International PBX Ventures Ltd.
Tierra de Oro Project Update
VANCOUVER, BC, July 11, 2008 - International PBX Ventures Ltd. (TSX.V - PBX) announced today the results of the Tierra de Oro drill program.
The 7,000 metre shallow reconnaissance reverse circulation drill program tested a series of criss-crossing major structural gold-mineralized shears as evidenced by extensive artisanal pits and surface sampling.
The drill results were inconclusive in that they failed to corroborate the gold values obtained by surface sampling programmes. However areas of significant silver - copper mineralization hosted in shears and mantos within the volcanics were identified which justify additional work. Highlights include RC56, which intersected 40 metres of 16 g/t silver including 13 metres of 40 g/t silver. RC58 intersected 40 metres of 8.2 g/t silver.
The Chanchero area continues to be of interest in that the shallow drilling carried out to date did not test the potential of the porphyry. The drilling did not test beneath the leached zone to cut the large 3D IP anomaly identified in the 2007 3D IP survey. Gold and base metal mineralization which is zoned peripheral to the porphyry is suggestive that this system may be mineralized.
About International PBX Ventures
International PBX Ventures is a Canadian junior mining and exploration company focused on acquisition and development of molybdenum, copper and gold properties in Chile. PBX's flagship property is the Copaquire Molydenum-Copper deposit located in northern Chile adjacent to Teck Cominco's Quebrada Blanca property.
For more information on International International PBX Ventures Ltd. contact Dr. Gary Medford, President & CEO, Toll Free: 877-681-1154, Phone: 604-681-7748, Fax: 604-681-0568, E-mail: info@internationalpbx.com or visit the website at www.internationalpbx.com.
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