Kingsman Resources Unveils Promising Silver Findings at Lost Colorus, Chihuahua

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Overview

Kingsman Resources, a junior mining explorer focused on Chihuahua, Mexico, announced significant drill results from its flagship Lost Colorus project. The company, recently backed by new investors, highlighted a high‑grade silver intercept and outlined its aggressive 2026 drilling plan.

Project Background

Location: Chihuahua state, northern Mexico
Lost Colorus: Consolidation of several fragmented claims into a single district‑scale target
Historical mine: Operated 1944‑1952, 300 m long and 150 m deep, produced high‑grade underground silver
Resource estimate: Company believes the district could host ~200 million ounces silver equivalent

Recent Drilling Results

Hole 1 (parallel structure, 1.5 km from historic mine):
2 m interval grading >1,000 g/t silver
No gold detected (laughter noted by presenters)
Surface sampling: 300‑600 g/t silver with trace lead and zinc, supporting the drill target
Additional holes: Two more drill holes returned mineralization, confirming the presence of pathfinder metals and indicating the broader system is active.
Geological footprint: Mineralization now confirmed within a 2.5 km × 1 km rectangle (≈2 mi × 0.6 mi).

Exploration Strategy

Mapping & sampling: One year of intensive work to compile historic data, geophysics, and surface assays.
Step‑out drilling: Targeted a parallel vein system 1.5 km away from the known mine, demonstrating the district’s potential breadth.
Drill program: Fully funded 2026 campaign aimed at delineating the size and continuity of the silver system.
Future targets: Plans to replicate the Lost Colorus approach at the Amaloya project, with a 3,000 m drill program slated for Q1.

Financial Position & Company Structure

Shares outstanding: 29 million
Cash on hand: ~US$4 million
Operating model: Small, hands‑on team (no large overhead), focused exclusively on Chihuahua assets.

Investor Perspective

Value driver: "Drill bit is what drives value" – the company emphasizes that high‑grade drill results are the primary catalyst for shareholder upside.
Risk acknowledgement: Management admits the exploration stage is speculative but stresses disciplined, data‑driven drilling.
Engagement: Founder Scott Emerson is accessible to investors via phone, email, Instagram, and LinkedIn; the company is a sponsor of the interview channel.

Upcoming Milestones

Q1: Release of additional drill results from Lost Colorus and initial data from Amaloya.
Q2: Commencement of a second‑phase drilling campaign at Lost Colorus.
2026: Full‑scale, fully funded drill program to test the district’s extent and grade continuity.

Contact Information

Website: www.kingsmanresources.com
Email: [email protected]
Phone: Direct line provided during interview (call and leave a message)
Social media: Instagram, LinkedIn (regular updates)

Kingsman Resources’ recent high‑grade silver intercept at Lost Colorus validates a district‑scale target and positions the company for an aggressive, fully funded 2026 drilling campaign, making it a compelling watch for investors seeking upside in junior silver exploration.

