Silver One Expands Exploration for High-Grade Silver at Phoenix Silver

Core Insights - Silver One Resources Inc. is initiating detailed drone-borne magnetometry and ground-penetrating radar surveys at its 100%-owned Phoenix Silver Project in Arizona, focusing on the 417 area and the historic Mexican Mine [1][2]. Survey Details - The magnetometry survey aims to identify linear features such as structures, veins, and dikes that may be associated with silver mineralization, particularly in the 417 area where high-grade silver fragments were previously discovered [3][2]. - Ground-penetrating radar (GPR) will be utilized to detect metallic masses, map subsurface structures, and identify historic mine workings, which will assist in guiding exploration efforts [4][5]. Previous Drilling Results - Drilling in 2024 at the 417 area intersected vein structures with significant results, including intersections of up to 3,800 g/t silver and 0.97% copper over 0.35 m, although massive native silver mineralization was not encountered [2][6]. Future Work - If the upcoming surveys yield positive results, the company plans to conduct a gravity survey to further refine drilling targets and may extend geophysical work to the Nuggets North area, where large silver fragments have been collected [6][7]. Additional Exploration - Induced polarization and magnetotellurics surveys targeting porphyry copper in the southern part of the property are ongoing, with results expected in early 2026 [7].