predictive gold modelling at surface derived from rock geochemistry (Orange and red outlines). Blue hatched area outlines latest phase of pending results including 476 surface samples. The area marks a notable expansion to the historic work focused at the Main Zone.

"We are pleased with how quickly our area of interest is expanding and the added confidence we are gaining with each progression of Gran Pilar" commented Brodie Sutherland, CEO. "Gran Pilar is largely untapped for resource potential and the work being completed is strengthening our position as a leading explorer and developer in Sonora. As we await the latest results, we can already see the significance of these new areas and the positive impact they have for us moving forward. As discussions continue with potential strategic partners, our conviction to transform Gran Pilar into a top tier asset has never been stronger. We look forward to updating our shareholders throughout this transformation."

During sampling multiple underground artisanal workings were identified that coincide with prospective host rocks and mineralization similar to those recorded at the Main Zone. A soil grid across the area, spanning 675-meters north of the Main Zone and over 2-kilometers east, is now complete and will provide data to finalize the alteration and mineralization modelling for advanced drill targeting of the new area (blue hatched area in Figure 1). Metal distribution and alteration modelling was completed by an independent professional, Guillermo Turner Saad and utilizes over 1,300 rock and soil samples. Pending results from the ongoing surface evaluation work will be incorporated in ongoing model development. The modelling will provide key information for defining target areas for future drilling campaigns and outlining areas appropriate for future mine-infrastructure.