Doubleview verifies Soil and Rock Gold, Copper and Cobalt Anomalies at the Hat Gold Copper Project


VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Oct. 19, 2017 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Doubleview Capital Corp. (“Doubleview”) (TSX-V:DBV) (OTC:DBLVF) is pleased to announce the compilation and verification of recent and historic soil samples from Doubleview’s 100% owned Hat Gold-Copper Project, particularly West Gossan and Hoey Gold prospects, located in the Sheslay Valley area of northwestern British Columbia. West Gossan and Hoey high gold and copper rock and soil anomalies are located 1.4 km southwest and 1 km south, respectively, of the Lisle copper-gold rich porphyry deposit. Anomalies extend over an area of 550 by 850 meters at the Hoey gold area and 1,400 by 700 meters at the West Gossan area. Also at the Hoey gold area, some rock samples reported results as high as 8.11 g/t gold, 7% copper and 0.5% cobalt. The West Gossan soil anomaly returned one gold sample of 55.2 g/t with 0.2% copper.

Historic data assay certificates were examined and reports are publicly available from the British Columbia Ministry of Energy and Mines, ARIS report files.

A total 987 soil and 181 rock samples of the West Gossan and Hoey Gold are plotted.

The following tables demonstrate selected samples of West Gossan/Gossan Creek and Hoey Gold areas.

Selected Hoey Gold Prospect Rock and Soil Samples
  Sample    Type    Au (gr/t)    Au (ppb)    Cu (%)    Cu
(ppm)
    Co
(ppm)
    Year  
  HY-4871    CHIP    2    2,020    2.2    22,041    149    1995  
  HY-4872    CHIP    7.1    7,130    0.44    4,380    74    1995  
  HY-4874    CHIP    4.4    4,360    0.41    4,089    79    1995  
  HY-4875    CHIP    2.4    2,370    0.8    8,036    109    1995  
  HY-4876    CHIP    2.1    2,050    0.55    5,529    170    1995  
  HY-4877    CHIP    4.3    4,340    0.77    7,688    151    1995  
  HY-4878    CHIP    3.6    3,580    0.36    3,638    391    1995  
  HY-4879    CHIP    8.1    8,110    0.36    3,559    55    1995  
  HY-4880    CHIP    3    3,030    0.34    3,409    410    1995  
  HY-4881    CHIP    2.8    2,830    1.05    10,490    147    1995  
  HY-4887    CHIP    1.3    1,270    3.97    39,676    435    1995  
  HY-4889    CHIP    2.2    2,190    0.63    6,265    284    1995  
  HY-4891    CHIP    3    3,020    0.69    6,910    607    1995  
  HY-4893    CHIP    -    28    2.35    23,530    524    1995  
  HY-9001    Rock    2.7    2,706    0.06    641    -    1991  
  HY-9002    Rock    2.2    2,239    7.05    70,500    -    1991  
  HY-A-25    Rock    5.1    5,100    0.33    3,257    5355    1985  
  HY-A-9    Rock    2.3    2,300    1.15    11,546    33    1985  
  HY-HR-10    Rock    1.2    1,180    4.83    48,324    278    1986  
  HY-HR-11    Rock    2    1,960    1.23    12,281    68    1986  
  HY-HR-12    Rock    0.1    85    1.7    16,981    171    1986  
  HY-HR-14    Rock    0.3    315    1.03    10,328    43    1986  
  HY-HR-3    Rock    5.6    5,568    0.4    3,959    49    1986  
  HY-25+00E-22+00N    Soil    4    4,000    0.06    587    -    1988  
  HY-27+25E-20+00N    Soil    0.8    790    0.06    501    -    1988  
  HY-9007    Rock    0.06    62    0.81    8,070    -    1991  


