Pinnacle Silver and Gold - Review of Recent Results

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Meeting Overview The meeting focused on the recent underground channel sampling results from the Alpachurro property in Durango, Mexico, presented by Robert Archer. The discussion highlighted the exceptional grades of gold and silver discovered, the implications for future mining, and the next steps in exploration. Key Discussion Points - Announcement of exceptional grades: 85.1g per tonne Gold and 520g per tonne Silver. - Ongoing underground sampling program at the Alpachurro property. - Description of the mining structure and access to high-grade pockets. - Importance of understanding the continuity and shape of the mineralized zone for future mining planning. - Discussion on the transition from channel sampling to bulk mining and the significance of grade reconciliation. Decisions Made - No explicit decisions recorded. Action Items & Next Steps - [Unassigned] : Consider initiating an underground drilling program to explore the mineralized zone further. - [Unassigned] : Continue s...

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[Speaker identities could not be resolved; generic labels used] [00:04] Speaker 1: Hello everyone and thank you for joining us today for this live Pinnacle event. Today we're joined by Robert Archer as he provides further context to this week's news regarding underground channel sampling. [00:14] Speaker 1: As this event is a live event, we do encourage you to submit your questions in the chat box, which can be found in the bottom right corner of your screen. Also, please note that this event is being recorded and will be made available for view in post-event. [00:25] Speaker 1: With that all said, Robert, there are some exceptional grades you just announced, [00:31] Speaker 1: 85.1g [00:32] Speaker 1: per tonne Gold and 520g [00:35] Speaker 1: per tonne silver. [00:36] Speaker 1: What's your take on these results and what does it mean for Pinnacle? [00:40] Speaker 2: Yeah, hi Kyle. [00:42] Speaker 2: Yeah, no, these really were exceptional results. I mean, they just came in on Friday and, [00:48] Speaker 2: you know, we had released some [00:50] Speaker 2: high-grade results [00:52] Speaker 2: back in early June from the underground sampling at [00:56] Speaker 2: the central 1 of the 3 mines, [00:58] Speaker 2: historic mines, that we've been exploring [01:01] Speaker 2: on the Alpachurro property [01:03] Speaker 2: in Durango, Mexico. [01:06] Speaker 2: And so this is an ongoing program. [01:09] Speaker 2: And knowing that there was a high-grade pocket there, [01:12] Speaker 2: we're continuing to do some follow-up. [01:15] Speaker 2: And between the different levels of the mine, there is what's called a raise, which is kind of like an inclined tunnel, if you like, or an inclined shaft that connects 1 level to the 1 above or below. [01:30] Speaker 2: And [01:31] Sp...