Axcap Strikes Again with New High-Grade Discovery at Converse
Disseminated on behalf of Axcap Ventures Inc

New drill results confirm deeper high-grade gold, silver, and copper zones at Axcap’s Converse Project, reinforcing its geological similarities to Nevada’s largest gold systems.
Axcap Ventures Inc. (CSE:AXCP | OTC: GARLF) is once again making headlines in Nevada’s gold-rich Battle Mountain trend. They recently announced new assay results from its second drill hole at the 100%-owned Converse Project, and the numbers are turning heads across the mining and investment community. The company is demonstrating what many junior explorers can only hope for — proof that deeper drilling can unlock significant new value beneath an existing resource. This latest hole not only confirms the potential for higher grades but also validates a powerful geological theory that could reshape the future of the project.
Drilling Results That Demand Attention
Hole CV25-002C has delivered some of the strongest indicators yet that Converse has much more to offer. The headline number — 18.01 metres grading 1.75 grams per tonne gold, 1.05 grams per tonne silver and 0.02 percent copper — is impressive on its own, but what really jumps off the page is the inclusion of 11.43 metres grading 2.40 grams per tonne gold. Even more compelling is the deeper intercept of 10.85 metres grading 1.18 grams per tonne gold, 3.55 grams per tonne silver and 0.39 percent copper. These hits aren’t just statistical anomalies. They are strategic confirmations of a model that suggests untapped, higher-grade potential lies beneath the already-defined 330 million tonne in-pit resource.
