PJX Resource’s Sheeted Veins With Gold Up to 28 G/t in a Possible Reduced Intrusion Related Gold System (RIRGS) in the Sullivan Mining District

PJX Resources Inc. has announced significant gold exploration results from the Gar target on its Zinger Property in southeastern British Columbia's Sullivan Mining District. Grab samples from sheeted and structurally controlled quartz veins within a mid-Cretaceous granodiorite intrusion returned gold values ranging from anomalous levels up to 28,841 ppb (28.84 g/t). The mineralization includes visible gold occurring as individual grains and associated with pyrite in a large elliptical intrusion measuring approximately 1,600 × 1,000 meters.

The geological characteristics suggest this represents a Reduced Intrusion Related Gold System (RIRGS), which company management believes may be analogous to world-class deposits such as Kinross's Fort Knox gold mine in Alaska and Snowline Gold's Valley discovery in Yukon. Historical soil sampling has defined a 1,600-meter-long gold anomaly over the Gar intrusion, with additional anomalous bismuth and molybdenum signatures that are typical of RIRGS-style mineralization. The system appears to be associated with the intersection of two crustal-scale structures: the Vulcan Tectonic Zone and the Rocky Mountain Trench fault, which is the southern extension of the Tintina fault system that controls major gold deposits in Alaska and Yukon.

This discovery occurs within PJX's consolidated 750 km² land package, representing the largest mineral rights holding in the Sullivan Mining District and Vulcan Gold Belt. The district's mineral potential is evidenced by placer gold occurrences across 65 kilometers of creek drainages and the historic world-class Sullivan zinc-lead-silver deposit. Beyond the Gar target, PJX has identified more than 20 targets across its properties for gold, silver, copper, zinc, lead, cobalt, and other critical metals, including three large Sedex-type zinc-lead-silver targets that could potentially host Sullivan-scale deposits.

The results represent a significant exploration breakthrough for PJX in a historically productive mining district. The RIRGS-style mineralization model provides a compelling exploration framework that could guide future drilling and development activities. With road accessibility and the company's extensive land position, the Gar target positions PJX as a notable exploration story in British Columbia's mineral sector. The company plans to advance these targets and may seek partners to help test the numerous opportunities across its substantial property portfolio.