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Drill results reported in this presentation are composite, weighted average grades returned from continuous drill core samples across the interval. Intervals reported are coreintervals. Further drilling is required to understand the relationship between core interval and true width. After logging, intervals marked for sampling were sawn along the corelength, with half of the core placed in bags for analysis and the remaining half core piece returned to the box for reference. 2018 drill core samples were shipped to MS AnalyticalLaboratory in Langley, B.C. (ISO 17025:2005 certification) for preparation and analysis. At the lab, samples were crushed to 70% passing a 10 mesh (2 mm) screen, then a 500 g splitof the crushed sample was pulverized to 85% passing 75 microns. All samples were analysed for gold and a multi-element suite by method IMS-132 (ICP-MS analysis following aquaregia digestion of a 40 g sample of pulverized material). For samples returning > 0.2 g/t Au by IMS-132, the sample was re-analysed by method FAS-111 (fire assay/AAS finish of a 30g sample). For samples returning > 10 g/t Au by FAS-111, subsequent gold assay was done by method FAS-415 (fire assay/gravimetric finish of a 30 g sample). For samples returningover limit Ag (> 100 g/t Ag), Pb (> 10,000 ppm Pb), Zn (> 10,000 ppm Zn) or Cu (>10,000 ppm Cu) by IMS-132, samples were assayed for that element by method ICF-6xx (ore gradeassay by ICP-ES, following 4 acid digest). Industry best-practise QA/QC procedures were implemented during the drilling program, including the insertion of analytical blanks andstandards at regular intervals, as well as systematic duplicate sampling. Core size was NQ2 (50.6 mm = 2 inch core diameter).

The 2019 Cassiar project resource estimate was prepared for Margaux Resources Ltd. according to NI 43-101 standards. The Table Mountain resource estimate was done for aprevious operator according to NI 43-101 standards. Readers are cautioned that the Table Mountain resource estimate has not been verified by Margaux Resources, and isconsidered historical in nature. There is no current or historical resource for the Cassiar tailings deposit.

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CAUTIONARY STATEMENTS


Qualified Person

Kaesy Gladwin, VP Exploration for the Company, is a "Qualified Person" as defined under NI 43-101 and has reviewed and approved the technical content of this document.

This presentation contains future-oriented financial information and financial outlook information(collectively, “FOFI”) about the Company’s prospective capital structure, enterprise value, EBITDA,revenue, expenses, profit and components thereof, all of which are subject to the same assumptions, riskfactors, limitations and qualifications as set forth in the above paragraphs. FOFI contained in thispresentation was made as of the date of this presentation and was provided for the purpose of providingfurther information about the Company’s anticipated future business operations. The Company disclaimsany intention or obligation to update or revise any FOFI contained in this presentation, whether as a resultof new information, future events or otherwise, unless required pursuant to applicable law. Readers arecautioned that the FOFI contained in this presentation should not be used for purposes other than forwhich it is disclosed herein.

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Photo: BelowBC. Sample from Table Mountain area, Cassiar Project


MARGAUX RESOURCES

Corporate Snapshot

We are focused on increasing bulk-tonnage gold resource opportunities

with high-grade upside potential.Capital Structure TSX-V:MRL

Current Share Price1 CAD$ 0.075

Shares Outstanding 116.26M

Market Capitalization CAD$8.72M

Enterprise Value CAD$8.72M

1 As of Dec 30, 2019

Share Ownership

• Delivered 1M oz Gold Taurus Maiden Resource on Cassiar project 2019

• Targeting second resource YE/20

• Projecting PEA YE/21

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THE MARGAUX STRATEGY

• To be a producer of Orogenic Gold in BC

• To target low-grade bulk-tonnage gold, with high-grade upside

• To leverage historical data to advance brownfield and district-scale greenfield exploration

ASSET STRATEGY

Our Goals

Short Term:

We will utilize the synergies of our BC Gold expertise, public and internal geological databases, community ties, and our BC permitting know-how to identify, acquire and develop economic targets.