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We saw this opportunity back, you know,
postco that if we could bring all these
pieces together, we could have something
of district size and scale and when we
last spoke, you know, I thrown out the
number of we believe there's a 200
million ounce silver equivalent and
drilled. We drilled a hole there that
was
>> a little over 2 m of over 1,000 g of
silver. It had no gold in it. [laughter]
But then we we stepped out now onto the
parallel structure.
>> Yeah.
>> 1.5 km away.
>> Yeah.
>> That why we were there was because we
had done mapping, sampling, all the
information,
you know, that took us a year to to to
put together. And we thought, well,
there's an opportunity here. Let's poke
a hole in this because the surface
samples ran from 300 g to 600 g silver.
There was some lead, some zinc. Um, so
we drilled that and that's the hole we
announced today, which um, you know,
it's a it's it's a kilometer and a half
away. So for your US viewers, you know,
that's a little over a mile away here.
There is a system. How big it is, you
know, we're going to go into 2026 fully
funded with a drill program.
That's going to be, you know, that's
going to tell us how big it is. You
know, is there going to be more
drilling? Of course, there's going to be
more drilling and more work to do, but
that was that was the news today. So,
[music]
Scott Emerson, Kingsman Resources. Good
afternoon to you, my friend. How are
you?
>> Good, Andy. Happy New Year to you.
>> Happy New Year to you. Just before we
get started, full disclosure, I am a new
recent investor in Kingsman Resources.
And um Kingman's Resources uh as of the
first of the year is a sponsor of this
channel. So I want to thank you for
that. Scott, so uh we were talking just
a little bit off camera. You're talking
about how your year hasn't really uh
slowed. 25 really just bled into 26 and
you guys are off to the races. I'm
really excited to be an investor, but uh
yeah, tell me what you have and it looks
like you have some news that is just
hitting the fan. Yeah. Well, I I think
Andy for for those listeners that may
have not listened to the first interview
that uh that we did together,
um Kingsman located in Mexico,
Chihuahua, Mexico in particular in the
state of of of Chihuahua. And uh what we
have is we had a project called Lost
Colorus. It's a consolidation of a
number of fragmented uh ownership
projects that were fragmented in
ownership. We brought them all together.
And I I say that because it's important,
Andy, in that to give your your your
listeners and your viewers an
understanding of of what we have because
we acquired an old mine, you know, and I
I will be quick. It's 300 m in length,
150 m deep. It operated from 1944 to
1952. It was a high-grade underground
silver deposit. And we saw this
opportunity back, you know, postco that
if we could bring all these pieces
together, we could have something of
district size and scale. And when we
last spoke, you know, I thrown out the
number of we believe there's a 200
million ounce silver equivalent.
>> And I laughed, my jaw dropped when you
said that. My [clears throat] jaw
dropped and I
>> an opportunity there. And I think, you
know, what you're seeing now is because
we did drill the latter half of 2025.
We're, you know, we've been putting out
results here, you know, every 3 to four
weeks. But the results that we announced
today were significant in the sense that
we talked about having three potential
structures or vein systems on this
project. One is the solid ad, which is
what the old mine sat on that 300 m. We
traced that for a kilometer and a half.
We had a parallel structure which we
identified. It had never been drilled. I
should I should put that out there. It
we traced that for another 1.7
kilometers. And the news that you see
today was we stepped out from our
initial dis we'll call it a discovery
hole because every hole we drill is a
new discovery cuz it's never been
drilled. But we drilled a hole there
that was a little over 2 m of over 1,000
g of silver. It had no gold in it.
[laughter] But then we we stepped out
now onto the parallel structure.
>> Yeah.
>> 1.5 kilometers away.
>> Yeah.
that why we were there was because we
had done mapping, sampling, all the
information,
you know, that took us a year to to to
put together and we thought, well,
there's an opportunity here. Let's poke
a hole in this because the surface
samples ran from 300 g to 600 g silver.
There was some lead, some zinc. Um, so
we drilled that and that's the hole we
announced today, which um, you know,
it's a it's it's a kilometer and a half
away. So for your US viewers, you know,
that's a little over a mile away.
>> But what it confirms to us now is all
the mineralization that we found to date
is within a 2 and 1/2 kilometer, if you
think of a rectangle, 2 1/2 km long by a
kilometer wide. So that's 2 miles by
just shy of a mile wide. Everything to
date we've discovered within that.
>> So that's giving us very good, you know,
information geologically to say there's
obviously something happening here.
There is a system how big it is. You
know, we're going to go into 2026 fully
funded with a drill program.
That's going to be, you know, that's
going to tell us how big it is. you
know, is there going to be more
