Transatlantic Mining to Commence Resource Drilling at Historic Miller Gold Mine, Montana

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Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - February 24, 2025) - Transatlantic Mining Corp. (TSXV: TCO) (the "Company") is pleased to announce the company will commence resource definition drilling on its Miller Gold Mine project near Helena, Montana, USA.

Transatlantic has received its drill permit for the Miller Mine and plans to drill down dip of the historic lower levels to over 100 metres of strike and depth on the principal vein structure. The ground conditions are envisaged to be good where the old workings have been open. Transatlantic plans to drill up to 3,000 meters this spring targeting the untested deeper zones as per Figure 1 below.

Results from the assay laboratories are expected from 6 to 8 weeks after the drill campaign and geological evaluation is completed.

Figure 1 - Miller Mine Resource Drilling Target Areas

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Webinar: Transatlantic CEO Bernie Sostak will host an interactive webinar discussing the company's drill program and future plans:
February 25, 2025 at 11:00am ET
Register in advance for this meeting from this link:
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The Miller Gold Mine is located in Broadwater County, Montana, USA. The mine is approximately 29 miles northeast of Townsend, Montana USA. The presence of gold mineralization has been confirmed by previous sampling in accessible areas of the mine. Transatlantic is earning into the historic Miller Gold property by means of a gold production royalty.

A historical report on the Miller Mine notes that gold bearing ore was mined on a small scale by individual owners with sporadic production between 1901 and 1948. The mine is being re-accessed by Transatlantic to review existing ground conditions and infrastructure.

Located at the top end of the Confederate Gulch, near what is now a ghost town in Diamond City with a once population of 10,000 people, placer gold was abundant in this Gulch.

  • Miller had an average historical recovered grade mined of 7.94 Oz /ton Au (248 g/t Au ) and 4.65 Oz /ton Ag ( 145 g/t Ag)

  • Historical Hole #1 was drilled 300 feet below the lowest recorded workings and recorded a grade of 14.7 Oz /ton Au (516 g/t Au)

The Miller Mine mineralization occurs in quartz veins within, and on the contact, of a quartz diorite stockwork. The discrete veins dip 30 to 50 degrees whilst the stockwork has multiple veinlets that range in width from a few cms to 2 metres. The contact zone of alteration has been noted as over 15 m wide ( 50 feet ). Mining has been undertaken on both an open cut and underground methodology near surface. The mine areas is at an elevation of 2,000 m (6650 Feet).