Carolina Rush Targets High-Impact Discovery at Historic South Carolina Gold District

Carolina Rush Targets High-Impact Discovery at Historic South Carolina Gold District

Fully funded drilling tests upside beneath existing gold resource near producing mine

Why is Carolina Rush exploring the Brewer Gold Mine?

Carolina Rush is advancing the Brewer Gold Mine in South Carolina, where a maiden resource of approximately 500,000 ounces of gold has already been defined from just 36 drill holes.

That alone suggests the system remains largely underexplored.

But the real opportunity lies deeper.

The company is now drilling to test for a potential copper-gold system beneath the known gold mineralization — a target that could significantly expand the scale of the project.

This higher-risk drilling is fully funded by OceanaGold, a multi-billion-dollar producer.

For investors, that’s critical.

It provides both technical validation and non-dilutive exposure to discovery.

Location also matters.

Brewer sits just minutes from OceanaGold’s Haile Gold Mine, a multi-million-ounce operation, demonstrating the district’s ability to host large, economic deposits.

This is a classic asymmetric setup:

An existing gold resource, limited drilling to date, and a fully funded shot at a much larger discovery.

Carolina Rush offers direct exposure to that upside.

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For more information on Carolina Rush Corporation (TSX.V: RUSH, OTCQB: PUCCF) please click the request investor info button.

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