Assay results were released by Pacific Sentinel Gold (VSE) from 21 reverse circulation holes drilled as part of an ongoing 35-hole program on the Golden West property in Arizona.
The first-drill program was designed to test five separate gold zones on the 11-square-mile property. Pacific Sentinel is earning a 50% interest in the project from PIC Prospectors International (VSE) and Almaden Rewsources (VSE). Each will retain a 25% interest. The better results from five of the 11 holes complteted on the Sheep target include: 15 ft. grading 0.11 oz. gld per ton, 15ft. of 0.12 oz. and 10 ft. of 0.023 oz. gold.
Results from the Golden West zone include numerous 5-ft. intervals grading in a range of 0.011-0.081 oz. gold. other results include 30ft. of 0.040 oz. gold, 20 ft. of 0.021 oz. and 20 ft. of 0.027oz.
Drilling is continuing. Three additional exploration holes will be completed in the Sheep target area before the drill is moved to the Coyote zone where undergroud sampling assayed 0.082 oz. gold over 40 ft.
Pacific Sentinel is managed by former directors of Continental Gold, a junior which explored and developed the Mt. Milligan gold-copper deposit north of Prince George, B.C. the deposit is now owned by Placer Dome
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