Frijolar II Underground Sampling Completed
VANCOUVER, BC - Golden Goliath Resources Ltd. reported from chip sampling assay data from within the Frijolar II tunnel has now been received and compiled. Excellent values were returned within this working, including 4.19 metres grading 536 gm silver/tonne and 1.72 metres grading 726 gm silver/tonne. Frijolar II lies about 200 metres south of the Las Bolas tunnel on a separate, parallel trend. Initial sampling was conducted within this tunnel in 2008, along its 71 metre length. A subsequent cave-in has now blocked access to the end of the working allowing only 43 metres to be covered by the current sampling, which averaged 281 gm silver/tonne over the entire length, with an average mining width of 2.51 metres.
In addition to the Frijolar II work, two other old workings called San Luis and El Maguachi have now been entered and sampled for the first time. These workings, which trend in the same direction as those in the main Las Bolas area, lie approximately 1,400 metres east of the Frijolar II tunnel, and the mineralization within them looks identical to that found within the Las Bolas tunnel. Three samples were taken within the San Luis area. A chip sample across a thirty cm wide vein structure within San Luis ran 509 gm silver/tonne, with 0.21 gm gold/tonne and its 1 metre wide footwall assayed at 74 gm silver/tonne. A grab sample of the same structure, further along the working, assayed 720 gm silver/tonne with 0.42 gm gold/tonne. Outside, 200m south of the San Luis at a collapsed working called San Luis II, a chip sample across a 30 cm wide exposure of the same vein structure assayed at 1,850 gm silver/tonne with 0.61 gm gold/tonne. The existence of these workings and the mineralization found there indicates that the Las Bolas, Frijolar and El Corazon trends have a strike length, measured from the entrance of the Las Bolas mine tunnel, of approximately 1,600 metres.
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