• Expand and increase confidence in Taurus resource

• Grow Cassiar Project resources to 3-5 Moz

• Advance 3-5 high-potential prospects at Cassiar

✓ Completed 1M oz Gold resource

✓ Raise CAD$600K for fall & winter work program

• Raise corporate profile

Long Term:

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OUR PROJECTS

• Margaux has agreements in place on two important Orogenic Gold districts in B.C. - Sheep Creek and Cassiar

• Both are analogous to the style of gold mineralization at Barkerville (as reported by Geoscience BC Orogenic Gold Project, 2017-15)

SHEEP CREEK - Summary

CASSIAR - Summary

• Sheep Creek Gold District: 3rd largest past-producing orogenic gold district in BC2

• Historical gold Production (1900 - 1951): 785,000 oz Au at 14.4g/t Au average grade2

• Priority asset: Bayonne

Taurus deposit: 1 million oz gold resource at avg 1.43 g/t

• Comprises two main assets: Taurus (bulk-tonnage) & Table Mountain (high-grade veins)

• Taurus resource: flat-lying near-surface bulk-tonnage gold deposit, with highway access

• Site of historic Cassiar placer gold rush (1874 – 1895); estimated 100,000 oz placer gold produced

• Past-producing underground mines targeted high-grade gold in quartz veins

1 There is no current or historical Resource for the Cassiar tailings deposit. The reader is cautioned that the tonnage and grade listed above are provided as an indication of exploration potential only, and are derived from 2018 drilling of the tailings by Wildsky Resources Inc. (see WSK news release Oct. 25, 2018). They should not be interpreted as either current or historical resource estimates for the tailings.2 Lane, 2017. NI 43-101 Technical Report on the Sheep Creek Project, for Margaux Resources Ltd. Aug. 17, 2017

SHEEP CREEK - Summary

CASSIAR - Summary

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EXPERIENCED SENIOR MANAGEMENT TEAM

Tyler Rice (President & CEO)• +10yrs experience in public & private sectors• Exposure to a wide spectrum of industries including mining, healthcare,

real estate and oil & gas, in Canada and overseas• Chartered Professional Accountant• Commercial and strong leadership skills with a passion for socially &

environmentally responsible exploration• Specialization in accounting and corporate structuring, community

relations, negotiations

Kaesy Gladwin (VP Exploration)• +15yrs in mineral exploration and project management• Contributed to exploration and resource growth at 3 major orogenic

gold projects in Canada• Technical background of model development and field exploration

James Maxwell (Advisor)• +20yrs experience as professional geologist• Exploration Manager Sabina Gold & Silver Corp, helped grow >5M oz

gold resource• Co-Award winner of North-western Ontario Prospectors Association

Discovery of the Year awardStephen Letwin (Advisor)• +30yrs in extractive resource sector• President & CEO of IAMGOLD CAD$2Bn mkt cap.• Previously executive VP Gas Transportation & International with

Enbridge Inc., President & COO of TransCanada Energy• Specializing in corporate finance, operational management, and M&A• Solid track record of strong financial and operational performance in

the mining industry across Canada, South America and West Africa

Chris Stewart (Director)• +25yrs as a Mining Engineer & Turnaround Specialist: Kirkland Lake,

Liberty Mines & Lake Shore Gold• President & COO McEwen Mining CAD$800M mkt cap• Previously President & CEO/Treasury Metals, VP Operations/Kirkland

Lake Gold, VP Operations/Lakeshore Gold• Track record for successful new mine advancement and development

and optimization of existing mines in Canada and abroad • Specializing in operational details and efficiencyRyan Bignucolo (Business Development)

• +27yrs in the mining sector; founder of Northern Haul Contracting construction services

• Business Development Consultant to IAMGOLD since 2011• Specialization in attracting investors, building global HNWI strategic

investorsJames Letwin (Chairman)• MBA, Institute of Corporate Directors ICD.D • +5yrs experience in the mining sector• Specialization in corporate strategy, marketing

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WHY OROGENIC GOLD IS A FOCUS FOR US

Orogenic gold deposits are attractive for their high grades and large size. These deposits account for about 30% of global Gold (or 2,700Moz Au). In Canada, over 80% of Gold comes from Orogenic deposits, with the Abitibi region alone contributing over 180Moz Au.

