Phase One Of Garfield Hills Work Program

VANCOUVER – Lexston Mining Corporation reported on phase 1 of the exploration program on its 128 mineral claims located in Mineral County, Nevada, known as the Garfield Hills property. Crews are anticipated to mobilize on February 3rd, 2026. The proposed work on the Garfield Hills property will be focused on identifying the potential for porphyry-related mineralization styles present in the Pamlico district. Most historic exploration and production in the Pamlico district have focused on skarn and carbonate replacement deposits found in country rocks around a Cretaceous intrusion beneath much of the Garfield Hills property. Additionally, mineralized quartz veins can be present within the intrusion that can host gold, silver and copper.
The planned exploration will consist of soil sampling, rock sampling, and geologic mapping of the rocks present on the property known to host mineralization elsewhere in the district. Identifying uranium mineralization outboard of the areas focused on by prior operators will be an additional goal of the planned exploration.
Jag Bal, President, said, “We are excited to begin our Phase 1 Work Program on our Garfield Project which borders Guardian Metal Resources, and where Guardian has recently completed extensive work.  Guardian has stated on their website, three-dimensional (3D) inversion modelling of magnetic data highlights two large deep seated intrusive/magnetic bodies at the High-Grade and Power Line Zones, these have a vertical extent of over 800 m and appear to continue below the depth of investigation of the ground magnetic survey. We are focusing work in these areas.”