Capital Hill Evaluating High-Grade Bulk-Tonnage Gold Deposit in Nevada.

DENVER -- Capital Hill Gold, Inc. (OTCBB:CHGI) reports that the company's geologists are evaluating a potential high-grade bulk-tonnage gold deposit located in Mineral County, Nevada. The project is situated in the vicinity of several operating and past-producing gold mines, including the Paradise Peak, Santa Fe and Rawhide deposits.

The privately-held 440-acre project was originally staked by a major gold mining company in the 1990s. The property has never been drilled.

Geologists investigating the property for Capital Hill observed multiple broad zones of silicification extending for considerable distances. Previous surface sampling reportedly returned assays of up to 0.182 oz Au/ST. Based on an initial evaluation of the project and a study of the geology of other gold deposits in the area, geologists believe that the target would be a high-grade bulk-tonnage gold deposit.

Samples were collected from a number of mineralized and altered areas of the property, and have been submitted to American Assay Labs in Elko, Nevada for assaying; a decision to acquire the project will be made based on assay results.

About The Company

Capital Hill Gold's strategic objective is to obtain controlling interests in properties with excellent exploration potential to become economically significant to world-class ore deposits. CHGI intends to acquire mineral exploration properties primarily through the filing of concessions on its own account and in partnership as well as by optioning exceptional properties at reasonable costs relative to the property's potential and the financial capabilities of the company.

On behalf of Capital Hill Gold, Inc.

Dan Enright, President

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