Category: Exploration and Development

Golden Goliath Resources Ltd. is pleased to provide an update on some of the activity in and around its Uruachic Mining Camp. Over the years the entire Camp has been covered by mineral claims. While Golden Goliath was first to the Camp and believes it has the best ground, the most significant work is being done adjacent to Golden Goliath’s Nopalera property by Fresnillo PLC who drilled 37,580 metres in 51 holes and constructed the first 300 metres of an exploration adit in 2011 on their Orisyvo project.

Cayden Resources Inc. is pleased to announce that it has received additional drilling results from its Las Calles target at the Morelos Sur Gold project, central Guerrero State, Mexico. The drilling highlights at Las Calles include 28.5 meters of 3.21 g/t Au including 10.8 m of 7.81 g/t Au, including 2 m of 26.3 g/t Au (LCDD0101), 7.7 m of 2.44 g/t Au (LCDD0096), and 39.3 m of 0.65 g/t Au (LCDD0102). The results occur in the same extremely fractured and iron oxide-rich diorite sill from which earlier significant results were previously reported (see NR dated March 5, 2012) as well as historical results reported by IMMSA, a subsidiary of Grupo Mexico (see 43-101 technical report filed on www.sedar.com ). The aggregate results indicate the potential for a deeper, lateral extension of the ore body currently being mined by a subsidiary of Goldcorp, at the adjacent Los Filos mine. At present, Las Calles mineralization is open in all directions. Drill hole locations are shown at www.caydenresources.com . Cayden is currently drilling at its La Magnetita target and expects to release results in the near future.

Timmins Gold Corp. reports record gold production of 23,203 gold ounces for its Q2 2012 fiscal quarter ended June 30. Timmins Gold also produced 14,453 ounces of silver during the quarter.

Endeavour Silver Corp. announces that the Company’s silver and gold production from the Company’s two operating silver mines in Mexico, the Guanacevi Mine in Durango State and the Guanajuato Mine in Guanajuato State, continued to climb in the Second Quarter, 2012.

132 g/t (3.8 oz/T) Silver; 3.1% Lead, 1.7% Zinc over 55 metres Including 264 g/t (7.7 oz/T) Silver; 10.4% Lead, 7.5% Zinc over 3.2 metres.

Almaden Minerals Ltd. is pleased to announce further results from the on-going four drill exploration program on the Company’s 100% owned Tuligtic project, Mexico with holes TU-12-135 and 151 through 158.

United States Antimony Corporation accelerates its exploration/development plan at the Los Juarez antimony/silver/gold property in Mexico while sharply increasing its milling and smelting capacity.

SilverCrest Mines Inc. is pleased to announce an update on activities for the Santa Elena Mine Expansion Plan and the ongoing Phase II La Joya drill program in Mexico. The Santa Elena Mine expansion remains on schedule, targeting a 100% increase in metal production commencing in 2014. Resource definition drilling and extensive metallurgical test work continues at La Joya with an anticipated Q4, 2012 resource update. The most significant activities are outlined below. For more information and to view photos and videos, please visit the Company’s website at www.silvercrestmines.com.

Silver Bull Resources, Inc. is pleased to announce further to its news release dated May 22, 2012, it has filed its updated NI43-101 Technical Report titled “Technical Report on the Sierra Mojada Silver Project, Coahuila State, Mexico” dated July 5, 2012 on SEDAR at www.sedar.com. The Technical Report completed by SRK Consulting Inc. contains an updated resource estimate which represents a 39% increase in the open pittable silver resource of the Shallow Silver Zone at a 15 g/t cut-off, previously reported by Silver Bull in the NI43-101 Technical Report released in November 2011. The updated resource also represents a 52% increase in the number of silver ounces of the Shallow Silver Zone that now report in the “measured and indicated” category.

Silver Scott Mines, Inc. is pleased to announce the receipt of mining and processing permit approval from Semarnat (“Secretaria de Medio Ambiente y Recursos Naturales”), the Mexican Federal environmental agency, and the associated granted Change of Use of Soil zoning for mining within 20 hectares. Payment for change of Soil Use zoning for the site changing from agriculture to mining was made in connection with the mining permit.