Mr. Stephen Burega reports

ROMIOS REPORTS POTENTIAL FOR PORPHYRY SYSTEM AT DEPTH ON THE KINKAID GOLD-SILVER-COPPER PROPERTY IN NEVADA, USA

Romios Gold Resources Inc.'s recently completed field program on the Kinkaid property in Nevada has improved its understanding of the large-scale mineral potential of the property and reinforced previous suggestions by the company's geologists that there may be a porphyry system at depth beneath the dozens of old high-grade gold-silver-copper (Au-Ag-Cu) prospects on the claims.

Highlights:

• A prominent alteration zone one kilometre wide surrounding a series of high-grade Au-Ag-Cu vein prospects on the southern Kinkaid claims is now thought to be consistent with a possible porphyry-type intrusion at depth.
• The discovery of thick packages of skarnified metasediments and previously unknown granitic intrusions on the northern claims near several small-scale former gold-tungsten (Au-W) producers has greatly increased the size potential of the skarn system at Kinkaid.

"One of the most striking features of the Kinkaid property is the abundance and variety of high-grade vein occurrences clustered in the southern part of the claim block," stated John Biczok, vice-president of exploration. "These occurrences typically trend north-northeast, parallel to the dominant strike of the Basin and Range faulting, and they are frequently situated in large areas discoloured brown by iron oxides and sericitic alteration of the local volcanic-sedimentary package.

"One cluster of these mineralized and altered areas is at least one km long and 400 metres wide, and hosts occurrences that have returned previously reported individual assays up to 36.3 g/t [grams per tonne] gold, 2.16 per cent copper and 212 g/t silver, with elevated barite, bismuth, antimony and mercury values (see Romios press releases March 10, June 14, and June 29, 2022). The high copper content and strong sericite alteration of most of the showings suggests there has been a magmatic input to the mineralizing fluids, potentially a porphyry Cu-Au system at depth," he continued.

This discoloured target area is flanked by other high-grade vein deposits, including the 500 m long series of the Montreal Ag-Au mine workings, and numerous high-grade copper-gold-silver vein-type deposits of unknown extent that do not appear to have been fully evaluated in the past.

"The variation in these veins from copper-gold-rich prospects, to silver plus/minus gold veins with high lead and zinc, to those with very high gold values, all point to a variation in their depth of emplacement above a presumed pluton," stated Stephen Burega, chief executive officer and president. "And this provides us with guidance on the potential of these veins for better mineralization at depth as well as the distance to the top of the potentially mineralized pluton as we plan for our next phase of exploration at Kinkaid."

The northern portion of the claims hosts at least four historic skarn occurrences spread across a 1.6 km by 600 m area, including two that were mined underground, reportedly for gold and/or tungsten. Romios's recent mapping indicates that there are potentially two major formations with much greater size potential than the historic mining sites. Mineralization at those sites occurs in garnet skarn horizons that are several metres wide in outcrop but, of potentially greater significance in at least one case, a nearby 40 m wide partially skarnified package of limestone and calcareous siltstones exhibits local retrograde alteration and minor visible copper mineralization.

This thick package of prospective strata has been traced for over 400 metres so far and two previously unknown granitic plutons have also been discovered nearby. For the first time, gossanous mineralization and garnet skarnification was also located along the edge of a major, 200 m wide, limestone formation between the historic workings and a major batholith that crops out 300 m to the north. These thick, skarnified limestone packages and the newly discovered granitic plutons that may have acted as the heat and Cu-Au-W source for the skarn deposits provide excellent, large-scale prospective targets with potential for much larger mineralized zones than were mined here in the past.

Assays are now pending from numerous samples collected from the skarns, mineralized veins and alteration zones during the May, 2023, program. Along with continuing petrographic and hyperspectral studies, these results will be used to further refine the geological model of the Kinkaid mineralization and help guide the next phase of the work. At this point, various geophysical, geochemical and geological options are under consideration for detecting and outlining any possible porphyry/plutonic systems beneath the veins and skarn occurrences on the Kinkaid claims.

Background

The Kinkaid property consists of 109 claims, covering approximately 9.2 square km, 18 km east of the town of Hawthorne, where the prolific Walker Lane trend overlaps the southern edge of the mineral-rich Basin and Range geological province.

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Qualified person

The technical information in this news release has been reviewed and approved by John Biczok, PGeo, vice-president of exploration for Romios Gold and a qualified person as defined by National Instrument 43-101. In addition to his extensive experience with several major mining companies exploring for a wide variety of ore deposit types across Canada and India, Mr. Biczok spent 12 years conducting exploration and research at the Musselwhite gold mine in Northwest Ontario.

About Romios Gold Resources Inc.

Romios Gold Resources is a progressive Canadian mineral exploration company engaged in precious and base metal exploration, focused primarily on gold, copper and silver. It has a 100-per-cent interest in the Lundmark-Akow Lake Au-Cu property plus four additional claim blocks in Northwestern Ontario and extensive claim holdings covering several significant porphyry copper-gold prospects in the Golden Triangle of British Columbia. Additional interests include the Kinkaid claims in Nevada covering numerous Au-Ag-Cu workings and two former producers: the Scossa mine property (Nevada), which is a former high-grade gold producer, and the La Corne molybdenum mine property (Quebec). The company retains a continuing interest in several properties, including: a 20-per-cent carried interest in five of Honey Badger Mining's claim blocks in the Thunder Bay silver district of Northwestern Ontario; a 2-per-cent NSR (net smelter return) on McEwen Mining's Hislop gold property in Ontario; a 2-per-cent NSR on Enduro Metals' Newmont Lake Au-Cu-Ag property in B.C.; and the company has signed a definitive agreement with Copperhead Resources Inc. whereby Copperhead can acquire a 75-per-cent ownership interest in Romios's Red Line property in British Columbia.