Signal Gold Inc. T.SGNL

NR Announcing Consolidation North

[DoumDiDoum]

Working on defining a gold district. With Atlantic Gold exploring just east of the two designed pits, I'm surprised that they did not set foot there first. I guess that Paul McNeil has been working on that piece of land for a long time. That's a long shot BUT is definitely placing SGNL as being the company having the biggest chunk of the Goldboro gold district!

I guess that this land acquisition qualifies as material change, thus management was in blackout. Hopefully that's the start of a continuous news flow.

There is a lot of geological/technical stuff in there. @GoldNHill it would be interresting to have your lights on the all those details.

GLTA 

[GoldNHill]

Hmmm...Very interesting. Several of the claim blocks that I have been working/trenching/drilling (one hole) are now surrounded by Signal Gold....will they knock on my door?  I digress... This area that they have picked up is very interesting...it hosts some of THE HIGHEST gold in till samples that I have read about - ANYWHERE. One till sample Signal did not mention was 42g/t gold in till

[DoumDiDoum]

Thanks GoldNHill for your explanation/clarification... hopefully you get an offer for your claim BUT to higher the stakes, you can ask Atlantic Gold if they are interested! ;-)

[GoldNHill]

Another point to add is related to this line from today's PR This new land position, immediately north of, and contiguous with, Goldboro, was acquired through the staking of seven exploration licences, covering 7,771.2 hectares that cover gold, antimony and tungsten glacial till anomalies. The new claims were staked, not purchased or obtained from another claim owner...so Signal picked these