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Mako measures gold resource over 177K Oz

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San Albino, a highest-grade open pit in the world!   Mako Mining Corp reports the results of an updated mineral resource estimate prepared by Mine Development Associates (MDA), a division of RESPEC, out of Reno, Nevada, at Mako’s wholly-owned San Albino gold project located in Nueva Segovia, Nicaragua. This updated technical report is part of the corporate objectives established for Mako following the management changes that were announced in 2019.    In 2019, an infill drill program was initiated, which grew to over 24,000 meters that focused primarily on the first 120 m from surface at San Albino.  Mako Mining Reports Results of an Updated Mineral Resource Estimate for San Albino by highlighting a Measured and Indicated Resource of 177,800 Ounces with a Diluted Grade of 10.21 g/t Gold. MDA believes that the exploration procedures, sampling and data derived by Mako is high quality and that the Company’s internal geological model was sound and required few changes.  MDA has also be

Granada focuses big gold resource!

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Rouyn-Noranda resource with 762 K Oz plus 455K Oz of gold Granada Gold Mine activities aimed at exploration and development as follow-up to the Company’s recently updated resource estimate at its Granada Gold project in Rouyn-Noranda, Quebec. The Company Estimate resource with 762 K ounces of gold in the Measured and Indicated categories, plus 455K ounces of gold in the Inferred category. The report entitled, “Granada Gold Project Mineral Resource Estimate Rouyn-Noranda, Quebec, Canada”, was written by SGS Canada Inc. Frank J. Basa, P.Eng, Chairman and CEO of Granada Gold Mine, stated, “These robust numbers confirm our longstanding belief in the merits of this property, and they form the backbone for our next efforts. We intend to see how we can turn Granada into a bulk-tonnage mine, and we believe the improving mining markets position us well for this effort.” The authors of the report, Independent Qualified Persons Allan Armitage, and Maxime Dupere, conclude