Outcrop Washing

Outcrop washing completed at the TL Zone of the #GoldenTargetProject. Sampling, results and Geologist report to follow. This is a large area with multiple zones of outcrop with similar mineralization. Much is still to be uncovered with equipment stripping pending permits. Sampling and results will tell the tale. There are some historical #gold and #copper occurrences in this Zone. Government database is vague and minimal. This is a relatively unexplored area just South of the Destor Porcupine Fault Zone and within the strike of the Golden Arrow Fault. Which is a splay of the DPFZ. Promising #miningexploration zone! Our Professional Geologists are currently working to bring our completed exploration, sampling results our geophysical work and drill hole data together with local and regional government data. Mapping and modeling will give us much better view of this entire area of the project prior to drill hole spotting for our next drill program.

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Gold Confiscation?

Gold Confiscation?  Juice Not Worth the Squeeze
Brandon White - July 2021

Many gold investors worry about government confiscation or expropriation of the metal they own. They often cite the 1933 precedent where, by Executive Order of the President of the United States, Americans were required to turn in any gold coins, bullion or certificates held that were in excess of five ounces. Having worked in the gold sector for many years, I am often asked about this and what I believe might occur in the future. In short, I do not believe that the U.S. government (or that of any Western nation) will repeat such an action today, for several reasons.

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Induced Polarized Survey (Test I.P.) at C1 Gold Occurrence Completed

C1 Au Occurrence I.P. Survey Follow Up Recommendations by GMEI Geologists

 Canadian Exploration Services Ltd. (“CXS”) conducted a test Pole-Dipole Induced Polarization geophysical survey at the C1 gold occurrence. The C1 gold occurrence is a GMEI discovery resulting from the systematic prospecting carried out in 2014 and 2015. Outcrop samples from this gold showing yielded up to 13.1 grams per ton gold.

The survey identified a chargeable response with coincident high resistivity along strike of the C1 gold occurrence, concluding that the occurrence produces a measurable I.P. response. Two similar “parallel” I.P. responses flank the I.P. anomaly to the east and west. Both remain untested. Details of the survey are provided in the 33-page CXS report to GMEI tilled: “Q2849-GoodMining-C1-PDp-Report.pdf”.

GMEI Professional Geological Consultants interpreted the sulphide content of the C1 “vein” to be represented by the elevated chargeability and the host quart/silicified matrix to be represented by the higher resistivity. The continuation of the C1 trend and identification of similar parallel trends associated with the C1 gold occurrence warrant an expansion of the search area centered around this occurrence.

 The proposed follow up investigation of the C1 area includes:

  • Expanded I.P. survey to extend the limits of the I.P. anomalies.

  • Trenching and prospecting of the I.P. anomalies and of the results of the expanded survey

  • Diamond drill testing of the best targets.

 

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IP Survey Commences for GMEI March 8th, 2021

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March 8th, 2021. GMEI commences its permit approved, Induced Polarized Survey, on the C1 gold discovery. This anomaly is a 40 to 50 cm quartz vein zone on our Golden Target Project. The vein that is visible on the outcrop dips below surface, and the IP survey will aid to determine if this anomaly continues underground. The C1 surface grab samples assayed up to 13.1 grams per ton. The line cutting is complete and the IP survey is set to begin next.

CYDEF now handling cybersecurity risks for GMEI

Good Mining Exploration Inc. (GMEI) is concerned with protecting its proprietary and confidential information such as NI 43-101 reports from unauthorized access, as well as cybersecurity risks associated with end user devices such as ransomware. To address these needs, CYDEF provides continuous monitoring of GMEI’s systems and can take action on GMEI’s behalf to respond to attacks.

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