GoldHaven Resources Corp. has successfully completed its second diamond drill hole at the East Target of the Copeçal Project in Brazil, with enhanced alteration and veining. The drill rig has moved to the third pad to test mineralization continuity. The project is located in a historically productive gold region in Brazil’s Juruena Gold Province.

The second drill hole, COP-002, reached a depth of 121 meters, showing increased alteration and veining intensity. Geological and structural logging is ongoing, with sampling for gold and multi-element analysis underway. The project benefits from previous exploration by AngloGold Ashanti, revealing significant mineralization potential.

The Copeçal Gold Project, spanning 3,681 hectares, is located in the Juruena Gold Province, known for various gold deposit styles. Recent exploration activities confirm the presence of gold-bearing structures, with soil sampling revealing consistent gold values. GoldHaven is focused on exploring high potential land packages in North and South America.

Rob Birmingham, CEO of GoldHaven, is encouraged by the project’s early results, indicating the potential for a large gold mineralization system. The company plans to provide regular updates as drilling continues and assay results become available. The project is strategically located in a region with a history of substantial gold discoveries.

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