Mr. Bill Baird reports
ATLANTA GOLD UPDATES DRILLING RESULTS FOR POTENTIAL BULK MINABLE WIDTHS AND GRADES
Atlanta Gold Inc. has released drill results from two additional holes from its drilling
program in the Buffalo mine zone of the Atlanta shear at its Atlanta
property in Idaho. These results from the continuing drill program
continue to show the potential for bulk-mining zones at intermediate
depths within the Atlanta shear.
The attached tables show the long continuous core intervals with minable
grade intercepts. "These additional results continue to add to our confidence that there
is significant potential for low-cost, intermediate-depth bulk mining at
Atlanta. The top of these mining blocks are relatively shallow, located
immediately below the proposed pit bottoms at the Atlanta project and
easily accessible from short ramps," said Ernest Simmons, vice-president of mining and chief operating officer of the company. A
new mining option is being developed as drilling continues to expand
this zone along strike and depth. Additional assays are pending for
recently completed holes.
RESULTS FROM RECENTLY COMPLETED DRILL HOLES
Hole identification From To Core length Assays (1)
(m) (m) (m) Gold Silver
(g/t) (g/t)
D11173W45 86.9 102.1 15.2 3.819 7.89
includes 1.5 6.252 2.91
includes 1.5 12.534 39.29
includes 1.5 14.141 34.39
185.9 193.5 7.6 2.379 1.91
includes 1.5 8.983 2.61
230.1 251.5 21.4 2.054 1.14
includes 1.5 3.008 0.89
includes 1.5 4.724 0.89
includes 1.5 5.837 1.99
includes 1.5 3.149 4.49
D11151W51 264.3 289.6 25.3 3.038 1.71
includes 1.5 14.122 6.21
includes 1.5 3.726 0.41
includes 1.5 16.725 0.99
includes 1.5 6.415 2.29
(1) Grades are weighted averages.
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED HOLES (OCT. 12, 2011)
Hole identification From To Core length Assays (1)
(m) (m) (m) Gold Silver
(g/t) (g/t)
D11166W41A 117.3 127.4 10.1 3.01 5.66
includes 1.5 4.29 6.21
includes 0.3 26.64 70.22
includes 1.9 8.12 6.90
D11166W43 285.0 333.8 48.8 1.80 0.84
(1) Grades are weighted averages.
In July, 2011, P&E Mining Consultants Inc. completed a mineral resource
estimate at the company's Atlanta gold project. P&E estimated an
indicated mineral resource of 686,600 gold ounces within 6.83 million
tons at an average grade of 0.101 ounce per ton (3.45 grams per tonne) gold and an inferred
mineral resource of 282,400 gold ounces contained within 1.79 million
tons at an average grade of 0.158 ounce per ton (5.42 g/t) Au. Using a gold-to-silver price ratio of 55.6 to 1, the new indicated mineral resource is
719,000 gold equivalent (AuEq) ounces within 6.83 million tons at an
average grade of 0.106 ounce per ton (3.63 g/t) AuEq, and the inferred mineral
resource is 290,000 AuEq ounces within 1.79 million tons at an average
grade of 0.163 ounce per ton (5.59 g/t) AuEq. Gold cut-off grades of 0.041 ounce per ton
(1.41 g/t) for open pit and 0.113 ounce per ton (3.87 g/t) for underground
resources were established from metal prices, expected recoveries and
estimated operating costs (see news release dated July 21, 2011).
Qualified person
Information of a technical nature in this news release regarding Atlanta
has been reviewed by Edward D. Fields who is a designated qualified
person under NI 43-101. Mr. Fields is a registered member of the
Society for Mining, Metallurgy and Exploration Inc.
Quality control and assurance
Drill samples were handled and assayed in accordance with NI 43-101
standards. Assaying was done by Inspectorate America Corporation of
Sparks, Nev., United States. Samples were 30-gram fire assays of split
NQ-sized core (one inch in diameter). Quality control and quality assurance
protocol of the analytical results is maintained by inserting standards, blanks
and duplicates into the sample run, approximately every 20 samples
at the project site.
We seek Safe Harbor.
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