Selected West Gossan and Gossan Creek Rock and Soil Samples
  Sample    Type    Au (gr/t)    Au (ppb)    Cu (%)    Cu (ppm)    Co (ppm)    Year  
  WG-9006    Rock    1.34    1337    0.02    242    -    1991  
  WG-86-R-13    Rock    0.01    14    0.18    1,771    16    1986  
  WG-86-R-3    Rock    0.02    19    0.17    1,659    91    1986  
  WG-B-14    Rock    0.31    305    0.16    1,553    75    1985  
  WG-86-R-15    Rock    0.01    13    0.1    1,008    28    1986  
  WG-86-R-4    Rock    0.65    650    0.71    7,067    67    1986  
  WG-B-4    Rock    0.35    350    0.06    587    481    1985  
  WG-B-12    Rock    0.17    165    0.24    2,435    25    1985  
  WG-B-21    Rock    0.45    445    0.1    1,021    161    1985  
  WG-B-32    Rock    0.03    29    0.14    1,366    59    1985  
  WG-E-2    Rock    0.36    360    0.27    2,694    27    1985  
  WG-B-13    Rock    0.21    210    0.26    2,594    93    1985  
  WG-1+90S-15+20W    Soil    55.2    55,261    0.38    3,801    -    2008  
  WG-1190E-1335N    Soil    -    -    0.13    1,250    -    1979  
  WG-1190E-1345N    Soil    -    -    0.15    1,450    -    1979  
  WG-1200E-1335N    Soil    -    -    0.24    2,400    -    1979  
  WG-1210E-1355N    Soil    -    -    0.5    5,000    -    1979  
  WG-1215E-1355N    Soil    -    -    0.25    2,450    -    1979  
  WG-1195E-1345N    Soil    -    -    0.17    1,650    -    1978  
  WG-1195E-1395N    Soil    -    -    0.16    1,550    -    1978  
  WG-1+00S-17+00W    Soil    -    50    0.12    1,166    57    2008  
  WG-1+50S-16+50W    Soil    -    180    0.23    2,309    82    2008  
  WG-2+00S-16+50W    Soil    -    31    0.13    1,326    57    2006  
  WG-3+00S-16+50W    Soil    -    17    0.13    1,273    51    2006  
  WG-3+00S-15+00W    Soil    -    12    0.12    1,179    129    2006  
  WG-1215E-1355N    Soil    -    -    0.18    1,800    -    1978  
  WG-6+00S-17+00W    Soil    -    93    0.18    1,795    160    2005  
  WG-7+00S-7+50W    Soil    -    31    0.14    1,397    142    1995  
  WG-5+00S-7+50W    Soil    -    54    0.11    1,137    37    1995  

A photo accompanying this announcement is available at http://www.globenewswire.com/NewsRoom/AttachmentNg/c8574901-4dcc-46a0-b1ea-4789c9150205

Please visit the following URL to view more maps and 3D images of the sample locations.

http://www.doubleview.ca/projects/hat-gold-rich-copper-porphyry/hoeygold/

Data from government assessment files on Hoey Gold and West Gossan/Gossan Creek indicate a broad zone of elevated copper and gold values in soil on these showings. It is postulated that the mineralization at West Gossan, Gossan Creek and Hoey Gold targets may be genetically related to the same mineralizing events that introduced copper and gold to the porphyry style mineralization on the Lisle Gold rich Copper Deposit. This premise will be investigated in future exploration work in the area.

Doubleview has not carried out a complete QAQC on the historical assay results.  The historical sampling, which are publicly available from the British Columbia Ministry of Energy and Mines ARIS report files, have yet to be verified by Doubleview due to historical nature of a portion of the assays.  Nevertheless, Doubleview views these as priority exploration targets on its Hat Property.

Mr. John Buckle, P.Geo., an independent Qualified Person as defined by NI-43-01 regulations, has reviewed and approved the scientific and technical disclosure in this news release.  Historic sampling was verified by more recent sampling under the supervision of a Professional Geologist, Erik Ostensoe, P.Geo.

About Doubleview Capital Corp.
Doubleview Capital Corp., a mineral resource exploration and development company, is based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, and is publicly traded on the TSX-Venture Exchange (TSX-V:DBV), (OTC:DBLVF), (GER:A1W038), (Frankfurt:1D4). Doubleview identifies, acquires and finances precious and base metal exploration projects in North America, particularly in British Columbia. Doubleview increases shareholder value through acquisition and exploration of quality gold, copper and silver properties and the application of advanced state-of-the–art exploration methods. The Company’s portfolio of strategic properties provides diversification and mitigates investment risk.

On behalf of the Board of Directors,
Farshad Shirvani, President & Chief Executive Officer
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