Three Crowns Critical Metals Inc.TSXV: TCCM

Anglo Swiss Resources Inc. Drills 3.2 Meters of 17.29 Grams Gold at the Kenville Gold Mine

· Issued by Three Crowns Critical Metals Inc.

Oct. 4, 2010 (Filing Services Canada) -- Anglo Swiss Resources Inc. (ASW - TSX Venture, ASWRF - OTCBB), reports significant advancements on its 100% owned Kenville Gold Mine property including the discovery of new high-grade gold veins from surface and underground drilling programs completed earlier this year. A new round of surface drilling will commence in October as permits have been received.

The Kenville Gold Mine property is located on the northern boundary of Anglo Swiss Resources' 160 square kilometers Nelson Mine Camp ("NMC").

The drill program produced 33 gold intercepts from 19 surface and 5 underground drill holes that exceeded 4.0 grams per tonne with a minimum apparent width of 0.5 meter. Management is very pleased of the discovery of additional high grade gold bearing quartz veins striking over distances of 100 to several hundred meters beyond the known Kenville Gold Mine's historical footprint.  Recent drill intersections have also intersected new high grade vein structure at depths below the original production levels of the Kenville Gold Mine.  These discoveries confirm the potential for new gold resources (with silver and copper enrichment), within this historic gold mining camp.

Drill Intersection highlights:


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HOLE NUMBER    FROM      TO    INTERVAL    GOLD  
   DDH #        (M)     (M)      (M)      (G/T)
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DH09-14A       90.94   92.28    1.34     30.37
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DH09-14B      191.94  193.23    1.29     12.69
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DH09-19       133.37  135.03    1.66     54.37
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KE09-10       455.25  458.45     3.2     17.29
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KU09-02       124.88  130.2     5.32      2.14  
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KU10-03         91.1   93.79    2.69     18.65
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KW10-02       202.38  203.7     1.32     15.89
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For US conversion:
1 meter = 1.0936 yard
1 troy ounce/short ton = 34.2857 grams/tonne


*  Two surface drill holes completed in 2010 intercepted what is interpreted as the potential extension of the Flat vein. Hole KE09-10 carried 15.07 g/T Au over 3.2 meters at a depth of 455 meters. This intersect is located about 100 meters south of where the flat vein was encountered in the flat stope area of the 257 Level. Similarly Hole KE10-15 intersected 32.31 g/T Au over 0.7 meters, another possible extension of the same flat vein. This intercept, however, lies 230m south of the flat stope.

Management believes that systematic drilling south of the flat stope could significantly extend the resources of the Flat Vein and the Eagle Veins sets. A drill program is planned to test the extent and continuity of the veins to the south this October. Its purpose is to significantly add tonnage to the resources of the Kenville Gold Mine.

*  To the north, Hole DH09-19 carried 54.37 g/T Au over 1.66 meters at a depth of only 33.37 meters from surface. It tested the lateral eastern extension of the sheeted veins in the underground workings.

These results are typical of the high grade gold veins that built the Kenville Gold Mine. All of its past production has come from high grade veins that show great continuity. These fissure veins are sheeted and stacked and do locally pinch and swell.

In 2010, Anglo Swiss Resource's Technical group undertook the compilation of all historical exploration data dating back to the 1940's, and successfully drilled new high grade vein areas to the south of the Kenville Mine. A 3D modeling of the Kenville workings, drill traces with ore grades, vein intercepts, etc is near completion. Both the compilation and 3D model will greatly assist exploration and ore definition at the Kenville Gold Mine and in adjacent areas. The company will explore the geometry and structural setting of the vein system and will focus on the zones with most dilational potential.

Other significant drill intercepts include:


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HOLE NUMBER    FROM      TO    INTERVAL    GOLD  
   DDH #        (M)     (M)      (M)      (G/T)
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DH09-14        111.6   112.78    1.12     5.86  
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DH09-14A       90.94    92.28    1.34    30.37
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DH09-14B      191.94   193.23    1.29    12.69
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DH09-19       133.37   135.03    1.66    54.37
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KE09-01       153.35   153.88    0.53    10.55
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KE09-02       120.66   121.29    0.63     4.25  
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KE09-03        30.76    31.62    0.86     8.77  
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KE09-04       143.95   144.45    0.50     4.48  
              311.07   311.55    0.48     8.74  
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KE09-05        67.06    67.84   0.78      5.07  
              104.65   105.05   0.40       6.2
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KE09-06       141.85   142.58   0.73      5.04  
              267.82   268.59   0.77     21.36
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KE09-07        23.68    23.85   0.17     12.15
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KE09-08        64.53    65.55   2.02      4.54  
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KE09-09        46.83    47.43    0.6      5.34  
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KE09-10       455.25   458.45    3.2     17.29
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KE10-11        350.6   352.04   1.44      4.09  
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KE10-12       345.02   346.55   1.53      4.42  
              387.29   387.99   0.70     17.94
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KE10-13        25.55    27.02   1.47      4.79  
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KE10-15       227.99   228.69   0.70     32.31
               466.4   467.55   1.15      3.97  
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KU09-01        53.63    55.45   1.82      4.22  
              154.68   155.73   1.05      5.17  
              174.73   175.99   1.26      6.53  
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KU09-02        41.71    43.08   1.37      3.69  
              124.88    130.2   5.32      2.14  
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KU10-03         33.6    34.34   0.74      4.00  
                91.1    93.79   2.69     18.65
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KU10-04        25.16   26.118  0.958      7.94  
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KW10-01        68.38    69.08    0.7      4.71  
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KW10-02       202.38    203.7   1.32     15.89
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The sampled core was submitted for assay with proper reference certified material, blanks, samples duplicates for quality control and scrutiny for NI 43-101 purposes. Gold values were analyzed by fire assay; the analytical laboratories retained were Inspectorate IPL and ALS Canada, both of Vancouver. This release reports Au values only although minor silver and locally copper values were encountered during this drilling program.

