Core Insights - Pinnacle Silver & Gold Corp is resuming work on its project in Mexico after a 35-year hiatus, focusing on the Dos de Mayo vein system and historic mine workings [1][5] - The company is utilizing surface and underground sampling to build a clearer understanding of mineralization, likening the process to assembling a jigsaw puzzle [2][6] Project Overview - The La Dura mine, one of three sampled sites, has provided valuable data despite its small size, helping to define mineralization exposure [3][10] - The company plans to drill between the three mine areas to assess potential connections and continuity of mineralization [3][7] Sampling Results - High-grade assays have been recorded, with surface samples reaching up to 2,000 grams per tonne of silver and underground samples at Pinos Cuates showing up to 85 grams per tonne [3][9] - The La Dura mine's underground workings are limited to just over 12 meters, but sampling has allowed for further exploration and drilling to determine the extent and average grade of mineralization [10]