drilling? Of course, there's going to be
more drilling and more work to do. But
that was that was the news today. So,
you know, we announced three holes today
that I'm speaking about [clears throat]
one, but the other two holes, while they
may not have been as mineralized as as
mineralrich,
they were still mineralized. They were
still full of Pathfinder metals. That
tells us we're that gives us an
indication we're in the right area.
and those just extended from where we
drilled 70 mters. We've got confirmation
something's going on because we did get
numbers there. Now, like I say, not
quite as high,
but still give us, you know,
encouragement that now when we go back
this year, we're going to bracket these
holes and see what could be deeper down
because
kilometer and a half away. What we're
seeing is the grades are getting better
as we're getting deeper.
>> So, you know, I'm not going to say that
I was cheap. I was just frugal in our
first drill program because we only did
3,000 mters.
>> Mhm.
>> But we tested shallow, you know, cuz we
got to put poke our finger in and let's
say is the pie warm yet? And if it is,
okay, well, let's keep going. So that's
that's what today's news was about. Um
and you know just just excited because
you know I say to you not very many
companies when you're drilling on a you
know a brownfields project has six for
six and that's what
>> yeah I'm interrupting you and I laughed
when you started getting into this and
again not out of disbelief or mocking
but I'm just laughing because
we're we're either we're either getting
really lucky or we're on something
really big and uh it's probably both.
But yeah, you that made me laugh. I said
if we're getting,
>> you know,
>> these are really good. To all my viewers
and listeners, this is really good news.
And you said a step out, a kilometer
step out. That means we're correct me if
I'm wrong. That indicates to me as a
mining investor that this is big.
>> Yeah. And we hope we we hope that we we
really do. And that's that's reading
between the lines.
And I think too, Andy, we've managed to
do that, you know, keeping the integrity
or the structure of the company intact,
which means we, you know, we only have
29 million shares outstanding. Um, we
have just a little over $4 million in
cash. And as [clears throat] a mining
investor, and I'm one as well, we know
that the drill bit is what drives value.
>> Yep. You've said that so many times I'll
never forget. And you're really the I've
talked to over 200 executives in the
last two years and you hammer that and I
couldn't agree with you more and you're
the only one that really says that.
>> Yeah. Because I I think you know when
you when you look at any this is a
speculative space,
>> right? We're all rolling the dice. We
really are. And where the value comes
from is when you have
good drill holes.
>> Yeah. You
>> know, and and not every drill hole is
going to hit, Andy. you know, that's
that's the reality of it. But we do know
that,
>> you know, speculation jumps in when
drill holes deliver
>> and uh that's where us all as
shareholders are going to benefit. So,
I'd rather spend money drilling a hole
>> than anything else.
>> Yeah. Yep. And get the word out. Um and
then that get that drives everything.
Um, talk to me a little bit about uh
take me through the really the rest of
the uh the first quarter here. Um, yeah,
what's coming that you can talk about
that you can talk about? Why should be
people be paying continue to pay
attention? What other news that that you
can share coming that's coming?
>> So, we've got more drill holes to come.
Uh, that's that's number one. So th
those will be delivered out here over
probably the next four to five weeks if
not sooner. We you know right now our
focus today is on Lost Colorus because
that's where the drill bit delivered.
>> But we have two projects and I think you
know if your listeners again go back and
listen to our first conversation they're
both you know lookalike in the sense
that they were fragmented districts. I
spent a year putting those districts
together and in in the case of Amaloya I
spent three years. Um so in terms of
catalysts this first quarter we're going
to be on Amaloya. So we're going to be
doing some more. You know you may yawn
but mapping sampling making sure that
we've we've got the drill targets
identified that we want because we're
going to we're going to replicate what
we did at Lost Coloras. We're going to
do a 3,000 m program. We're going to
sink some holes in around the old
operating mine.
>> Mhm.
>> Um, [clears throat]
so you're going to see that in the first
quarter. You're going to see those
additional results in the first quarter.
And then some geology. Uh, I I'm going
to be upfront and say I don't think
drilling's going to start until the
second quarter back at Lost Color.
There's just,
you know,
>> there's a lot to work with already
>> there. Yeah. you know, and then people
and uh everything to to put it all the
logistics, I guess, is where I'm going.
And and we're a small company. I think
Andy, that's something you identified
early on. You know, I don't have 15
people and a huge overhead and stuff. We
tend to be hands-on. And you know, that
goes for me as well.
>> Yeah, I'll talk about that. I'll I'll
make a comment about that to all my
