Aztec Drills 556.5 gpt Silver and 17.7 gpt Gold (2149.5 gpt AgEq) over 3.04m within 70.8 gpt Ag and 1.99 gpt Au (250.2 gpt AgEq) over 28.9m; Continues Expansion of the Contention Target and Drilling for Potential CRD Mineralization at the Tombstone Project, Arizona

Reasoning: This gold intercept is low grade for an open pit scenario (0.11 gpt Au is below the weak threshold of 0.3 gpt Au) and narrow, contributing little to overall materiality, though it confirms mineralization.

Reasoning: This silver intercept is below the weak threshold of 30 gpt Ag and narrow, contributing little to overall materiality, though it confirms mineralization.

Reasoning: This gold intercept is low grade for an open pit scenario (0.18 gpt Au is below the weak threshold of 0.3 gpt Au) and narrow, contributing little to overall materiality, though it confirms mineralization.

Reasoning: This silver intercept is very low grade (6.15 gpt Ag is well below the weak threshold of 30 gpt Ag) and narrow, contributing little to overall materiality, though it confirms mineralization.

Reasoning: This intercept shows good width and a moderate gold grade for an open pit, contributing positively to the overall resource potential.

Reasoning: This intercept shows good width and a moderate silver grade, contributing positively to the overall resource potential.

Reasoning: This sub-interval shows exceptional gold grade over a moderate width, significantly enhancing the overall prospectivity of the broader zone.

Reasoning: This sub-interval shows strong silver grade over a moderate width, significantly enhancing the overall prospectivity of the broader zone.

Reasoning: This gold intercept is low grade for an open pit scenario (0.14 gpt Au is below the weak threshold of 0.3 gpt Au), contributing little to overall materiality, though it confirms mineralization.

Reasoning: This silver intercept is very low grade (13.95 gpt Ag is well below the weak threshold of 30 gpt Ag), contributing little to overall materiality, though it confirms mineralization.

Reasoning: This broad intercept shows strong gold grade, indicating significant mineralization, though the presence of a stope within the interval introduces some uncertainty.

Reasoning: This broad intercept shows moderate silver grade, indicating significant mineralization, though the presence of a stope within the interval introduces some uncertainty.

Reasoning: This sub-interval represents a bonanza gold intercept, significantly boosting the overall prospectivity and demonstrating high-grade potential within the broader zone.

Reasoning: This sub-interval represents a bonanza silver intercept, significantly boosting the overall prospectivity and demonstrating high-grade potential within the broader zone.

Reasoning: This gold intercept is very low grade for an open pit scenario (0.07 gpt Au is well below the weak threshold of 0.3 gpt Au), contributing little to overall materiality, though it confirms mineralization.

Reasoning: This silver intercept is very low grade (5.06 gpt Ag is well below the weak threshold of 30 gpt Ag), contributing little to overall materiality, though it confirms mineralization.

Reasoning: This gold intercept is low grade for an open pit scenario (0.14 gpt Au is below the weak threshold of 0.3 gpt Au), contributing little to overall materiality, though it confirms mineralization.

Reasoning: This silver intercept is very low grade (10.37 gpt Ag is well below the weak threshold of 30 gpt Ag), contributing little to overall materiality, though it confirms mineralization.

Reasoning: This gold intercept is low grade for an open pit scenario (0.15 gpt Au is below the weak threshold of 0.3 gpt Au), contributing little to overall materiality, though it confirms mineralization.

Reasoning: This silver intercept is very low grade (3.8 gpt Ag is well below the weak threshold of 30 gpt Ag), contributing little to overall materiality, though it confirms mineralization.

Reasoning: This gold intercept is very low grade for an open pit scenario (0.07 gpt Au is well below the weak threshold of 0.3 gpt Au), contributing little to overall materiality, though it confirms mineralization.

Reasoning: This silver intercept is very low grade (2.92 gpt Ag is well below the weak threshold of 30 gpt Ag), contributing little to overall materiality, though it confirms mineralization.

Reasoning: This gold intercept shows good width but low grade for an open pit scenario (0.12 gpt Au is below the weak threshold of 0.3 gpt Au), contributing little to overall materiality, though it confirms mineralization.

Reasoning: This silver intercept shows good width but very low grade (5.39 gpt Ag is well below the weak threshold of 30 gpt Ag), contributing little to overall materiality, though it confirms mineralization.

