T2 Metals Completes Follow Up Sampling and Mapping at Copper Eagle Project, Nevada

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Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - September 18, 2024) - T2 Metals Corp. (TSXV: TWO) (OTCQB: TWOSF) (WKN: A2DR6E) ("T2" or the "Company") is pleased to announce the completion of an initial field sampling and mapping program at the Company's 100% owned Copper Eagle copper-gold project, located in Douglas County, Nevada. The project is easily accessed by two-wheel drive vehicles utilizing access from Nevada State Route 395. Several large former copper mines and development projects lie within 50 km of Copper Eagle, including the Anaconda copper Mine in Yerington, HudBay Minerals' Mason Project and Nevada Copper Inc's Pumpkin Hollow Mine (see Figure 1).

T2 Metals geologists collected representative rock chip samples from 14 pre-existing trenches where bedrock was exposed, and from available outcrops across an area of approximately 1000 by 600 metres. Based on data from the Nevada Bureau of Mines and Geology, the Company believes the trenches were dug by Smith Copper in the 1970's and partially rehabilitated. Porphyritic volcanic and metasedimentary rocks were sampled with strong breccia textures, quartz veins, vuggy vein texture and copper staining (see Figure 2).

Samples have been delivered to ALS Global in Reno for geochemical analysis and short-wave infrared spectral scanning to identify alteration minerals that may be associated with epithermal or porphyry style mineralization and support satellite multi-spectral imaging. Assay results from samples taken during a previous site visit (see press release April 11 2024), indicated a high sulfidation epithermal signature with elevated tellurium (Te), selenium (Se) and antimony (Sb) along with copper and gold.

In addition, mapping by T2 Metals geologists located skarn minerals and magnetite commonly associated with the contact metamorphic aureole that forms around igneous intrusions. The skarn and associated alteration may enable a cost-effective targeting method for the next phase of exploration at Copper Eagle.

Mark Saxon, President & CEO of T2 Metals Corp. commented; "We were encouraged by the assay results from the first field visit to Copper Eagle and by the observations our geologists made during this field program. The presence of skarn minerals strengthens our belief in Copper Eagle as a porphyry copper project and we look forward to continuing exploration to determine its potential as a source for copper, gold and silver. The United States needs more domestic sources of copper as well as other strategic materials and T2 Metals is well positioned to provide them with projects like Copper Eagle, Cora and Lida."