Millrock Discovers New Gold Zone at Estelle Project, Alaska

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Sept. 10, 2012) - Millrock Resources Inc. (TSX VENTURE:MRO) ("Millrock" or the "Company") announced today results from the 2012 drilling program at the Estelle gold property located northwest of Anchorage, Alaska. Exploration drilling was done at the RPM, Oxide and West Wing prospects, three of the nine prospects occurring within the Estelle project area. Nine core holes totaling 1,379 meters were drilled as part of the 2012 program with all nine intersecting gold and/or copper mineralization. The exploration work was managed by Millrock on behalf of Teck American Incorporated ("Teck"), a subsidiary of Teck Resources Limited. Teck (55%) and Millrock (45%) are joint venture partners on the project.

Highlights

The 2012 program met its objective of discovering higher grade at the Oxide prospect and identified two new significant zones of gold mineralization at the RPM and West Wing prospects.

• RPM Prospect: Hole SE12-008 cut an interval averaging 2.07 grams per tonne gold over 21.94 meters from 82.30 to 104.24 meters occurring within a 102.11 meter interval averaging 1.04 grams per tonne gold from 26.52 to 128.63 meters. This hole constitutes a new discovery of gold mineralization on the Estelle project.

• Oxide Prospect: Hole SE12-004 cut an interval averaging 1.14 grams per tonne gold over 41.45 meters from 30.79 to 72.24 meters. Gold mineralization has now been drilled over a 740-meter strike length and is open in all directions. Grade appears to increase to the southeast where induced polarization surveys suggest increasing sulfide content.

• West Wing Prospect: Hole SE12-007 cut an interval averaging 1.01 grams per tonne gold over 7.01 meters from 50.29 to 57.30 meters. This newly discovered mineralization appears to be hosted by a shallow dipping diorite dike or sill. Due to badly broken ground, drilling unfortunately failed to intersect the lower intrusive contact, which at surface appears to be more strongly mineralized.

RPM Prospect

Geologic mapping in 2012 at the RPM Prospect has defined a broad zone of alteration in a high-level intrusive magmatic contact zone. The single 2012 drill hole at RPM undercut sheeted quartz veins and stockworks exposed at surface. The hole encountered significant gold mineralization with an intercept of 2.07 g/t Au over 21.94 meters within a 102.11 meter interval averaging 1.04 grams per tonne gold from 26.52 to 128.63 meters. Mineralization remains open in all directions. This new discovery is considered a priority target for follow-up.

Oxide Prospect

At the Oxide Prospect, drilling in 2012 intersected multiple mineralized zones. In three of the holes (SE12-002, 003, 004) the zones appear to occur along a rough northwest trend with veins exhibiting steep, near-vertical dips. Mineralized zones up to 100 meters wide were encountered along this trend which now has a drilled strike length of 740 meters. These holes were designed to follow up the Oxide discovery hole drilled in 2011 (see news release dated November 9, 2011 entitled "Millrock Intersects Intrusion-Related Gold System at Estelle Project, Alaska"). Anomalous gold mineralization was intersected over wide zones in all holes drilled. The grade of mineralization, however, appears to increase to the southeast. Hole SE12-004, the southeastern-most hole drilled, intersected gold mineralization throughout the majority of the hole with a highlight intercept of 41.45 meters grading 1.14 grams gold per tonne. An induced polarization survey conducted in 2012 revealed a chargeability high corresponding with the drilled mineralized trend. The highest chargeability occurs southeast of drill hole SE12-004 providing a vector to possible higher-grade mineralization to the southeast. This overburden covered area, with mineralization open both along strike and down dip, is considered a priority drill target.

West Wing Prospect

Geologic mapping in 2012 at the West Wing Prospect has defined a zone of strong hydrothermal alteration surrounding a diorite sill. At surface, copper, iron and arsenic sulfide mineralization with gold in quartz veins and veinlets appears to increase in intensity toward the lower contact of the sill. Three holes were drilled in an attempt to pierce the sill and its lower contact. However, due to badly broken rock, the light drill rig was incapable of reaching the necessary depth. Nevertheless, anomalous gold values were returned in all three West Wing holes with a high of 1.01 grams per tonne gold over 7.01 meters. Elevated copper values are also present in core from this prospect and range between 1000 and 4580 ppm Cu. Evaluation of the 2012 West Wing exploration data is ongoing. Additional follow-up exploration work is recommended.

The Estelle Project

Geologic features, and extensive surface geochemical anomalies at Estelle, indicate the potential for large, bulk-minable, reduced-intrusion-related or porphyry-style deposits. To date, nine main areas of large-scale anomalous gold and pathfinder element geochemistry (Shoeshine, Shadow, Train, Oxide, RPM, West Wing, Portage, T5 and Stoney) have been identified within the 34,090 hectare Estelle Project. The Estelle Project is adjacent to Kiska Metals Corp.'s Whistler copper-gold deposit and in the same assemblage of rocks that hosts Northern Dynasty/Anglo American's giant Pebble copper-gold-molybdenum-silver deposit. During 2012, Teck fulfilled obligations to earn a 55% interest in the Estelle Project with Millrock retaining a 45% interest. Portions of the property are subject to a 3% NSR royalty payable to third parties.

