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an account.View looking south across the primary exploration valley at the Three Guardsmen Project, Yukon, where the
2026 induced polarization ("IP") survey and geological mapping program were completed. GNWArticle contentProgram
designed to identify the potential source of previously reported high-grade copper mineralization grading up to 15.85%
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2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — GoldHaven Resources Corp. (“GoldHaven” or the “Company“) (CSE: GOH) (OTCQB: GHVNF)
(FSE: 4QS) is pleased to announce the successful completion of its 2026 induced polarization (“IP”) geophysical
survey and geological field program at its 100%-owned Three Guardsmen Project in southwestern Yukon.Article contentWe
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Back to video Article contentArticle contentThe program represents another important milestone in GoldHaven’s
systematic exploration of an emerging porphyry copper system and was specifically designed to identify the potential
intrusive source believed to have generated the magnetite-copper skarn, previously identified across the
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more newsletters? Browse here.Article contentHighlightsArticle contentAdvances GoldHaven’s emerging porphyry copper
target following previously reported high-grade copper samples of up to 15.85% CuCompleted approximately 3.9 kilometres
of targeted induced polarization (“IP”) surveying designed to identify the potential intrusive source of previously
identified magnetite-copper skarn mineralization.Geological mapping identified a broad oxidized gossan zone associated
with altered intrusive rocks, further supporting the Company’s evolving geological interpretation.Geophysical
inversion and interpretation are underway, with results to be integrated into the Company’s drill targeting
strategy.Article contentThe program follows GoldHaven’s successful 2025 exploration campaign, during which the Company
identified numerous high-grade magnetite-copper skarn occurrences, including grab samples grading 15.85% copper, 12.75%
copper and 12.65% copper, with 25 grab samples returning greater than 1% copper.Article contentArticle contentCEO
Commentary:Article content“Three Guardsmen continues to strengthen our confidence that we are vectoring toward a much
larger mineralized system than originally recognized,” commented Rob Birmingham, President & CEO of GoldHaven. “This
year’s program was specifically designed to identify the intrusive source that may have generated the previously
identified magnetite-copper skarn mineralization. The completion of this work, combined with encouraging geological
observations in the field, provides another important dataset as we continue advancing one of our most prospective
copper projects.”Article contentArticle contentArticle contentArticle contentFigure 1. Location of the completed 2026
induced polarization survey lines relative to previously reported high-grade copper occurrences and priority exploration
targets at the Three Guardsmen Project.Article contentArticle contentArticle contentArticle contentFigure 2. View
looking south across the primary exploration valley at the Three Guardsmen Project, Yukon, where the 2026 induced
polarization (“IP”) survey and geological mapping program were completed.Article contentArticle contentArticle
contentArticle contentFigure 3. GoldHaven geological team Scott Geophysics, and Capital Helicopters personnel following
completion of the 2026 IP survey at the Three Guardsmen Project.Advertisement 1This advertisement has not loaded
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