Significant Drill Hole locations - this release


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Hole_ID  EastNad83z11  NorthNad83z11  Elev_m   Depth_m   Inclinatio   Az
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DH09-14      472207     5479775       1006.5    202.1      -70       180
DH09-14A     472207     5479775       1006.5    368.2      -80       180
DH09-14B     472207     5479775       1006.5    220.1      -63       135
DH09-19    472127.9     5479856          973    343.8      -60        60
KE09-01    472195.4     5479998          976   331.62      -69       270
KE09-02    472195.4     5479998          976    298.7      -90         0
KE09-03    472195.4     5479995          976   299.92      -76        90
KE09-04      472337     5479800         1043   331.01      -90         0
KE09-05      472337     5479800         1043   361.19      -79       270
KE09-06      472337     5479800         1043   429.77      -63       270
KE09-07      472262     5479950         1002   265.79      -78        90
KE09-08      472262     5479950         1002    387.1      -82       270
KE09-09      472262     5479950         1002   352.96      -72       270
KE09-10      472400     5479546         1058   510.36      -45       270
KE09-11      472400     5479546         1079   520.29      -58       270
KE10-12      472400     5479546         1079   551.08      -69       270
KE10-13      472400     5479546         1079   435.56      -83       270
KE10-15      472336     5479452         1088   530.05      -60       270
KU09-01      472110     5479650          808    222.5        0       270
KU09-02      472110     5479650          808   149.96      -43       270
KU10-03      472110     5479650          808   153.01      -65       270
KU10-04      472110     5479650          808   168.25      -85       270
KW10-01    471832.7     5479872       1237.5  286.207      -68       270
KW10-02    471832.7     5479872       1237.5      315      -78       270
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All recent technical work has been supervised by, and the contents of this news release have been verified by, Ginette Carter, P.Geo, who is a qualified person as defined in National Instrument 43-101, standards of disclosure for mineral projects.


About Anglo Swiss

Anglo Swiss Resources is earning a majority interest in the 160 square kilometer Nelson Mining Camp, the host to the Company's 100% owned Kenville Gold Mine. The Nelson Mining Camp is the host to numerous, historical producing gold, silver and copper mines, surface adits and old workings. Exploration programs are underway throughout the Camp area with the focus on building a larger gold resource within the Kenville Gold Mine property and beyond to the south.

Company contacts:

Len Danard
President and Chief Executive Officer
Tel:  (604) 683-0484
Fax:  (604) 683-7497
Email: corporate@anglo-swiss.com  


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Cautionary Note Regarding Forward-Looking Statements

Certain of the statements made herein may contain forward-looking statements or information within the meaning of Canadian securities laws and the applicable securities laws of the United States. Such forward looking statements or information include, but are not limited to, statements or information with respect to Anglo Swiss Resources' plan for future exploration and development of its properties.

Forward-looking statements or information are based on a number of estimates and assumptions and are subject to a variety of risks and uncertainties, which could cause actual events or results to differ from those reflected in the forward-looking statements or information. Should one or more of these risks and uncertainties materialize, or should underlying estimates and assumptions prove incorrect, actual results may vary materially from those described in forward looking statements or information. Factors related to such risks and uncertainties, and
underlying estimates and assumptions include, among others, the following: the ability of Anglo Swiss Resources to advance development of its properties; price volatility of gold and other metals; impact of any hedging activities, including margin limits and margin calls; discrepancies between actual and estimated production, between actual and estimated resources, and between actual and estimated metallurgical recoveries; mining operational risk; regulatory restrictions, including environmental regulatory restrictions and liability; risks of sovereign investment; speculative nature of mineral exploration; defective title to mineral claims or property, litigation, legislative, environmental and other judicial, regulatory, political and competitive developments; technological or operational difficulties or inability to obtain permits encountered in connection with exploration activities; and labour relations  matters. Accordingly, undue reliance should not be placed on forward looking statements or information. We do not expect to update forward-looking statements or information continually as conditions change, except as may be required by law.



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