Excellent progress was achieved in 2012 with follow-up drilling and continued evaluation of the numerous prospects within the project area anticipated for 2013.

Select 2012 Estelle composite intercepts (>0.50 g/t Au) are summarized in the table below.

Prospect	Hole ID	From (m)	To (m)	Length (m)	Au (g/t)		Notes
Oxide	SE12-001						Local anomalous Au values
Oxide	SE12-002	46.33	67.36	21.03	0.65
	SE12-002	75.29	78.33	3.04	0.62
	"	99.67	113.08	13.41	0.69
	includes	99.67	104.24	4.57	1.19
	SE12-002	121.92	136.25	14.33	0.60
	"	146.91	165.20	18.29	0.73
	"	172.82	188.06	15.24	0.53
	includes	172.82	176.94	4.12	1.43
Oxide	SE12-003						Local anomalous Au values
Oxide	SE12-004	30.79	72.24	41.45	1.14
	"	99.36	101.80	2.44	0.89
	"	105.77	121.01	15.24	0.50
	"	127.41	168.25	40.84	0.57
	includes	146.91	166.73	19.82	0.87
Oxide Ridge	SE12-005	32.61	37.19	4.58	0.69
	"	70.41	76.51	6.10	0.52
	"	79.55	82.60	3.05	0.52
	"	114.60	122.22	7.62	0.75
	"	135.94	138.99	3.05	0.54
	"	157.28	161.85	4.57	0.61
	"	166.42	175.56	9.14	0.58
	"	195.38	203.45	8.07	0.50
	"	204.83	209.09	4.26	0.55
	"	219.76	230.43	10.67	0.51
West Wing	SE12-006						Local anomalous Au values
West Wing	SE12-007	50.29	61.87	11.58	0.69
	includes	50.29	57.30	7.01	1.01
	SE12-007	75.29	76.51	1.22	1.20
RPM	SE12-008	8.84	128.63	119.79	0.92
	includes	26.52	128.63	102.11	1.04
	includes	82.30	104.24	21.94	2.07
	includes	117.96	125.58	7.62	2.03
	SE12-008	135.79	139.60	3.81	0.65
	"	142.34	148.44	6.10	0.64
	"	162.15	166.73	4.58	0.51
West Wing	SE12-009	48.77	52.43	3.66	0.52

Note: Listed composites are those averaging >0.50 g/t Au calculated using a 0.20 g/t Au cutoff with a maximum 3 meters internal dilution.

Location maps and cross sections for the 2012 Estelle drill holes can be found at this link:

http://www.millrockresources.com/presentations/estelle_presentation/

Notes

True widths for the Oxide prospect drill holes are estimated at 0.707 of the intercept length based on a northwest-trending, steeply-dipping mineralized zone. Currently, there is insufficient information to determine true widths for the RPM and West Wing drill intercepts.

The 2012 exploration drill program and sampling protocol has been reviewed, verified and compiled by Millrock's geologic staff. A rigorous QAQC protocol was used on the project, including insertion of blank, duplicate and standard reference samples per every 20 samples delivered to the assay lab. Drill cores were split lengthwise and half of the core was collected as a sample and placed in a sealed bag. All drill core samples were securely shipped to ALS Chemex Labs in Anchorage, Alaska for preparation, with fire assay and multi-element ICP analyses done at ALS Chemex Labs facility in Reno, Nevada.

The technical information in this news release was reviewed by Gregory Beischer, Millrock's President and Chief Executive Officer, a Qualified Person as defined in NI 43-101.

About Millrock Resources Inc.

Millrock Resources Inc. is a premier project generator to the mining industry. In the search for world-class gold and copper deposits in mineral rich Alaska and Arizona, Millrock identifies, packages and operates large-scale projects for joint venture, thereby exposing its shareholders to the benefits of mineral discovery without the usual financial risk and attendant shareholder dilution taken on by most exploration companies. Millrock currently has twelve active exploration projects, eight gold-copper properties in Alaska, and four porphyry copper prospects in Arizona. With funding primarily coming from its joint venture partners, Millrock plans to carry out exploration programs with a total value of more than US$11 million in 2012. Business partners of Millrock include some of the leading names in the mining industry: Kinross, Teck, Vale, Inmet and Altius, as well as junior explorer Crescent Resources.

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD

Gregory Beischer, President & CEO

Some statements in this news release contain forward-looking information, including without limitation statements as to the planned 2013 exploration program and budgets and expenditures for Millrock's exploration efforts at the Estelle project. These statements address future events and conditions and, as such, involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors which may cause the actual results, performance or achievements to be materially different from any future results, performance or achievements expressed or implied by the statements. Such factors include without limitation the completion of planned expenditures, the ability to complete exploration programs on schedule and the success of exploration programs.