Rush Gold Reports High Silver and Gold Grades at Nevada Properties
Rush Gold Corp. announced rock sampling results from its Legal Tender property in Nevada, yielding up to 2,770 g/t silver and 2.4 g/t gold. The company also extended a gold trend at its Skylight property to 1.2 km.
Rush Gold Corp. has reported results from surface rock geochemical sampling at its Legal Tender and Skylight properties in Nevada. The samples were collected during the company's 2025 field season.
At the Legal Tender property, the highest silver assay returned to date was 2,770 g/t, along with gold assays of up to 2.41 g/t at the Hyland Target. The company noted that historic exploration pits and shafts at the Hyland Target suggest a 400-meter strike length with persistent vein system development.
The Skylight property yielded widespread anomalous gold and silver values over a 1.2 km north-south trend. Assays from Skylight are associated with elevated arsenic, clay-kaolinite alteration, and quartz veining within brecciated felsic rhyolite volcanic rocks.
Rush Gold is integrating these assay results with satellite imagery analysis to refine existing targets and identify new exploration opportunities. The company is also proceeding with drill permitting for the properties.