Golden Rapture Mining Announces Bonanza-Grade Gold Results

Edmonton, Alberta--(Newsfile Corp. - July 2, 2025) - Golden Rapture Mining Corporation (CSE: GLDR) is pleased to announce high-grade gold results from its recent surface sampling program at its 10,000-acre Phillips Township Property, Rainy River District, NW Ontario.

This sampling program was designed to test certain surface areas where strong anomalies were recently identified in our low-altitude, high-resolution drone magnetic survey. The survey results identified new high-priority targets, confirming that the survey area is dominated by strong linear anomalies throughout the project area, with the strongest occurring in the northeast corner (Young's Bay area), where intense deformation and folding are present.

Richard Rivet said: "To our surprise, most of the samples recently taken in the northeast corner of our property, called the Young's Bay area, have also revealed our best high-grade gold results to date."

Highlights of the sampling program included:

Full results can be seen later in this news release

Source of all Survey Data Phillips Project Survey Processing Report: Authored by:
Skyler Mallozzi, M.Sc, P.Geo, Senior Geophysicist, Rosor Exploration, April 24, 2025

Full sample results and description

Richard Rivet said: "We are also waiting for sample results from our newly acquired highly prospective Bully Boy Mine patented mineral claims located directly adjacent to our Phillips Township property, NW, Ontario. Results to be announced when received."

History of the Bully Boy Mine

The historical records of the Bully Boy Mine are limited; however, archival Ontario Ministry of Mines files indicate that gold was first discovered in 1885 and that it was mined intermittently from 1898 to 1906.

In 1900, the mining workforce consisted of nine individuals, including six miners.

In 1904, the Arizona Camp Bay Gold Mining Company assumed ownership of the property. Equipment formerly used by the neighboring Boulder Mining Company-including a hoist, compressors, boilers, and other mining machinery-was transferred to the Bully Boy site, and two shafts were developed on the property, reaching depths of 56 and 165 feet.

In 1905, New accommodations were constructed to house approximately 30 workers. A ten-stamp mill, located two miles from the mine, processed up to 18 tons of ore per day.

By 1906, the main shaft was deepened by 60 feet, and lateral drifting was initiated at the 200-foot level, and a new compressor plant was also installed. By the end of the year, the shaft had reached 216 feet, with two 100-foot drifts extending north and south.

The ore extracted from the mine was estimated to contain gold values between $12 to $2,000 per ton, indicating very high gold grades, considering that gold was priced at $20/ounce in 1906. The last reported info about the property was that a new mill was added to supplement the existing ten-stamp mill, but no additional mining activity or production numbers can be found for the last 119 years.

Qualified Person

The technical disclosure in this news release has been reviewed and approved by John Archibald, P.Geo., Qualified Person as defined by National Instrument 43-101 of the Canadian Securities Administrators.

Analytical Laboratory and QA/QC Procedures

All sampling completed by Golden Rapture Mining Corporation within its exploration programs is subject to a Company standard of internal quality control and quality assurance (QA/QC) programs, which include the insertion of certified reference materials, blank materials and a level of duplicate analysis. Surface grab samples from the 2025 summer program were all sent to AGAT Laboratories. AGAT Laboratories conform to the requirements of ISO/IEC Standard 17025 guidelines and meets assay requirements outlined for NI 43-101.

About Golden Rapture Mining

Golden Rapture Mining is an exploration company engaged in the acquisition, exploration and development of high-potential assets. Golden Rapture has now been listed on the CSE for over 1 year now and 37,469,390 shares are presently issued.

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