Arizona Gold & Silver Inc (TSX-V:AZS) (OTCQB:AZASF) CEO Mike Stark joined Steve Darling from Proactive to share positive results from the company’s ongoing core drilling program at the Philadelphia Project in Arizona. The latest highlight comes from core hole PC25-155, which returned 14.5 g/t gold over 1.52 meters, within a broader interval of 4.24 g/t over 22.26 meters, underscoring both vein continuity and increasing grade at depth.

Stark noted that this new intercept comes from a single massive composite and brecciated quartz vein and marks a 40% increase in grade compared to hole PC25-154, located about 60 meters up dip. Both holes intersected similar drill thicknesses, with true thickness of PC25-155 estimated at approximately 57% of the drilled interval.

Drilling is continuing with core hole PC25-156, which is currently at a depth of 872 feet (265.85 meters) and approaching the top of the targeted vein within roughly 200 feet (60.98 meters). Stark emphasized the importance of this hole in guiding the next phase of drilling, which will likely expand strike length in both directions, further enlarging the mineralized footprint.

Courtesy of  Arizona Gold, and Silver Via Proactive Investors