Great Pacific Gold Discovers High-Grade Copper-Gold Hydrothermal Breccia in Wild Dog Project

Great Pacific Gold Corp. is pleased to announce the results of its Phase 1 drill program at the Wild Dog Project in Papua New Guinea, which targeted high-priority targets over a 3km strike length.

The Wild Dog corridor was identified by MobileMT geophysics as a strong conductivity trend extending over 15km in strike and to depths exceeding 1,000 metres.

Drill hole WDG-02 intercepted 7.0m @ 10.3 g/t AuEq, with 5.5 g/t Au and 3.1% Cu from 65.0m.

The main Wild Dog vein structure was encountered at 65.0m, with intense type 3 vein structure and black sulphide veining.

Multiple intervals of strongly shattered breccia with intense phyllic alteration were intersected in WDG-03.

The Wild Dog Project has a history of small-scale gold mining, with several high-priority targets identified.

Great Pacific Gold's portfolio of exploration-stage projects includes the Kesar Project, the Wild Dog Project, and the Arau Project.

The Company follows industry-recognized standards of Best Practice and Quality Assurance/Quality Control, with samples submitted to Intertek Minerals Ltd.

The technical content of the news release was reviewed and approved by Callum Spink, Vice President of Exploration.

Great Pacific Gold Corp.