High-grade veins and low-grade bulk-tonnage mineralization can both occur in orogenic deposits. Historically development was restricted to high-grade veins, but as technology and prices have changed, exploration has targeted bulk-tonnage mineralization.

Recently it has become more widely understood that orogenic gold mineralization is associated with the Cordilleran orogeny. This new understanding is in large part due to a 2017 report by Geoscience BC 1.

The 2017 Geoscience BC report, together with our reinterpretation of historic data and our own drilling has allowed us to paint an exciting picture of the Gold potential on our properties.

Our projects are highly analogous to Canadian examples including the Abitibi region (Campbell-Red Lake, Kirkland Lake, Hemlo, Dome, McIntyre-Hollinger, Malartic), Barkerville/ Cariboo, Klondike, and Bralorne. Global analogies include IAMGOLD’s Rosebel & Sarimaka operations (Suriname), Muruntau (Uzkekistan) and many others.

1 Allan et al, 2017. Orogenic Gold mineralization of the eastern Cordilleran Gold belt, British Columbia, Structural ore controls in the Cariboo, Cassiar and Sheep Creek mining districts, Geoscience BC Report 2017-15.

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SILVERTIPCoeur Mining

Ag-Zn-PB

EAGLE MINEVictoria Gold3.6 Moz M & I

RED CHRISNewcrest Mining

20 Moz Au resource

CARIBOO GOLDBarkerville Gold Mines

>4 Moz Au resource


CASSIAR PROJECT: FIVE KEY POINTS

TAURUS GOLD RESOURCE1 Moz Au inferred resource @ 1.43 g/t Au (September 2019)

EXPLORATION POTENTIALBrownfield and greenfield targets in >16 km gold system

OROGENIC GOLD DEPOSITSLarge systems can host high-grade and bulk-tonnage deposits

INFRASTRUCTUREHighway access; property access roads; power; camp; mill

SAFE JURISDICTIONSocial license through community and environmental partnerships


CASSIAR PROJECT: PEER COMPARISON

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CASSIAR PROJECT

WHAT WE ACQUIRED WHAT WE WANT TO DO

• Advanced Exploration Project• Definitive Agreement signed with Wildsky Resources• All-share deal, signed March 25, 2019; TSX Venture

exchange approval November 2019• Past-producing project: 350,000 oz Au1

• Bulk-tonnage gold opportunities with high-grade upside• Permitted 270tpd mill (gravity/flotation)• Potential gold in tailings from historic operation• Data-rich property• Large land package: 60,000Ha, with numerous gold

showings• Permits in place for exploration drilling• Good infrastructure (Highway 37, grid power, water,

accommodation)

Taurus : Bulk-Tonnage Gold

• 1 million oz Gold resource at avg 1.43 g/t2

• Favourable topography, good access• Mineralization remains open • Quality targets for additional discoveries

Table Mountain : High-Grade Veins• On-site permitted mill; 350,000 oz historical production• Many veins known with only minimal drilling• 15km prospective strike length• Significant exploration upside

De-risk exploration by data compilation and validation, then add our expertise to advance the project and generate new targets.

In 2019 we completed:• Maiden Resource for the Taurus bulk-tonnage gold • New exploration targets generated• Significant reclamation work

In 2020 we will:• Continue drilling to expand resource; targeting YE/20 for a

second resource report.• Complete exploration drilling on new high-priority targets• Continue further reclamation

Our Commitments:• Building strong relationships with First Nations and the local

community; working together for long term development success.

• Continue our dedication to safe, environmentally and socially responsible exploration

1 Cowley, 2017. Technical Report on the Cassiar Gold Property, British Columbia, Canada, for China Minerals Mining Corp, June 26, 2017, revised Oct. 2, 2017.2 Zelligan, 2019. National Instrument 43-101 Technical Report on the Cassiar Gold Property (Amended), prepared for Margaux Resources Ltd., revised Nov. 12, 2019.

