Liberty Gold Corp. reported assay results from an additional four core holes from the 11 hole, property-wide 2023 core drill program at its Black Pine Oxide Gold Project in southeastern Idaho. Drill results released herein include core drilling from the Discovery Zone and surrounding areas.

Four core holes were drilled along the main resource periphery in J Zone (north), Tallman (east), and F Zone (south) and one hole in the center of the Discovery Zone. J Zone ? The first ever core hole drilled in J Zone, LBP1010C, was planned to add metallurgical data for this area and hit a thicker intercept than expected at 0.63 grams per tonne (?g/t?) gold (?Au?) over 46.3 meters (?m?) beginning at 6.2 m depth.

Initial cyanide solubility data indicate this hole is oxide with recoveries similar to other areas already tested at Black Pine. J Zone is a sparsely drilled resource area that has significant growth potential to the north, east and west. Tallman ?

One vertical hole was drilled in this large, near surface resource area to confirm other nearby metallurgical results and hit better than expected grades and widths of 0.51 g/t Au over 58.4 m and 0.85 g/t Au over 22.7 m including 1.83 g/t Au over 5.1 m. Overall this zone represents a near surface, 81.1 m thick interval with cyanide solubility data indicating this zone will also have high recoveries similar to other areas at Black Pine. F Zone ? F Zone is a higher grade, near surface zone of mineralization extending 700 meters south from the Main Discovery Zone toward the CD Pit area.

The core hole drilled here returned 0.74 g/t Au over 40.3 m starting from surface, which is a slightly better intercept than a nearby Reverse Circulation hole (LBP660). Additional drilling in 2024 will be targeting infill and extensions to this zone. Discovery Main ?

One core hole (LBP1011C) was drilled in the central Discovery Zone and hit a near continuous zone of mineralized material from surface to the end of hole at 350 m. 024 WORK PLAN: The permit amendment Plan of Operations (?PoO?) #4 for the expanded exploration area on United States Forest Service (?USFS?) lands is expected to be received in Second Quarter 2024. An exploration drill program is being planned for new discovery in the currently permitted lands as well as throughout this new expanded permit area. Final work is being completed on an update to the mineral resource that is expected to be released in First Quarter 2024.

A Phase 5 Metallurgical program is expected to begin on core samples from 2023. Work is well underway on the Pre-Feasibility Study for the Black Pine with results expected in Third Quarter 2024.