High-Grade 190 g/t Gold Grab Sample Highlights Manitoba Quartz Vein Expansion

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Monday, September 14, 2026

High-grade surface sampling results sparked buying in junior gold today, illustrating how standout rock-chip values can draw market attention even during broader precious metals selling. When surface trenching on a parallel quartz vein structure returns high-grade gold values up to 190 g/t near a past-producing mine, the market quickly prices in expanded target scale and structural continuity along the broader mineralized trend.

Boreal Gold Inc. (CSE: BGLD) advanced Monday after announcing assay results from 11 selected surface grab samples collected at Trench #7 on the Lakeshore Vein, located on the eastern shore of Koscielny Lake within its Fay Lake Property in the Flin Flon district of Manitoba. Ten of the 11 samples returned significant gold values, headlined by a peak result of 190.38 g/t gold. The Lakeshore Vein lies 80 metres southwest of the Island Vein along a parallel structural trend, extending the known quartz vein system at Koscielny Lake.

In the same release, Boreal reported separate surface sampling results from the Redwin Shaft area, a distinct target zone on the Fay Lake Property, which returned assays up to 19.19 g/t gold. Both target areas sit within the vicinity of the past-producing Puffy Lake Gold Mine. Management emphasized that the reported results represent selected high-grade grab samples from exposed quartz outcrops and are not representative of average vein grade or true structural width.

Next primary catalysts include systematic channel sampling across the Lakeshore and Island Vein trends to establish representative grade profiles, alongside drill planning to test structural depth continuity across the Fay Lake targets.

Shares of BGLD are up 5.9% to $0.18 on the CSE.

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