GGX Gold Corp Update on the 2017 Exploration Program on the Gold Drop Property Greenwood, BC

VANCOUVER, BC / ACCESSWIRE / May 30, 2017 / GGX Gold Corp. (TSX-V: GGX) (the “Company” or “GGX”) is pleased to announce an update for the 2017 exploration program at its high grade Gold Drop property, located near Greenwood in southern British Columbia. The Company has also expanded the Gold Drop property to the west by staking of additional mineral claims. The property now covers an area of approximately 4200 hectares. The property covers geologically prospective ground in the well-mineralized Greenwood Mining Division. The property hosts numerous low-sulfide, gold and silver bearing quartz veins or vein systems, four of which were previously mined. The focus of the current work is to locate and sample reported veins and document historic workings.

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The 2017 exploration program will focus on 6 priority areas, covering areas of gold and silver bearing veins (B.C. MINFILE occurrences and other veins reported in historic B.C. assessment reports). These priority areas are the Gold Drop – North Star vein system, Ken vein and Silent Friend veins in the eastern region; Amandy vein and Roderick Dhu vein in the northwest region; and Tel – C.O.D. veins in the southwest region (Southwest Zone). An area of high grade gold and silver mineralization discovered in 2015 at a trench at the North Star vein is high priority target for the Company. Grab samples from this trench returned 159 g/t Au (grams per tonne) and 744 g/t Ag, 12.2 g/t Au and 78 g/t Ag; and 12.5 g/t Au and 100 g/t Ag.

Phase I of the 2017 work program on the Gold Drop property is currently underway with initial focus on the Gold Drop Southwest Zone. Gold and silver bearing quartz veins are reported in this region of the property. One reported quartz vein in this region is referred to as the C.O.D. The northeast-southwest striking C.O.D. vein is reported to be traced by a series of shafts and pits for a distance of 1500 metres and reported to have a maximum width of 1.5 metres at surface. The Company has located historic workings during May in the area of this reported vein, including shafts and trenches. One located shaft is the C.O.D shaft, which is reported to be approximately 20 metres deep. A 1988 quartz vein grab sample from a trench in this region southwest of the C.O.D. shaft was reported to return 20.8 g/t Au and 115.6 g/t Ag (Tel 2 gold and silver occurrence).

The Company has located and sampled new exposures of a vein interpreted by Company management to be the C.O.D. vein. New showings of this vein have been exposed by recent logging activity in the area. Several of these exposures were sampled during May. These have been further exposed in May by excavator pitting and hand trenching.

Historic shaft in southwest region of Gold Drop Property
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Banded chalcedonic quartz has been reported in a historic trench southwest of the C.O.D shaft. This material is of possible epithermal origin. A historic sample was reported to return s of 0.608 oz./ton Au (20.8 grams / tonne) and 3.38 oz./ton Ag (115.8 grams / tonne). These historic trenches were located in May but have filled in over time. The Company has identified the area of the C.O.D. vein and the reported chalcedonic quartz as a trenching target.

Other discoveries during May include an exposure described by Company personnel as a chalcedonic vein breccia. This exposure is located further northeast of the C.O.D. shaft. Due to the steepness of the area, the vein has been hand trenched and chip sampled.

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Mineralized quartz stockwork has also been discovered, hand trenched and sampled in a 1 metre shear zone striking east – west (steeply dipping). The host rock is silicified with pyrite and trace bornite. Native copper has also been observed. Nearby is a heavily altered, limonite stained shear with rare quartz stringers.

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A silicified granodiorite dyke with significant quantities of arsenopyrite, pyrite and trace amounts of chalcopyrite, bornite and native copper has been located within the newly staked western claims. This showing was exposed by hand trenching during May. Chip sampling has been conducted at this exposure with samples submitted for analysis.

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A total of 39 rock samples have been collected during May, 2017 on the Gold Drop Southwest Zone. These samples have been submitted to ALS Minerals in North Vancouver for gold analysis. Multi-element analysis is also being conducted for select samples. Gold and multi-element analyses are pending.

Readers are warned that historical records referred to in this News Release have been examined but not verified by a qualified person. Further work is required to verify that historical assays referred to in this News Release are accurate.

David Martin, P.Geo., a Qualified Person as defined by NI 43-101, is responsible for the technical information contained in this News Release.

On Behalf of the Board of Directors,

Barry Brown, Director
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Forward-Looking Information

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SOURCE: GGX Gold Corp.

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