PJX Resources' Promising Gold Findings in Sullivan Mining District

PJX Resources Inc. announced the discovery of visible gold in sheeted quartz veins at the Gar target on its Zinger Property in the Sullivan Mining District, southeastern British Columbia. These veins, found in a granodiorite to granite intrusion, revealed gold values up to 28.84 g/t. The Gar intrusion, characterized by minimal sulphide content and alteration, is a significant prospect within PJX's extensive property in the Vulcan Gold Belt.

The gold anomaly in the soil above the Gar intrusion extends 1,600 meters, indicating the potential for a larger system hidden beneath sedimentary caps. This discovery suggests similarities with other Reduced Intrusion Related Gold Systems (RIRGS) like Snowline Gold's Yukon Valley and the Fort Knox deposit in Alaska.

PJX aims to explore further and may seek partnerships for testing more than 20 targets for various metals across its properties. With 100% ownership of 750 km² in the district, PJX continues to focus on maximizing the mineral potential of the region.