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EAS.V - East Asia Minerals News!

More absolutely off-the-charts results from drilling. It is amazing to me that this company is so far off the radar for investors. With such a small float, and the frequency that they have been able to present high-grade exploration results, this stock should be flying. This only underscores how important it is to have a popular analyst or newsletter writer supporting a company, as it seems that many investors only invest in selections they read about from an advisor. Here is the latest:

East Asia Minerals intercepts 56 meters of 7.40% copper at Khok Adar

VANCOUVER, Sep. 14, 2005 (Canada NewsWire via COMTEX) --
East Asia Minerals Corp. (TSXV-EAS) announced today initial drill hole results from the second stage drilling program at its Khok Adar copper oxide discovery in Bayan Ulgii Province, Mongolia. Several very impressive intercepts of high-grade copper oxide were encountered within the exotic copper zone, including Hole KA-05-05 which intersected 56.0 meters of 7.40% copper and Hole KA-05-06 which intersected 81.1 meters of 4.58% copper.

The phase II drilling campaign, including 16 core holes totaling 2714 meters and 9 reverse circulation holes totaling 954 meters and one combination RC/core hole totaling 171 meters has been completed. Drilling was focused on extending and defining the limits of the exotic copper deposit (herein after referred to as the EC-1 deposit) discovered in 2004 and testing secondary copper mineralization within zones previously identified by Soviet workers. Results (summarized below) have been received from five diamond drill holes and one reverse circulation drill hole. All the holes intercepted significant copper. Holes KA-05-04, KA-05-05, and KA-05-06 are the first holes reported from two fences of holes that were drilled at 50m centers along a section at 020 degrees azimuth and the other at 290 degrees azimuth into the EC-1 deposit. Results form the other holes are pending.

Holes KA-05-01 and KA-05-02 drilled to test copper mineralization at surface have discovered a new copper oxide zone approximately 700 meters east southeast of the EC1 deposit. Hole KA-05-03 was drilled approximately 40m south of KA-04-04 (14m of 2.44% Cu at the base of oxidation) along the strike of Zone 1 to test secondary copper enrichment at depth.

Khok Adar is a structurally controlled copper-silver-zinc mineralized system in Cambrian metasediments that has been overprinted by several later phases of epithermal alteration and mineralization. Much of the known mineralization is part of an exotic copper deposit formed within brecciated quartzites west of a north 15 degrees east-trending structure. Copper mineralization (predominantly as azurite, malachite, cuprite, tenorite, chrysocolla and native copper) fills fractures and pore spaces within the brecciated quartzite. Exotic copper deposits typically form near large, high- grade copper deposits. The source of the EC-1 mineralization represents an important priority exploration target at Khok Adar.

East Asia has an option to acquire a 75% interest in the project which consists of 4 contiguous licenses covering 100,000 hectares. Work to date has been focused on the core tenement. There are an additional 12 known Cu showings/targets within the other three tenements that are currently being investigated.

East Asia Minerals conducts rigorous and continuous QA/QC programs on all projects. Details of the QA/QC protocol can be found on the Company web site at www.eastasiaminerals.com. Mike Hawkins, M.Sc., P.Geo., the designated QP within the meaning of NI 43-101, has reviewed and approves the content of this release.

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