Pacific Bay Minerals Ltd. (TSX VENTURE:PBM) announced assay results from previously un-sampled sections of historic Mount Reed drill core, within the Company's 100% optioned Haskins-Reed Property near Cassiar, BC, - including 66.16 meters grading 0.115% Tungsten and 42.68 meters grading 0.051% MoS2 (0.030% Mo) from hole 81-11.

The press release is quoted as saying:

In 2009, Company geologists found visible moly in large sections of well preserved, un-assayed historic drill core in the Mount Reed section of the Haskins Reed Property. Core from two of the historic drill holes were re-logged and previously un-assayed sections were split and sent to Eco Tech Labs for analysis. The assay results confirm molybdenum occurs in a granitic intrusion as well as within alteration zones, where the latter comes in contact with sedimentary cap-rocks. Molybdenum occurs coincidently with Tungsten, withIn the contact selvage zones.

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