Doubleview Drills Up Highest Gold-Copper Grades at Hat Project

Doubleview Capital Corp. (TSXV:DBV) announced that gold-copper mineralization continues to grow at depth in drill hole H-23 and according to recent assay results, the return boasts the strongest gold-copper values found at the Hat Project since it began in 2013.

According to the press release, the highlights are as follows:

• A second and wider pyrite-rich zone in H-23 returned 0.73% CuEq* (0.36 g/t Au and 0.47% Cu) in a 110.9-meter section beginning at a depth of 270.6 meters, including 74.2 meters grading 0.96% CuEq (0.45 g/t Au and 0.61% Cu);

• Assays are pending for a third, wider chalcopyrite-pyrite zone that was visually observed to extend for at least 120 meters beginning at a depth of 402 meters, the current end of sampling;

• H-23, with the best gold grades of any hole drilled so far at the Hat Project, confirms the presence of a very large and robust porphyry system with growing potential for discovery of a high-grade gold-copper core.

Farshad Shirvani, Doubleview president and CEO, commented:

Drill Hole H-23 elevates the Hat Project to a new level. We’re eagerly anticipating assay results from the last 250-meter section that was completed just prior to the December break. Those results may necessitate extending the hole beyond its present depth of 650 meters. In just 23 holes, we’ve taken the Hat from a grassroots stage to the point where it is now showing significant potential as an important new porphyry discovery in the under-explored and prolific Sheslay district just over 100 km northwest of the Red Chris mine. New infrastructure has added to the already huge opportunities for additional major discoveries and mining development in this part of the province.

Click here to read the full Doubleview Capital Corp. (TSXV:DBV) press release.