Reasoning: This gold intercept shows a moderate grade over a moderate width, contributing positively to the overall mineralization footprint.

Reasoning: This silver intercept shows a moderate grade over a moderate width, contributing positively to the overall mineralization footprint.

Reasoning: This gold intercept shows exceptional width but low grade for an open pit scenario (0.18 gpt Au is below the weak threshold of 0.3 gpt Au), contributing to the overall mineralization footprint but with limited economic impact.

Reasoning: This silver intercept shows exceptional width but low grade (19.85 gpt Ag is below the weak threshold of 30 gpt Ag), contributing to the overall mineralization footprint but with limited economic impact.

Reasoning: This gold intercept shows good width but very low grade for an open pit scenario (0.09 gpt Au is well below the weak threshold of 0.3 gpt Au), contributing little to overall materiality.

Reasoning: This silver intercept shows good width but very low grade (6.04 gpt Ag is well below the weak threshold of 30 gpt Ag), contributing little to overall materiality.

Reasoning: This is a historical gold intercept with low grade for an open pit scenario (0.18 gpt Au is below the weak threshold of 0.3 gpt Au), providing little new information.

Reasoning: This is a historical silver intercept with low grade (23.0 gpt Ag is below the weak threshold of 30 gpt Ag), providing little new information.

Reasoning: This is a historical gold intercept with exceptional width but low grade for an open pit scenario (0.24 gpt Au is below the weak threshold of 0.3 gpt Au), providing little new information.

Reasoning: This is a historical silver intercept with exceptional width but low grade (19.4 gpt Ag is below the weak threshold of 30 gpt Ag), providing little new information.

Reasoning: This is a historical gold intercept with good width but low grade for an open pit scenario (0.19 gpt Au is below the weak threshold of 0.3 gpt Au), providing little new information.

Reasoning: This is a historical silver intercept with good width but low grade (10.4 gpt Ag is below the weak threshold of 30 gpt Ag), providing little new information.

Reasoning: This is a historical gold intercept with exceptional width but very low grade for an open pit scenario (0.05 gpt Au is well below the weak threshold of 0.3 gpt Au), providing little new information.

Reasoning: This is a historical silver intercept with exceptional width but very low grade (8.7 gpt Ag is well below the weak threshold of 30 gpt Ag), providing little new information.

Reasoning: This is a historical gold intercept with low grade for an open pit scenario (0.08 gpt Au is below the weak threshold of 0.3 gpt Au), providing little new information.

Reasoning: This is a historical silver intercept with very low grade (5.4 gpt Ag is well below the weak threshold of 30 gpt Ag), providing little new information.

Reasoning: This is a historical gold intercept with exceptional width and moderate grade, indicating significant mineralization, but provides no new information.

Reasoning: This is a historical silver intercept with exceptional width and moderate grade, indicating significant mineralization, but provides no new information.

Reasoning: This is a historical gold intercept with strong grade over a moderate width, indicating significant mineralization, but provides no new information.

Reasoning: This is a historical silver intercept with strong grade over a moderate width, indicating significant mineralization, but provides no new information.

Reasoning: Expanded from assay table. 3.91 g/t gold is strong against the open_pit mining band [5, 2, 1, 0.3] g/t. Grade×width 18.0 g/t·m is weak (grade alone is strong; the better of the two is used).

Reasoning: Expanded from assay table. 238.73 g/t silver is strong against the default band [500, 200, 100, 30] g/t. Grade×width 1098.2 g/t·m is moderate (grade alone is strong; the better of the two is used).

Reasoning: Expanded from assay table. 17.7 g/t gold is exceptional against the open_pit mining band [5, 2, 1, 0.3] g/t. Grade×width 53.1 g/t·m is moderate (grade alone is exceptional; the better of the two is used).

Reasoning: Expanded from assay table. 556.5 g/t silver is exceptional against the default band [500, 200, 100, 30] g/t. Grade×width 1669.5 g/t·m is moderate (grade alone is exceptional; the better of the two is used).

Reasoning: Expanded from assay table. 2.26 g/t gold is strong against the open_pit mining band [5, 2, 1, 0.3] g/t. Grade×width 13.8 g/t·m is weak (grade alone is strong; the better of the two is used).

Reasoning: Expanded from assay table. 253 g/t silver is strong against the default band [500, 200, 100, 30] g/t. Grade×width 1543.3 g/t·m is moderate (grade alone is strong; the better of the two is used).