GGX Gold Plans 2026 Drilling to Target Extensions of High-Grade C.O.D. Vein, Previously Drilled to 129 g/t Au, 1,154 g/t Ag and 353 g/t Te Over 7.28 Metres - Historic Mining Camp in Greenwood BC Canada

Core Viewpoint - GGX Gold Corp is planning a 2026 exploration program at its 100% owned Gold Drop property in the Greenwood Mining Camp, aiming to target extensions of the high-grade C.O.D. vein, which has previously shown significant mineralization results [1][2]. Exploration Plans - The 2026 drill program will focus on the projected extension of the Dentonia system at depth and will systematically test multiple parallel veins across the property [2]. - A surface drill program of up to 2,200 meters is planned to explore the North Star and Gold Drop mine areas, as well as the Highland Valley, Ken, and Amandy vein targets [4]. Historical Context - The Gold Drop property has a history of gold, silver, and tellurium-bearing quartz veins, with significant past production from the Dentonia vein, which is projected to extend onto the Gold Drop property [5][6]. - Historic production from the Dentonia vein is recorded at 43,354 ounces of gold and 258,973 ounces of silver from 124,644 tonnes [6]. Mineralization Details - The C.O.D. vein has been previously drilled with notable intercepts including 129 grams per tonne gold and 1,154 grams per tonne silver over a core length of 7.28 meters [7]. - The Gold Drop vein has been traced for over 700 meters and is mineralized with various metals, including pyrite and tellurides [9]. Targeted Areas for Drilling - Drilling is planned to intersect the Gold Drop vein near the workings and follow the structure to depth, as well as to target the Dentonia vein beneath the Gold Drop mine [8]. - Initial drill testing will also be conducted on the Highland Valley, Ken, and Amandy veins, with historic sampling indicating potential for significant mineralization [11][12].