Marlin Gold Intersects 10.57 g/t Au Over 6.00m at the Colinas Target Less Than 1km Southeast of the Taunus Pit at the La Trinidad Mine

Marlin Gold Mining Ltd. (TSX-V: MLN) (“Marlin” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce positive drill results from the Colinas target area (“Colinas”) less than 1 kilometer from the Taunus pit within the permitted mining boundary at the wholly owned La Trinidad gold mine in Sinaloa, Mexico (“La Trinidad Mine”).
As quoted in the press release:

Akiba Leisman, Executive Chairman and Interim CEO states that “this is a watershed moment for the La Trinidad Mine.  Following up on an extensive review of geochemistry, geophysics, surface mapping and trenching at Colinas, we were able to hone in on an additional and potentially significant gold zone within our permitted mining boundary.  In fact, the Colinas target area is a shorter haul distance to our processing infrastructure than where we are currently mining within the Taunus pit.  The first two holes at Colinas, of which the first was abandoned mid-hole, have returned multiple high grade intercepts, highlighted by 10.57 g/t Au over 6.00 meters in hole 17COLDDH02.  Most importantly, drilling thus far is suggesting that the gold-hosting structural corridor needs to be reinterpreted 100 meters to the west, leaving large areas of prospective ground untested.”

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