viewers and listeners. Uh, don't call uh
Scott on Christmas Day because he will
pick up the phone. He got a phone call
maybe from one of you guys that are
listening on Christmas Day. But, uh,
also uh, you called me uh after the
first interview dropped um, about a lot
of people were calling you off that
interview and Scott is that guy that's
going to pick up the phone and he's
going to respond to emails. Um, and but
just also keep in mind that this is a
this is a small company, but that's
good. I put it into buckets. Uh my b
first bucket is explorers. Those are the
small ones and those where you get 10,
15, 20 baggers or they are they bankrupt
to be candid with you. They don't hit
anything. Um and the second is a
developer which is a much bigger
company. This is a small company that is
exploring and that's uh correct me if
I'm wrong. That's why Scott's into this.
And uh it it looks like they have
something really good.
>> You know, Andy, I think I you hit the
nail on the head there. We're explorers.
That's what we're good at.
for the treasure hunters.
>> You know, do I want to be that
development company? I don't,
>> you know, I don't want to take it to
that stage. I want it to be big enough
that I think we showed a map the last
time we were up. You know, one of those
surrounding operators that are in
production will come along and say,
"Okay, Scott, this has been great. You
know, union shareholders, that's great.
Here you go." And off we go.
>> Yeah. Um and and that's you know that's
what we do and we do it in a very
focused area. I'm not you know I don't
have a project in Canada and one in Peru
and one in Bolivia
>> right
>> 100% of our focus is in Pal Mexico in
the state of Chihuahua and that's where
we plan to stay
>> and that's for
>> we got a lot of work to do Andy. Yeah,
>> you know, we see a lot of projects come
our way
>> um where people, you know, look at this
opportunity, look at this opportunity,
but I can tell you that those are are
not easy. They're not just like, oh, you
know, you can write a check and jump in.
By the time you you look at the tenure
and who owns it and access and all of
those things,
>> it it it's it's a big job. So, we'll
stay focused on what we have. We're
happy with what we have. We think the
opportunity is is there and until it
tells us otherwise, we're not leaving.
>> Yeah, that's music to my ears. Really
the focus focus um and exploration.
Well, um to all my viewers and
listeners, uh there's going to be um
news coming out in the next uh few
weeks. Um so, you really need to stay
tuned. Scott, if people want to uh find
out more about Kingsman Resources, uh if
they want to call you or email you,
guys, email him. Give Scott a little bit
of a break. I'm teasing. I'm teasing. Um
how do they get in touch with you,
Scott?
>> You can get in touch with me through the
website, through info@ kingsman
Resources. They can call me direct.
>> If he picks up the phone,
>> yeah, call me direct. And if I don't
pick up the phone, leave a message and
I'll call you back. And Andy, I you
know, you're more than welcome to share
my my phone number with with your
audience. Um because it'll either go to
the office and then it comes directly to
me uh regardless. And uh yeah, that's
that's how you get a hold of me. I you
know, we have Instagram, we have uh
LinkedIn, uh all of those things. We I
try to do my best to keep those updated
uh as best I can.
>> Keep on drilling, Scott. [laughter]
That's what you need to do. You know,
that that's that's the nature of our
industry is is is is to drill. And it,
you know, I will say too, Andy,
>> you can't just
get a project and then drill
immediately. I guess you could.
>> Yeah.
>> But you always want to drill for the
best chances of success. And I think for
your viewers and listeners and and
people I talk to, I say
that two years of work to get us to this
stage is completed.
>> Yeah.
>> And that's a big,
you know, bonus I guess you'll call it.
Then you know starting out where you got
to start with, you know, permitting,
mapping, sampling, geoysics.
um we've completed that and you know
part of that Andy and I think we
discussed this because it was all
fragmented and whatnot there was a lot
of major operators in there and I
grabbed all of their historical data
whatever I could get I picked up the
phone and just told them hey you know
would you be willing to share this or
you know and
operators you know majority of them
they're they're excited for you because
they go oh you put that together oh we
were unable to do that but you know that
that was 11 years ago. Here's Scott and
they're great data packages.
>> So, you know, that helped us on this
journey.
>> Yeah. Immensely. Well, Scott, it's
always a pleasure to talk with you. I'm
looking forward to talking to you again
hopefully very soon in the next couple
of weeks. To all my viewers, check them
out. I again they are a sponsor of the
channel a very proud sponsor I hope and
thank and we I am a very uh happy happy
uh shareholder uh with these results. So
I want to thank you for I want to thank
you and the team
>> and the team and the team for that.
Please give them my love and our shout
out. So thank you so much Scott and
let's have you on again real soon.
>> Okay. Thanks Andy.
>> Take care.
>> Bye.
>> Okay.