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ADVANCING CASSIAR PROJECT

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CASSIAR GOLD OPPORTUNITY

LOW-GRADE - Taurus HIGH-GRADE – Table Mountain

The Taurus zone is a 1 Moz Au Inferred Resource at 1.43 g/t Au using a 0.70 g/t Au cut-off1. The Taurus bulk tonnage resource is shallow, extends to surface, and has road access with favourable topography.

The Cassiar property includes several underground mines which operated between 1979 & 1997 and collectively produced 350,000 oz Au from a series of high-grade veins1. The project includes a 270 tonne per day gravity/flotation mill which was used during the past operation, and is permitted for continued use. Mining permits are also in place for the veins.

Veins occurs along a 15 km trend. Within this trend, many gold-bearing veins are known. Most have limited or no drilling, and no previous mining. A 2010 Historical Resource exists for the veins2.

1Zelligan, 2019. National Instrument 43-101 Technical Report on the Cassiar Gold Property, Liard Mining Division, Northern British Columbia, Canada, for Margaux Resources Ltd., Sep. 10, 20192 Cowley, 2017. Technical Report on the Cassiar Gold Property, British Columbia, Canada, for China Minerals Mining Corp, June 26, 2017, revised Oct. 2, 2017.3 Pearson and Bakker, 2010. Technical Report on the Table Mountain Property – Liard Mining District, B.C., for Hawthorne Gold Corp. This resource estimate was prepared for a previous operator and is considered a Historic Resource.

Resource Tonnes Gold g/t uncut Gold oz uncut

Indicated 21,471 18.02 13,650

Inferred 65,757 24.30 56,360

The cut-off grade for the Resource is 3g/t Au.

Exploration in 2020 will target both high-grade opportunities as well as potential bulk-tonnage targets in the Table Mountain area.

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There is potential to extend the Taurus resource along strike, as well as to explore other quality bulk-tonnage targets on the 60,000 hectare property in 2020.

Au g/t Cut-off Tonnes Au (g/t) Au (oz)

0.50 29,970,000 1.20 1,161,000

0.60 25,650,000 1.32 1,084,000

0.70 21,830,000 1.43 1,005,000

0.80 18,770,000 1.54 931,000

0.90 16,000,000 1.66 855,000

1.00 13,520,000 1.79 780,000


CASSIAR PROPERTY

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>15 km trend


CASSIAR GOLD – BULK TONNAGE at TAURUS

Taurus2019 1Moz resource

Bulk-tonnage

Table Mountain Historical resource

High-grade quartz veins

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Au g/t Cut-off Tonnes Au (g/t) Au (oz)

0.50 29,970,000 1.20 1,161,000

0.60 25,650,000 1.32 1,084,000

0.70 21,830,000 1.43 1,005,000

0.80 18,770,000 1.54 931,000

0.90 16,000,000 1.66 855,000

1.00 13,520,000 1.79 780,000

“2019 has been an important year for Margaux. We completed the acquisition of the Cassiar Property, and established a solid

foundation with a million-ounce gold resource released in September 2019. Our Cassiar property hosts a large gold system in an orogenic setting, with many quality targets that Margaux’s exploration team will develop and test in upcoming programs.”

Kaesy Gladwin, VP Exploration

1Zelligan, 2019. National Instrument 43-101 Technical Report on the Cassiar Gold Property (Amended), prepared for Margaux Resources Ltd., revised Nov. 12, 2019.

2019 Taurus Inferred Resource Estimate1


CASSIAR GOLD - HIGH-GRADE VEINS at TABLE MOUNTAIN

Tonnes Au g/t uncut Gold oz uncut

Indicated 21,471 18.02 13,650

Inferred 65,757 24.30 56,360

2010 Historical Resource Estimate*

Known veins in purpleMined veins in redAll drilling shown, green traces

* Pearson and Bakker, 2010. Technical Report on the Table Mountain Property – Liard Mining District, B.C., for Hawthorne Gold Corp. Please note that this resource estimate was prepared for a previous operator. While it was completed in compliance to NI 43-101 standards, Margaux has yet to verify this resource and considers it a Historical Resource.

