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Nord Intersects 20,675 g/t Silver over 0.3 Metres and 10,413 g/t Silver over 0.3 Metres at Castle East

Source: Newsfile · Reported September 9, 2026
WHAT CHANGED. WHAT COUNTS.

At a glance

Wedge hole CS-26-140W1 returned three separate silver-cobalt intervals across a 59.4 metre downhole span, led by 20,676 g/t (603 oz/ton) silver with 1.16% cobalt over 0.30 metres within a 2.0-metre interval grading 4,683 g/t silver and 4,540 g/t silver over 0.90 metres and 10,413 g/t over 0.3 metes both within a 4.2-metre interval grading 1,546 g/t silver. The intersections lie approximately nine and ten metres from high-grade holes CS-21-92 and CS-20-43, feeding the expanded Castle East...

From the available Newsfile headline and excerpt. Company claims have not been independently verified.

REPORTED RESULTS

Highlighted intercepts

20675 g/t AG over 0.3mScreening score 8/10
4540 g/t AG over 0.90mScreening score 7.5/10
10413 g/t AG over 0.3mScreening score 7/10
More captured intervals (1)
1.16 % over 0.30mUnscored: metal or reporting basis is ambiguous

Captured from the headline and available excerpt, ordered by screening score. May include overlapping intervals; this is not the complete assay table. Reported interval is not assumed to be true width. Scores exclude recovery, continuity, depth, capex and economics. Read the scoring method.

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