SNS Silver Corporation reports assay results from the South Vein diamond drilling program at the Crescent Property near Kellogg, Idaho.

Core hole SNS-1001 was drilled from the surface and has extended the South Vein mineralization approximately 200 ft to the west. Core hole SNS-601 was also drilled from the surface and appears to have delineated the eastern extent of the South Vein definition drilling area.

SNS Senior Geologist Brian White, Ph.D. says:

“Overall, the South Vein mineralization has now been demonstrated to extend at least 1,200 ft vertically and approximately 600 ft horizontally, and it is still open to the west as well as up and down dip. In fact, the South Vein structure is known to extend downward at least 3,400 ft below the H-304 intercept to where it was drifted on the 3100 level of the historic Crescent Mine. Mineralized shoots of significant dip length are prevalent in the Silver Belt of the Coeur D’Alene Mining District.”  “We were extremely busy in June and July with as many as four drill rigs going at one time and over 33,000 ft of core drilled. Assay results are starting to come back from the lab and we’ll be providing updates on the Alhambra Vein as well as more results from the South Vein over the next several weeks.”

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