Endurance Reports Drill Discoveries at the Crown Zone - 147.5 gpt Gold over 1.0 Metre and 7.61 gpt Gold over 5.7 Metres

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Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - November 19, 2024) - Endurance Gold Corporation (TSXV: EDG) (OTC Pink: ENDGF) (FSE: 3EG) (the "Company") is pleased to announce assay results from five (5) additional diamond drill holes completed at the Crown Zone, a previously undrilled gap between the Imperial and Eagle Zones at its Reliance Gold Project. The 2024 drilling program is designed to expand the gold zones discovered within the 2-km long Royal Shear structure. Twenty-six (26) drill holes have been completed for 7,303 m drilled during the 2024 season.

Crown Zone Highlights include two drill holes containing visible gold:

  • DDH24-093: Upper Crown Discovery returning 147.5 grams per tonne ("gpt") gold over 1.0 metre ("m") within 74.29 gpt gold over 2.0 m from a quartz-sulphide vein with abundant coarse visible gold at 161 m depth.

  • DDH24-103: Lower Crown Discovery returning 7.61 gpt gold over 5.7 m from the Royal Shear contact at 273 m depth and a quartz-calcite vein with coarse visible gold at 341.5 m depth returning 49.10 gpt gold over 0.3 m

  • 2024 drilling has successfully demonstrated the host structural setting and gold mineralization continues between the Eagle and Imperial Zones

All five widely-spaced holes were testing the undrilled gap between Eagle and Imperial Zones associated with the Crown Zone soil anomaly. The intersection in DDH24-093 represents the highest grade gold sample returned to date on the Reliance property and is associated with abundant visible gold (see NQ core photo in Figure 1) in the Upper Crown Zone. This intersection is a 105 m step-out from DDH24-094 (1.18 gpt gold over 1.2 m) and a 130 m step-out from DDH24-089 (14.6 gpt gold over 1.3 m). No drill testing has been completed in the 180 m interval between the gold intersection in DDH24-093 and surface. Gold mineralization in the Upper Crown Zone is associated with altered mafic volcanic hosted quartz veins and quartz-arsenopyrite breccia.

The Lower Crown intersection in DDH24-103, grading 7.61 gpt gold and 0.75% antimony over 5.7 m (see individual sample results in Figure 2), significantly expands the gold system potential representing a 200 m step-out downdip from DDH24-093 reported above and a 140 m step-out southeast of DDH23-065 at the Imperial Zone which returned 8.98 gpt gold over 9.3 m. This wide intersection at Lower Crown is associated with same cataclastite breccia associated with many of the widest gold intersections reported to date along the Royal Shear at both the Eagle and Imperial Zones. This Lower Crown intersection is the first major intercept hosted in siltstone, as opposed to mafic volcanic, which expands the exploration possibilities elsewhere on the Reliance property.