Legacy Gold intersects six gold zones in first Northeast Zone drill hole at Idaho's Baner property

By Public Technologies
  • Legacy Gold Mines reported six gold zones in its first Northeast Zone drill hole at the Baner property in Idaho on October 19, 2026.
  • Hole LG26-011 intersected 1.0 grams per metric ton of gold over 22.7 meters, starting 102.1 meters downhole.
  • Another intersection returned 1.89 grams per metric ton of gold over 2.0 meters.
  • The 2026 program targets the Main and Northeast zones, with additional exploration planned northwest of the Main Zone.
  • Drilling completed to date includes 11 core holes; 28 reverse-circulation holes are complete out of up to 53 originally planned.


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