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OUR PROJECTS – GOLD & ANTIMONY

Hatsfield Antimony Gold Project

CSE : TICO  |  FWB : ON8

Introduction

The Hatsfield Project is located in the Belleisle Bay –Hatfield Point mineral corridor of southern New Brunswick, within 1.8 km of the Pike Gold deposit (Inferred Resource of 214.8 Kt @ 9.60 g/t Au).2

The project has been significantly strengthened by:

  • A 2003 New Brunswick Government geochemical survey

  • Strong antimony (Sb) till anomalies in the 95th–100th percentile3

  • Confirmed polymetallic trench mineralization

  • Gold-in-soil anomalies averaging 113 ppb

  • Expansion of the land package to 766 hectares

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Source 2: Globex Mining – Devi’s Pike – Link
Source 3: Pronk, A.G, Allard, S. and Boldon, G.R. 2003 Color contour plot of antimony in till, Sussex map area (NTS 21H/12), New Brunswick Department of Natural Resouces. Plate 2003-19E/

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2003 NB Government Till Survey:

In 2003, the Province of New Brunswick conducted a regional till geochemical survey that identified Antimony (Sb) values in the 95th–100th percentile located directly on the recently acquired Hatsfield property.

Geology:

Hatsfield lies within the New River tectonostratigraphic belt, composed of:

  • Cambrian felsic volcanic rocks

  • Metasedimentary units

  • Northeast-trending fault systems

  • Structural intersections associated with hydrothermal mineralization

Soil Gold Anomaly:

Recent soil sampling programs identified: 4

  • 30 soil samples taken with an average gold value of 113 ppb. Notably, the gold zone remains open to the east onto the property.

  • An average of 113 ppb Au across multiple samples is considered highly anomalous in this geological environment

  • Importantly, the anomaly aligns with the regional Sb till anomaly and lies along the same structural corridor trending toward the Pike deposit.

Source 4: Venugopal D.V, 2009 Mineral Report of work 476764 – Link

Qualified Person:

The technical information contained in this news release has been reviewed and approved by Graham Giles, P.Geo., VP of Exploration to TICO, who is a Qualified Person as defined under National Instrument 43-101 – Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects

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