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Anglo Swiss to Prospect its Blu Starr Graphite Property in Southeast BC

Anglo Swiss Resources is pleased to announce plans to commence prospecting at its Blu Starr Graphite Property in the Slocan Valley near the city of Nelson in southeastern BC. The property is located south of Eagle Graphite Corporation’s flake graphite operation and adjoins their claim group. Eagle Graphite is one of only two natural flake graphite mines operating in North America (see attached maps).

Anglo Swiss Expands Potential at the Kenville Gold Project in BC

Anglo Swiss Resources is pleased to announce the discovery of a potentially new gold mineralized structure and continued south expansion of high-grade gold veins at the Kenville gold project in southeastern BC. The newly identified structure is a two kilometre long magnetic low trend located west of the historic high-grade Kenville Gold Mine. It was identified in a detailed airborne geophysical survey, earlier completed by the Company, as a potentially important feature due to its similarity to the low magnetic signature associated with the Kenville Gold Mine. Drill Hole KE12-05, the first drill hole testing this trend, intersected 26.1 metres grading 0.41 g/t Au. Gold mineralization in drill hole KE12-05 occurs within a broader zone of disseminated pyrite hosted in variably altered diorite with occasional quartz veins with base metal sulphides.

Anglo Swiss Drills 14.14 g/t Au over 3.08 Metres in One of Ten Gold Intersections

Anglo Swiss Resources is pleased to announce multiple high-grade gold intercepts in the first hole of the 2012 drill program at the Kenville gold project in southeastern BC. Drill Hole KE12-01 intersected ten separate high-grade gold veins over a core length of 400 metres, including 14.14 g/t Au over 3.08 metres.

Anglo Swiss to Start Drilling South Extension of High-Grade Gold Vein System at Kenville, Southeast

Anglo Swiss Resources Inc. announces plans to commence a 4,000-metre diamond drilling program at the Kenville Gold Mine project near Nelson in southeastern British Columbia. Drilling will focus on both infill and expansion of the recently discovered 500-metre strike extension of high-grade gold veins south of the Kenville Mine. The drill program is scheduled to begin during the second week of February, 2012 and will take approximately two months to complete. Initial results are expected in mid-March.

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