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Pinnacle Interprets Multiple New Targets from LiDAR Survey at El Potrero
(TheNewswire) VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA – TheNewswire - January 6, 2026 - (...
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[{"type":"text","content":"Pinnacle Interprets Multiple New Targets from LiDAR Survey at El Potrero\n(TheNewswire)\n\n\nVANCOUVER, BRITISH\nCOLUMBIA – TheNewswire - January 6, 2026 - (TSXV: PINN, OTC: PSGCF,\nFrankfurt: P9J) – Pinnacle Silver and Gold Corp. (\"Pinnacle\" or the “Company\") is\npleased to announce that the airborne LiDAR\nsurvey recently flown over the high-grade El Potrero gold-silver\nproject in Durango, Mexico (see Pinnacle news release of\nNovember 24, 2025) has confirmed\nknown structural trends, outlined previously unknown structures, and\nidentified a total of 64\nadits, 6 shafts and 51 prospecting pits on the\ntwo claim blocks comprising the project.\n\n\n“The LiDAR survey was highly successful in confirming\nthe 1,600 metre known strike length of the Dos de Mayo vein system\nand, perhaps more importantly, has identified new structures, often\nwith artisanal workings that may indicate the presence of vein\nmaterial,” stated Robert\nArcher, Pinnacle’s President & CEO.  “The sheer number of\nhistoric shafts, adits and pits interpreted from the LiDAR survey\nunderscores the prospectivity of the project and, to date, we have\nfocused only on the northernmost 10% of the property.  As such, we\nare adding to our geological team to follow up on these new\ntargets.” \n\n\n\nClick Image To View Full Size\n\n\nFigure 1:  El Potrero Project\nShowing Two Claim Blocks and Artisanal Workings Interpreted from\nLiDAR\n\n\n\nClick Image To View Full Size\n\n\nFigure 2:  El Potrero Block Showing\nArtisanal Workings Interpreted from LiDAR Defining Main Dos de Mayo\nTrend and New Target Areas\n\n\nOn the northern, or ‘El Potrero’, claim block\n(Figure 2), the majority of the 3 shafts, 50 adits and 29 pits clearly\noutline the known trace of the Dos de Mayo vein system and the more\nlimited exposures of the El Capulin and La Estrella veins.  However,\nthe LiDAR also indicates the potential for an extension to this system\nto the southeast, across the river valley, where it would be hosted in\nsimilar andesitic rocks.  In addition, there appears to be a\npreviously unknown northeast-southwest trend on the southeast side of\nthe valley, also in andesites, while similar northeast-southwest\ntrends are observed in the southwest section, presumably hosted...