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Robert Archer on Summer's Key Takeaways and What's Ahead This Fall
Robert Archer discusses summer's key takeaways and what's ahead this fall in this audio segment.

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[Speaker identities could not be resolved; generic labels used] [00:04] Speaker 1: Hello everyone, today I'm joined with Robert Archer, President and CEO of Pinnacle Silver and Gold to reflect on the summer of 2025 and what to expect as we move forward into the fall. Bob, the underground channel sampling and Pinos Cuates [00:16] Speaker 1: has developed some exceptional results this summer with grades up to 85.1 [00:20] Speaker 1: grams per tonne gold, 520 [00:23] Speaker 1: grams per tonne silver. Can you walk us through these high grade intercepts? [00:27] Speaker 1: Tell us about the scale and continuity [00:30] Speaker 1: of the mineralization and how this builds investor confidence in the El Potrero [00:34] Speaker 1: project? [00:36] Speaker 2: Yeah, [00:39] Speaker 2: it tells a little bit about [00:41] Speaker 2: scale. I mean, keeping in mind that we're inside the mine workings here, so we're somewhat limited in terms of the extents of this. So what we're really trying to do is define [00:52] Speaker 2: the size and shape and grade of this particular ore chute [00:56] Speaker 2: at Pinos Quartos. [00:59] Speaker 2: And being inside it like this and being able to take these channel samples along the walls and across the ceiling, [01:06] Speaker 2: it really gives us a sense of, [01:09] Speaker 2: I guess you could say, small-scale continuity [01:11] Speaker 2: from sample to sample because [01:14] Speaker 2: these samples [01:15] Speaker 2: are taken end to end. So when people look at a table, like it's in the news release, [01:21] Speaker 2: and they see [01:23] Speaker 2: individual sample lengths, and they might only be half a meter or 0.6 meters or something like that, that's not the width of the vein. [01:31] Speaker 2: That's just the length of the samp...