Cut-off grade = 3g/t Au

Past Production

Vein Year Mined Tonnes Ave GradeAu g/t

Ounces Gold

Jennie-Maura-Alison-Bear 1979-1988 300,000 17.12 150,000

Eileen-Michelle-Lily 1986-1997 150,000 20.55 90,000

West Bain 1993-1995 60,000 13.70 24,000

Vollaug 1980-1997 170,000 10.27 50,000

Bear 1998 1,000

Rory 2006-2007 6,500 3.42 651

Taurus 1981-1988 320,000 4.11 35,000

Total: 350,651

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2019/2020 COMMERCIAL GOALS

✓ 1Moz Taurus Maiden Resource at Cassiar by YE/19

✓ Raise CAD$600K for fall and winter work program (Phase 1)

• Follow-up raise of CAD$500k for general and administrative purposes (Phase 2)

• Raise CAD$3M for 2020 Cassiar exploration program (Phase 3)

• Share price rise & maintain

• Raise corporate profile and improve communication with shareholders & investors

• Increase share activity (volume & liquidity) with retail investor base

• Reduce G&A expenditures relative to exploration expenditures

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SHEEP CREEK PROJECT

WHAT WE ACQUIRED WHAT WE HAVE TODAY

• Margaux acquired Sheep Creek in early 2017

• Historic Production (1900 - 1951)

• 785,000oz Au

• Average grade 14.4g/t Au1

• No significant exploration since mining ceased

• 10km long belt with +70 known veins, including 32 past-producers

• High-grade Gold veins

• Good vein continuity; veins mined over 950m strike, 240m down dip

• We consolidated this district for the first time ever

• Hard copy historical geological data

Since the acquisition we have:

• Obtained permits for exploration drilling

• Drilled 34 holes

• Completed LiDAR survey & geological mapping

• Built 3D model using historical & modern data

• Identified the Bayonne vein as a high priority target where we have:

• discovered low-grade, bulk-tonnage Gold

• started drill definition of a high-grade ore shoot

• Selected targets for future drilling

• Built our knowledge base, so we can identify and prioritize other projects, such as our recent acquisition, Cassiar Gold

• Built a strong social license to operate

• CAD$2M spent

Detailed geological analysis and modelling has allowed us to understand more about the Sheep Creek District. Using modern techniques that the ‘old timers’ did not have, helps us to further de-risk the exploration phase.

1 Lane, 2017. NI 43-101 Technical Report on the Sheep Creek Project, for Margaux Resources Ltd. Aug. 17, 2017

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SHEEP CREEK OPPORTUNITY

Hole Interval (m) Au (g/t) Ag (g/t)

BA18-10 1.40 39.43 131.2

Including 1.00 45.57 49.5

Including 0.19 45.24 143.0

BA18-11 1.22 14.04 50.2

Including 0.58 29.01 100.00

BA17-12 1.00 12.70 22.6

BA18-09 1.14 10.85 23.7

Including 0.44 23.43 33.5

BA18-12 0.98 5.63 68.7

Hole Interval (m) Au (g/t) Ag (g/t)

BA18-03 12.22 2.89 20.5

Including: 0.15 16.55 32.7

Including: 0.89 25.10 170.0

BA18-04 12.92 0.55 1.1

Including: 0.13 10.57 10.6

BA18-05 9.17 1.01 3.4

Including: 0.34 14.97 11.6

LOW-GRADE - Bayonne HIGH-GRADE

We will also assess other targets on the property for this style of mineralization with drilling of priority targets.

Prior to Margaux’s work, the 3,900 hectare Sheep Creek property had not been explored for bulk-tonnage mineralization. Previous mining and exploration was entirely focussed on high-grade veins.

