Gold79 Mines Ltd. announced additional results from its completed 16 hole drill program at the Gold Chain project in western Arizona. The remaining 12 holes (852 meters) highlighted in this release were focused on the northwestern-most 2 kilometers of the 10 km North Oatman trend which includes the historical Roadside mine and the Banner mine to the southeast. Highlights: Drilling along the Red Hill Ledge within the Banner claim block was highlighted by: 3.1m of 10.68 g/t Au beginning 33.5m below the surface (GC21-08) and; 13.7m of 2.56 g/t Au beginning at 1.5m below the surface (GC21-10). Drilling at the Roadside mine prospect intersected 0.98 g/t Au over 21.3m starting 20 meters below the surface (GC21-03). Both prospects are considered highly prospective as they share a similar geologic environment along the approximately 10-kilometer North Oatman trend and are separated by about 2 kilometers of strongly altered and widely veined rhyolite dike complex. A roughly east-west fence of holes was drilled along the hanging wall of the Red Hill Ledge which was partially developed at the historical Banner mine. The goal of these 'scout' holes was to better define the geologic environment related to several gold-bearing samples collected from surface exposures. These drill results support that gold mineralization intersected in this campaign is hosted by the Red Hill Ledge and corroborates initial surface samples of 3.6m of 1.23 g/t Au at the collar of the Banner shaft. Hole No. GC21-08 (Table 1; Figure 3) encountered 3.1m of 10.68 g/t Au on the Red Hill Ledge and GC21-10 drilled 13.7m of 2.56 g/t Au from 1.5m down to the Red Hill Ledge. Hole GC21-09 cut similar quartz veining but without significant gold values. Hole No. GC21-11 was collared in the immediate footwall and did not encounter gold mineralization beneath the Red Hill Ledge. The hole did not reach the Precambrian contact where the Sheep Trail Ledge is anticipated to be. Five holes for a total of 281 meters were drilled on a roughly N-S line across the mineralized zone identified by historical drilling. All holes were drilled vertically to depths between 61.0 and 70.1 meters. This initial drilling has confirmed the presence of gold in Hole Nos. GC21-02 and -03 which contained 6.2m at 0.62 g/t gold and 21.3m at 0.98 g/t gold, respectively. This mineralized package is contained within a broader envelope of quartz veinlets for which additional sampling results are pending. Additionally, these results need to be considered relative to the surrounding historical intercepts and upon completion of this analysis, additional shallow drilling will likely be warranted to confirm the extent of mineralization. Initial exploration along the 1km Sunset vein has identified a broad zone, up to 50 meters wide, of strong quartz-chalcedony veining developed along a silicified rhyolite dike emplaced into the Precambrian granite. Although surface sampling has only locally identified high gold values, i.e. >10 g/t Au, this broad zone of veining is widely anomalous in gold (>100 ppb Au) and consistent with a high vertical position in the epithermal system. Hole No. GC21-06 was drilled from the footwall of the Sunset vein to a depth of 105.2m where the hole was lost in broken ground. The hole encountered moderate to strong veining to a depth of about 85m with broadly anomalous gold values. The hole tested the vein complex to a depth of about 60m below the surface and did not emerge into the hanging wall of the dike where a surface working yielded a 11.47 g/t Au sample. Hole No. GC21-12 was collared further into the footwall of the vein complex and was drilled to a depth of 130m. Like Hole No. GC21-06, this hole encountered moderate to strong quartz-chalcedony veining to a depth of 75 meters and was terminated in the rhyolite dike; gold values were also anomalous to similar depths. Additional drilling is warranted along the Sunset vein but at greater depths and from the hanging wall side of the vein-dike complex. Based on the significant results obtained in this initial drill program at Gold Chain the Company plans to prioritize follow-up programs as follows: Complete additional geological mapping; Conduct step-out drilling at the Tyro target to test the remainder of the 1 km strike along trend and at depth; Completion of property-wide geophysics; Conduct initial drilling of the Gold Chain Hill and Black Dyke prospects; Complete additional mapping and sampling along the Red Hill Ledge from the Roadside mine eastward to the Banner mine and further to the southeast; Conduct preliminary exploration along the North Oatman Trend between the Banner mine and Sugarloaf Mountain.