San Marco Resources Reports Exploration at La Buena Project in Mexico Identified Additional Prospective Drill Targets

San Marco Resources

and Exeter Resource Corp.

continue to explore the Company's 8,500 hectare La Buena property, located 9 km north of Goldcorp's Penasquito mine in northern Zacatecas State, Mexico. Initial diamond drilling and a recently completed gravity survey builds on previous work that outline geological, geochemical and geophysical similarities to other mineral deposits in the area. Results from this recent phase of exploration, which continue to support a model similar to Penasquito and Camino Rojo, have identified additional prospective drill targets.The diamond drill program that commenced in mid-September (See Press Release: September 17th, 2013) was designed to test initial targets around the Julia zone in a series of drill holes. To date, two drill holes have been completed, one in the central core and one in the northern area returning geologically encouraging results.Drill hole LBD13-02, drilled on the northern flank of the Julia zone, intersected widespread, low grade gold, silver and zinc mineralization hosted in strongly bleached and altered Carocol Formation (host rocks at Penasquito) consisting of inter-bedded limestone's, siltstones and sandstones. Well-developed stockwork, massive sulphide veinlet's and fractures fillings,