Video Golden Cariboo Hits 1.46 g/t Gold Over 136 Meters

• Gold discovery significance: Frank Callaghan discusses the importance of their recent gold discovery, comparing it to a party waiting to start. Gold is at all-time highs, but equity prices haven’t caught up yet. He believes a surge is imminent.
• Drill hole details: Golden Cariboo hit 1.46 grams per ton over 136 meters, a significant find. The discovery was based on trenching and geophysics, with additional results expected soon that might improve the initial findings.
• Market reaction:The news generated a lot of interest, with a notable share volume surge. However, profit-taking by early investors tempered the market reaction, and Callaghan encourages them to reinvest in the company.
• Comparison to Barkerville: The discovery is compared to a previous significant find at Barkerville in 2000, marking this as the most important discovery since then. It involves a rock formation not previously recognized for gold-bearing potential.
• Future prospects: The discovery could expand further, with two parallel trends identified. Additional drill results are pending, and there is potential for larger-scale development that might attract the attention of senior gold companies.

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GOLDEN CARIBOO RESOURCES LTD
“J. Frank Callaghan”                                            

J. Frank Callaghan, President & CEO
Tel:  604-682-2928

Scott Young, Corporate Development
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