Excalibur Metals flags new silver-gold soil anomalies at Bellehelen project in Nevada

• Excalibur Metals outlined new silver-gold soil anomalies north of Spyglass Ridge at its Bellehelen project in Nye County, Nevada.
• Sampling defined a roughly 1-km prospective corridor, adding the new Zigs target and expanding the Broken Cabin target.
• Zigs, about 500 m east-northeast of Spyglass Ridge, returned up to 449 ppb gold, 2.0 ppm silver across about 300 m by 300 m.
• Broken Cabin, about 700 m north, returned up to 331 ppb gold, 7.8 ppm silver across about 300 m by 600 m.
• Follow-up work to focus on mapping structures tied to anomalies, integrating soils with geology, geophysics, and Spyglass Ridge drilling.

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