Ann: Significant Silver Fieldwork Assays from Elizabeth Hill, page-4

I added to my holding today and am very glad I did with this announcement as here's the summary below of where things stand with WCE and EH from all the data I've put into deep research AI, And yes, AI has its flaws, but it removes my investor bias and fills in a lot of gaps in my mining knowledge.

• Elizabeth Hill’s mined grades (~2,200 g/t Ag) are an outlier—even among the world’s best deposits.

  • Recent drill intercept (21 m @ 1,047 g/t Ag) is comparable to, or exceeds, the highest-mineable portion grades globally(e.g., select Keno Hill/Bermingham zones, some narrow Mexican veins).

  • Most top-tier mines have only small pockets (often <1 m thickness) of >1,000 g/t Ag, and these are not representative of their overall resource grades.

• Current rock chip/float assays (180–490 g/t) are on par with (or exceed) resource grades from the most celebrated silver deposits globally, substantially above the ~100–300 g/t Ag average for most primary silver mines.

• Recent drill intercepts confirm potential for locally ultra-high-grade ore bodies—rare even among leading mines.

• Bottom line: Elizabeth Hill stands out for both historic and current assay grades and is competitive—often superior—to the very best grades seen anywhere worldwide.