Prince Silver Corp. is currently drilling hole PRC-63, marking the 38th hole completed by the company at its flagship Prince Silver Project in the historic Pioche Mining District of Lincoln County, Nevada, as it advances toward a maiden NI 43-101 compliant mineral resource estimate targeted for early 2027.

The ongoing exploration program continues to intersect significant silver-gold-manganese-lead-zinc mineralization across multiple horizons, with deeper drilling highlighting an increasingly important gold-silver-rich sulphide component. A central focus of current work is integrating a substantial historical drilling database with Prince Silver's expanding modern dataset. Historical holes PRC-10 through PRC-25 intersected broad mineralized intervals, including locally higher-grade silver and gold zones, that compare favourably with modern results.

The technical team recently completed a twin-hole validation program adjacent to historical drill collars. Assay results from these twin holes are pending and will be reviewed alongside geological modelling and metallurgical studies. Additional drill assay results are anticipated through the fall of 2026.

Earlier in 2026, Prince Silver completed an upsized $4.75 million financing and more than doubled its land position at the Prince Project.

“Both the historical drilling results and our recent work reinforce a strong and consistent geological narrative. The historical drilling established that Prince hosts a broad polymetallic mineralized system, while our modern drilling is adding density, confirming continuity and expanding our understanding of that system. With PRC-63 now underway, we are rapidly building a substantial modern dataset, while the completed twin-hole program provides our technical team with the data needed to confidently assess and incorporate the historical drilling into our maiden resource estimate.”

— Derek Iwanaka, Chief Executive Officer

Read the full announcement: Prince Silver Builds Momentum Toward Maiden Mineral Resource Estimate After Completing More than 10,000 m of Drilling