In 2018, we discovered near-surface, low-grade, bulk-tonnage Gold at the Bayonne target. We will continue to explore this road-accessible target by drilling in 2019, to understand the size and grade of the zone.

Over 70 Gold-bearing veins are known from historical work on the Sheep Creek property. We have prioritized these veins for drilling, to explore them on-strike and at-depth from their known extent. We are also identifying areas to explore for new veins.

One priority target for high-grade Gold is the Bayonne vein, where our drilling has intersected a high-grade shoot. Future drilling will attempt to expand this zone, and test other high-grade veins on the Sheep Creek property.

* Source: Lane, 2017. NI 43-101 Technical Report on the Sheep Creek Project, for Margaux Resources Ltd. Aug. 17, 2017

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• We are experts in Orogenic Gold in BC

• Our projects are low risk with existing infrastructure

• We have a clear growth plan through resource building

• We have low-grade Gold in large volumes on all properties with an added bonus of high-grade veins

• We have the potential to be the next Barkerville or Malartic

• We are targeting 3 - 5Moz Gold within 5 years

• We have updated the Cassiar Resource to 1 million oz Gold at avg 1.43 g/t

• We will initiate environmental baseline studies Q2/20 and are targeting a PEA by YE/21

• We have clear and attainable goals to increase shareholder value

SUMMARYINVESTMENT RATIONALE

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APPENDIX A – TECHNICAL DOCS

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BA17-09ABA17-07

BA17-08

1.85 m @ 15.31 g/t Au

BA17-10

BA17-11

BA17-12

1 m @ 12.7 g/t Au

Main Vein Long Section

Historic workings and stopes (hatched areas) with 2017 drill holes shown at depth below historic mine.

A Vein Long Section

200 m

From_m To_m Length_m Au g/t

Main Vein

BA17-08 157.70 159.55 1.85 15.31

A vein

BA17-12 162.80 163.80 1.00 12.70

2017: wide spaced drilling to test below historic mine workings. Good results, including 1.85m @ 15.31g/t Au

Intervals are core intercepts

SHEEP CREEK - BAYONNE PROPERTY – 2017 DRILLING

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• 5 of only 7 holes over 350 m length of vein tested this shoot

• Lots of room to expand

Drilling identified high-grade shoot along A vein

Hole Interval (m) Au g/t Ag g/t

BA18-10 1.40 39.43 131.2

BA18-11 1.22 14.04 50.2

BA17-12 1.00 12.70 22.6

BA18-09 1.14 10.85 23.7

BA18-12 0.98 5.63 68.7


+ 1% Cu, 4.4% Pb, 6.3% Zn

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A vein drilling

Intervals are core intercepts

Bulk tonnage Style

12.22m @ 2.89g/t Au, 20.5g/t Ag

9.17m @ 1.01g/t Au, 3.4g/t Ag

12.92m @ 0.55g/t Au, 1.1g/t Ag

• Low-grade, bulk-tonnage style gold mineralization intersected at East end of vein

• Zone comes to surface

BA18-03: 12.22 m @ 2.89 g/t Au192.13 – 204.35 m


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TAURUS BULK TONNAGE TARGET

Taurusarea

1 – 3g/t Au

3 – 5g/t Au

> 5g/t Au

Drill intercepts projected to surface

Zone Tonnes Avg gradeg/t Au

Contained oz Au

Sable 1,350,000 1.32 57,339

88 Hill 8,505,000 1.15 315,797

88 West 13,102,000 0.87 366,930

Highway 2,456,000 0.98 77,276

Taurus West 3,709,000 1.02 121,056

Taurus 2,348,000 0.99 74,489

Plaza 917,000 0.95 27,999

Total 32,386,000 1.00 1,040,886

Wardrop 2009 Historical Inferred Resource

Sable and 88 Hill Zones have most drilling More confidence in these Resources

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TAURUS BULK TONNAGE TARGET

0.5g/t Au cutoff grade shells

Ground surface

LONGITUDINAL SECTIONShowing near surface, bulk tonnage mineralization

Long section 6570370N, looking north

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