Tocvan Expands Mineralization at Pilar Gold-Silver Project

Tocvan Ventures Corp. reports significant findings from its 2024 Reverse Circulation drill program at the Pilar Gold-Silver project in Sonora, Mexico. The company has expanded the northern extent of mineralization by 130 meters, with the furthest north drillhole, JES-24-88, intersecting 24.4 meters of 0.2 g/t Au and 4 g/t Ag.

Notably, step-out drilling continues to show promise, hitting a blind target and expanding resource potential. JES-24-89, targeting the Main Zone Trend, intersected six zones of anomalous mineralization, while JES-24-90, an infill hole along the North Hill Trend, recorded elevated pathfinder elements at its base, indicating potential for deeper mineralization.

CEO Brodie Sutherland expressed optimism, emphasizing that mineralization remains open in several directions and confirming ongoing surface mapping and sampling to define new drill targets. With eight drill results pending, Tocvan’s efforts indicate a substantial expansion trajectory for the Pilar project.