Core Silver Reports Mineralization at Touleary Project

Core Silver Corp. has announced promising findings from the initial phase of its 2026 drilling program at the Touleary Project in Yukon, Canada. The first four drill holes, totaling 962.6 meters, intersected copper-bearing sulphides, including chalcopyrite, in all instances. Additional zinc sulphides were also observed. These findings mirror the 2011 drilling program's results, suggesting a potentially significant polymetallic system.

The drilling concentrated on the Discovery Zone's announced geophysical targets, which remain largely unexplored. Historical assays from 2011 showed promising results, enhancing the potential for sizeable yields of copper, zinc, gold, and silver. Samples are currently pending laboratory analysis to determine precise grades.

Future plans include testing additional target areas identified by geophysical signatures, like Target-4 and Target-5. This phase one drilling campaign aims not only to validate historical data but also to explore new regions potentially rich in resources.