Silver North Resources Ltd. announced that a 15‑cm wide massive galena cobble collected during its 2025 field program at the Veronica Property yielded 76.8 % lead and 2,860 g/t silver. The sample was taken from the 1 km × 1 km Betty Target soil anomaly, which remains open to the east and south.
The Veronica Property is part of the GDR Project in southern Yukon and sits adjacent to the Tim Property, which is under option to Coeur Mining. The high‑grade lead and silver results confirm the presence of carbonate‑replacement deposit (CRD)‑style mineralization that is characteristic of the Silvertip District, where lead mineralization is a key component of CRD systems.
These findings strengthen Silver North’s position in the Yukon’s emerging CRD corridor and provide concrete evidence that the Betty Target could host high‑grade silver‑lead‑zinc mineralization. The data will inform the company’s 2026 exploration plans, guiding drilling decisions and helping prioritize limited capital resources toward the most promising targets within the GDR Project.
The sample was delivered to ALS Laboratories in Whitehorse and North Vancouver, where it was analyzed using four‑acid digestion and ICP‑MS techniques, ensuring reliable assay results.
President and CEO Jason Weber said the lead mineralization “is an important component of CRD style mineralization in the Silvertip District. While only float, they do show the potential for high‑grade silver and lead mineralization at the Betty Target, which is a great start as we begin to make exploration plans for Veronica in 2026.”
The high‑grade assays support Silver North’s focus on high‑grade silver‑lead‑zinc deposits, provide a solid geological foundation for future drilling, and help the company allocate capital efficiently in a competitive exploration landscape.
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