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Independence Gold reports new gold-silver intervals at 3Ts

The September 24 release covers assays from three additional holes at the Balrog and Tommy veins in British Columbia.

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Independence Gold reported results on September 24 from three more holes in its 2026 winter-spring program at the 3Ts project. The company said hole 3TS-26-50 was the first test of the Balrog vein beneath a microdiorite sill and cut five separate mineralized intervals between 83.20 and 110.23 metres.

A highlighted interval graded 2.24 grams per tonne gold and 21.67 grams per tonne silver over 1.20 metres. Two holes at the Tommy vein were resource-infill work; reported downhole lengths may differ from true vein widths, which the company estimated at 50% to 64% of interval lengths.

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Figures reported in the release

Company-reported gold grade and length of the 1.20-metre interval in hole 3TS-26-50.

Balrog 3TS-26-50: gold grade
2.24 grams per tonne
2026-09-24 · Observed
Length of highlighted Balrog interval
1.2 metres
2026-09-24 · Observed
Methodology

Reported downhole interval; the company estimated true width below the reported length.

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