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By this point, three core drills were now active on the Queensway project. The first drill was working at the Lotto Zone and the second and third rigs were turning at the Keats Zone.

Further progress at the Keats Zone was observed in late October when New Found Gold revealed the preliminary results from the first four 2020 drill holes (NFGC-20-18, 19, 21, and 23) as part of the company’s ongoing diamond drill program.

Intervals from those holes displaying significant quartz veining, sulfide mineralization, and visible gold were assayed on a rush basis. The initial step-out drilling at Keats demonstrated strong continuity of veining and high-grade gold mineralization.

Furthermore, the 10-meter step-out pattern around Hole NFGC-19-01 provided valuable information about the orientation of veining and grade distribution at the Keats Zone. As Mr. Matheson pointed out, historic work and more recent drilling at Keats demonstrated gold mineralization over at least 300 meters of strike, and the target remained open along strike and to depth.

More updates followed closely in November, with New Found Gold announcing the initial results from drill hole NFGC-20-26 at the Keats Zone. As it turned out, the high-grade interval in NFGC-20-26 displayed characteristics suggestive of an epizonal orogenic depositional environment.

An interval of drill core in hole NFGC-20-26 displaying abundant quartz veining, sulfides, and visible gold was assayed on a rush basis, returning significant mineralization: 44.5 grams per metric ton of gold over 6.85 meters within a longer interval of 11.8 grams per metric ton of gold over 29.15 meters, starting at 45 meters down-hole.

New Found Gold President Denis Laviolette further added, “The closer spaced drilling around NFGC-19-01 is yielding outstanding results and giving us valuable information about the spatial distribution and geometry of the high-grade gold mineralization.”

Heading into the end of the year, in December, New Found Gold provided a highly anticipated update regarding the Queensway project. In particular, the company revealed that it had completed approximately 11,900 meters of core drilling at Queensway North, including 36 holes at the Keats Zone target.

By that point in time, the company had moved into a new 7,000-square-foot core-logging facility that has the capacity for a significant expansion of the drill program should a decision be made to do so.

With that same press release, New Found Gold proudly announced that it had entered into a purchase and sale agreement with Exploits Discovery Corp. providing for the sale of a 100% interest in two mineral claims: Jonathan’s Pond and a 75-hectare claim on Glover Island, 210 kilometers to the west of the Queensway project.

In this value-added deal, New Found received 6,562,799 common shares in the capital of Exploits Discovery Corp. On top of that, New Found will also retain a 2% net smelter return royalty on production from the two aforementioned mineral claims.

Mr. Kettell provided further details on the arrangement and New Found Gold’s considerable benefits: “In exchange for these claims, New Found is receiving share consideration of approximately $4.8 million (based on Exploit’s closing share price on December 10), and our resulting approximately 9.9% ownership of Exploits will provide exposure for New Found to the large land package that Exploits has acquired in Central Newfoundland.”

Talk about an action-packed year: before 2020 was over, New Found Gold released the partial results from six additional holes drilled at the Keats Zone. Again, significant mineralization, including gold, was observed at the site:

Mr. Matheson provided further details on the findings: “Veining observed in drill holes to date at Keats is characterized by quartz-sulfide mineralization displaying thicknesses typically in the 20m to 40m range with good continuity between holes. Intervals displaying visible gold have consistently been encountered within these broader vein intervals.”

As we’ve mentioned, New Found Gold’s drill program at Queensway consisted of an already expansive 100,000 meters. Even so, that figure was about to double – a terrific start to the new year and definitely a point of celebration for the company’s stakeholders.

In early January, New Found Gold disclosed that the company is expanding its Queensway drill program from 100,000 meters to 200,000 meters. Not only that, but the company is increasing the rig count from four to eight drills.

The decision to double the Queensway drill program was made following an analysis of the multiple high-grade gold intercepts reported from drilling to date and further review of the multiple drill-ready targets defined along 5 kilometers of strike of the Appleton Fault Zone and 3 kilometers of strike of the JBP Fault Zone.

Now, that’s what you call a miner in hyper-growth mode. With this expansion to a whopping 200,000 meters of drilling, the revised budget for the Queensway program was increased to approximately $35 million, which well-funded New Found Gold can easily manage since the company currently has around $67 million in working capital.

With a new year and new expansion come bigger and better exploration and development objectives. Among these are:

• Substantial follow-up drilling around prior high-grade intersections, some close-spaced to define high-grade epizonal gold mineralization
• Drill testing of traditionally generated and machine learning targets outside of known areas
• Continued development of the structural model
• Investigate structural relationships and mineralizing events across the Queensway North, surface, and drill core
• Conduct surface fieldwork at Queensway South, early-stage data collection, and advanced target testing

Referring to the Appleton Fault Zone and the JBP Fault Zone, Mr. Roberts explained that “Both zones are highly prospective for gold with multiple showings that require systematic drilling. With our new 7,000 ft2 core process facility in place our operational team is ready to ramp up and aggressively explore Queensway.”

With the doubling of the drill count, New Found Gold can now accelerate its grid drilling program along 5 kilometers of strike on the Appleton Fault Zone while also concurrently commencing testing targets along 3 kilometers of strike on the parallel JBP Fault Zone.

Only a matter of days after that huge announcement, New Found Gold released a fresh update on the results from four diamond drill holes completed at the Keats Zone and six initial holes drilled at the Little-Powerline Zone, drilled as part of the company’s now 200,000-meter diamond drill program.

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