Atlantic Gold Announces Final Assay Results From Beaver Dam Drill Program

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwired - Feb. 25, 2015) - Atlantic Gold Corporation (TSX VENTURE:AGB)(ASX:AGB) ("Atlantic" or the "Company") is pleased to announce assay results from the remaining 15 holes of its 38-hole, 8,076m resource delineation diamond drilling program at the Company's Beaver Dam Gold Project in Nova Scotia. Assays from all holes have now been returned.

This drilling was directed to defining resource extensions over 550m strike length on 50m-spaced sections (650E to 1,200E) beneath the resources drilled by the previous owner, Acadian Mining Corporation, now a wholly owned subsidiary of the Company. The drilling has extended the known mineralization to depth, as expected, and expects to identify additional resources. A revised resource estimate incorporating results of this drill program has commenced and will be announced upon completion.

Assay results for these remaining 15 holes are presented in the table below. Associated cross-sections from 650E to 1200E as well as the drill plan, which highlights drill hole collar locations, will be posted on the Company's website (www.atlanticgoldcorporation.com) in due course:

Hole	East	North	Dip	Grid Az.	Depth	Best Assays*
						From (m)	To (m)	Width (m)	Grade (g/t Au)
BD14-173	1050	1125	-60°	180°	254	153	160	7	1.36
						177	187	10	0.78
BD14-177	900	1135	-60°	180°	191	139	149	10	1.05
BD14-178	1100	1175	-60°	180°	281	194	221	27	2.9
						227	236	9	2.3
BD14-179	950	1180	-60°	180°	248	182	186	4	1.08
						200	213	13	2.4
						218	222	4	4.6
BD14-180	1100	1200	-60°	180°	290	253	280	27	2.3
BD14-181	1150	1100	-45°	180°	162	106	139	33	1.6
						154	157	3	1.29
BD14-182	1100	1100	-60°	180°	191	124	125	1	81.9
						129	130	1	3.35
						147	175	28	1.19
BD14-183	1150	1150	-60°	180°	251	194	233	39	1.63
BD14-184	1050	1175	-60°	180°	285	201	220	19	1.25
						229	238	9	0.67
						242	248	6	0.81
BD14-186	1200	1105	-60°	180°	215	143	144	1	4.13
						160	185	25	1.22
BD14-187A	1200	1175	-60°	180°	278	218	224	6	0.52
						228	252	24	0.61
						260	265	5	1.32
BD14-188	1150	1125	-60°	180°	212	158	196	38	1.44
BD14-189	1200	1135	-60°	180°	242	181	200	19	0.56
BD14-190	650	1100	-60°	180°	110	55	63	8	6.8
						70	71	1	5.24
BD14-191A	650	1116	-65°	180°	140	90	105	15	1.12

*0.5g/t cut-off, max 3m internal dilution. 50.0g/t top cut for composite interval calculations over 1m.

All assays are on 1m samples of half NQ core sawn and sampled with formally randomized selection of halves, by total sample screen fire assay with 2x fines fire assays, and insertion of standards and blind blanks. Sample preparation and assaying is conducted at the Sudbury and Vancouver laboratories of ALS Canada Ltd, an entity having no other relationship with the Company. Core recovery is estimated for each metre and averages >98%. Standards and blanks assay results were acceptable.

True width of the mineralization is approximately 75% of the down-hole width.

Results are generally in line with expectations and provide encouragement that this drilling program expects to convert inferred resources into the measured or indicated categories and identify additional resources. The current resource estimate for Beaver Dam titled "NI 43-101 Technical Report Preliminary Economic Assessment Nova Scotia Canada dated October 14, 2014" ("PEA"), filed on October 17, 2014, included inferred resources which required additional infill drilling for potential conversion to the measured or indicated categories. The Company is preparing an updated report in accordance with NI 43-101 which will incorporate the results from this drill program to provide an updated resource estimate for Beaver Dam. The updated resource estimate will be utilized in a new Feasibility Study which is also being prepared with targeted completion by mid-2015. The PEA showed the extraction of approximately six million tonnes of mill feed from the satellite Beaver Dam pit to be transported 35 kilometers to the Touquoy mill for processing, extending the life of the operation at Touquoy by three years after the Touquoy pit is exhausted following five years of mining.

The individual drill hole assay results underlying the mineralized intercepts listed in the table above have been verified by detailed checking against the original assays sheets. The lengths and average grades of each intercept have also been checked against the drill hole assay logs.

Geotechnical data for pit design have also been documented for a series of specified drill holes – four resource delineation drillholes and eight dedicated geotech drillholes – all of which have now been completed.

The Beaver Dam deposit is known to be truncated on the east by the NW-striking Mud Lake Fault. From high resolution aeromagnetic data it appears the host stratigraphy on the eastern side of the Mud Lake Fault has been offset about 1.5km to the northwest. Several diamond holes will be drilled to test this apparently offset position as soon as the appropriate land access permission has been obtained.

Neil Schofield MS – Applied Earth Sciences, MAusIMM, MAIG, an independent consultant to the Company, and a Qualified Person as defined by National Instrument 43-101 ("NI 43-101"), has reviewed and approved the contents of this news release.

On behalf of the Board of Directors,

Steven Dean, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer

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