Cibolan Gold Identifies High Grade Gold Targets; May Improve Production Economics

RENO, NV--(Marketwired - Apr 2, 2015) - Cibolan Gold Corporation's (OTC PINK: CIBG): (www.nevada-goldmine.com) (the "Company") new technical team (See the news release from March 19, 2015) completed its preliminary review resulting in recommendations for achieving a successful transition to production.

The review focused on identifying the potential for developing 4 to 5 million tons containing at least 200,000 ounces of gold (grading 1.42 grams per ton or better) that could be mined economically and placed on the previously designed leach pad that fits on the Independence property. The Independence project is located directly adjacent to Newmont's multi-billion dollar operating Phoenix Fortitude mining complex.

The results of the new technical team review are:

  • Identified a range front fault system along western edge of current drilling

    • Several holes with multi ounce intercepts drilled west of the fault

    • Tenth ounce or greater intercepts in other holes were on trend

  • Identified other targets on the property -- including a High Grade NE Structural Zone

  • Designed drilling plan to expand current mineralized material; potentially identifying up to 2.0 million tons averaging up to 0.30 ounce per ton (20 times our current average grade)

These results were confirmed via several reinterpreted and previously discounted holes west of the Range-Front fault using the collection and incorporation of data from area properties. The data allowed the team to translate the information generated in the previous drilling programs and surface mapping into a new model.

The new model explains and clearly outlines previous assay results into a new sensible model expanding on the current mineralized material and adding ounces to the project mineralized material inventory. The visualization of the data indicates holes remain on trend and "within expectation" of grade within this newly identified high grade area.

Daniel J. Forbush, Company President and CEO reports, "I couldn't be more pleased with the work completed so far! Our new team of mining professionals has already revealed a high grade range front fault system extending north to south along the western edge of current drilling. I feel that this development makes Cibolan a "must watch" company for Gold focused investors."

The evaluation identified three high grade target areas that could, through further development, meet Cibolan's goal of expanding the gold available in the near surface mineralized material. They are (in order of importance):

1. Range-Front Structural Target Area (insdicated by holes GM-127,59,128)