Goldshore Resources Inc. announced plans for its upcoming 2,500-meter summer drill program scheduled to begin June 25, 2024. The program is designed to test two targets immediately adjacent to the conceptual open pit outlined in the Company's current Mineral Resource Estimate ("MRE") with the goal of demonstrating the growth potential for high margin ounces from surface to 200 meters depth. The drill program is the first step in exploring the high potential "Moss Block", an area approximately 8 km x 6 km centered on the Moss deposit, which contains 91% of the ounces in the Project's MRE.

These drill holes will evaluate the potential of two ready-to-drill prospects - the Boundary Zone and SW Extension - to potentially add to the Moss MRE and expand the current open pit shell. The Boundary Zone is located 100 - 200 meters to the south of the conceptual pit boundary and has six historical drill holes over a 300-meter strike length, defining a continuous body of mineralization including intercepts of 31.4 m of 5.28g/t Au, and 21.5 m of 4.27g/t Au. The mineralized zone has the potential to extend over 800 meters in length based on anomalous rock chip and soil samples along the mineralized structural corridor.

The current plan is to drill six holes for a total of 1,500 meters into the core of the Boundary Zone to confirm and expand on the mineralization encountered in historical drillholes. The SW Extension is the immediate extension of the southwest margin of the conceptual open pit with mineralization open along strike. The last fence of drill holes completed in the Southwest Zone intersected 17.2 m of 1.91g/t Au and 16.9m of 1.47g.t Au.

The potential to extend the deposit as currently defined is over a 300 meter by 700 meter area based on anomalous rock chip samples. The Company plans to drill 4 holes with the goal of extending the deposit 300 meters.