Sable Receives Multiple Anomalous Cu-Au-Ag Results from the Perk Rocky Project in British Columbia

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VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Sept. 19, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Sable Resources Ltd. ("Sable" or the "Company") (TSXV:SAE | OTCQB:SBLRF) is pleased to announce that it has received preliminary results from its ongoing exploration campaign at the Perk Rocky project in British Columbia.

Dr. Ruben Padilla, President and CEO of Sable, stated, “Sable’s team undertook a significant exploration program at Perk Rocky during the summer including extensive mapping and rock sampling augmenting historical sampling programs.  This program has provided us with a better understanding of the geology of the project area and has broadly expanded the known mineralized Cu-Au-Ag footprint.  We are working on completing the mapping and sampling work for this season, that will allow us to better understand the mineral system and its exploration potential.”

Location of historical samples vs Sable’s 2024 rock samples.
Location of historical samples vs Sable’s 2024 rock samples.


Figure 1. Location of historical samples vs Sable’s 2024 rock samples.

Highlights

  • Reprocessing and interpretation of historical VTEM data.

  • 343 rock samples collected with 307 results received. All samples analyzed for Au, multielements and Terraspec.

  • Three months of mapping, rock sampling, and prospection.

  • Received results show values as high as 24.1% Cu, 560 g/t Au, and 591 g/t Ag.

Distribution of copper values at the Perk Rocky Project.
Distribution of copper values at the Perk Rocky Project.


Figure 2. Distribution of copper values at the Perk Rocky Project.

Geology Description

Sable’s ongoing geological work at the Perk Rocky project is reporting different styles of mineralization including a large footprint of Cu-Au-Ag anomalous sodic-calcic alteration found in outcrops, subcrops, and float altered to epidote, albite, garnet, magnetite, and chalcopyrite that have returned significant values of Cu-Au-Ag. Small zones with Au-Cu porphyry A-type veinlets in diorites, and low-angled quartz veins hosting pyrite, sphalerite, chalcopyrite that have returned strongly anomalous Au-Ag-Cu-Zn values.

From the 307 rock samples with results received, 90 samples returned values higher than 0.1% Cu ranging from <100 ppm Cu to a maximum of 24.1% Cu in a grab sample of quartz epidote vein with chalcopyrite and tennantite; 85 samples returned values higher than 0.1 g/t Au ranging from detection limit to an extremely high value of 560 g/t Au from a boulder of quartz vein with abundant sphalerite and 44 samples returned values higher than 5 g/t Ag with a maximum of 590 g/t Ag.

Distribution of gold results at the Perk Rocky project.
Distribution of gold results at the Perk Rocky project.


Figure 3. Distribution of gold results at the Perk Rocky project

Distribution of silver results at the Perk Rocky project.
Distribution of silver results at the Perk Rocky project.


Figure 4. Distribution of silver results at the Perk Rocky project

The Company is currently finishing the mapping work for this season and working on final mapping edits and interpretation of all data to define the next exploration steps. The Company notes that grab samples are selective by nature and therefore should not be understood as representative of the actual grades in the property. Table 1 below includes all samples with values >0.1% Cu along with some high-grade Au samples with low copper.