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Summary of the San Javier Polymetallic Project
prepared on behalf of
Vendome Resources Corp.
by A.C.A. Howe International Limited
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Vendome Resources Corp. is a mining exploration companylocated in Toronto, Canada.
The company’s primary exploration focus is advancing itsflagship San Javier Project and La Diana Project which arelocated in the heart of the famous precious-metal beltknown as the Sierra Madre Del Sur in the State of Guerrero,Mexico.
Vendome is listed on the Toronto Venture Stock Exchangeunder the symbol VDR and on the Frankfurt Stock Exchangeunder the symbol 9VR.
Additional information can be found on our website at www.vendomeresourcescorp.com
The San Javier Polymetallic Project
Vendome’s San Javier Project is located in the southern MexicanState of Guerrero, approximately 135 km ENE of Acapulco.
The Project lies within Sierra Madre del Sur mountain range whichhosts numerous high-grade silver and gold deposits associated withthe Trans Mexican Volcanic Belt.
Polymetallic mineralization atSan Javier consists of: argentite(Ag), galena (Pb), arsenopyrite,pyrite, acanthite,sphalerite (Zn)and chalcopyrite (Cu).
The San Javier Polymetallic Project
The San Javier Polymetallic Project
The high-grade silver and gold deposits of Guerrero State include:
Goldcorp’s Los Filos Mine: 13.6 million ounces gold.
Nrystar’s G-9 Mine: 55 million ounces silver, 0.82 million ounces gold.
Torex Gold’s Morelos Deposit:3.9 million ounces gold.
Esperanza’s Cerro Jumil Mine:18.8 million ounces silver,1.64 million ounces gold.
The San Javier Polymettallic Project
The Mexican Properties consists ofthree mineral concessions: San Javier,La Diana and San Miguel.
The concession areas have undergoneno systematic exploration and remain’under explored’.
The Mexican PropertiesThe Mexican Properties
The San Javier Polymetallic Project
253 hectares in size within which at least ten large silver mineralizedquartz veins including the ‘Veta Ancha’ have been identified. Theseexposed structures are sub-parallel, generally east-striking and southdipping mineralized veins
Site of the former producing San Javier Mine and mill. Historical production reportedly averaged 1 kg/t silver, 5 g/t gold.
Contains recently identified ‘Veta Tajo’ mineralized zone of ‘stacked’ horizontal veining.
San Javier Concession
15,000 and 1,900 hectares in size respectively.
Unexplored.
La Diana and San Miguel Concessions
The Properties
San Javier Concession
500 metres
Veta Ancha
Veta Tajo
Camp area
San Javier Mine & mill
N
Camp area
San Javier Mine
Veta Tajo
Veta Ancha
San Javier Concession
Historical small-scale production of silver in the project area is limited toVeta Ancha and other ‘major’ veins on east side of river.
Operations at the small 30 tpd mill ceased in 1993. Total silver production isunknown. Production reportedly averaged 1 kg/t silver, 5 g/t gold.
Due to the crudeness of the milling operation, significant silver and goldpossibly remains in the tailings and waste piles.
San Javier Concession
Mine buildings & mill Mine buildings & mill
San Javier Concession
Veta Ancha Area – East Side of River
The Veta Ancha vein strikes NE-SW and dips SE. Approximate 3 m width;exposure width is up to 5 m but is not true width. Observable strike length100 - 150 m
Other veins on east side of river are 50 cm to 2 m wide on exposed surface(not true width).
Exposure of Veta Anchaalong flank of hill
Veta Ancha exposed along creek bed
Veta Ancha – East Side of River
Veta Ancha Area – east side of river
Veta Ancha yields ‘Bonanza’ silver (kg/t) grades typical of Mexican epithermal systems.
Veta Ancha – East side of River
Veta Tajo Area – West Side of River
Veta Tajo is a previously unrecognized,unexplored and unexploited area ofsignificant veining.
Channel sampling of Veta Tajo in 2011 returned ‘Bonanza’ silver (kg/t) grades.
Veining spans an 80-100 m vertical rise from river edge to top of hill.
Veining appears to extend to the areasalong strike immediately north and southof Veta Tajo.
Looking SW from VetaAncha towards Veta Tajo
80-100 m vertical span of
veining
Veta Tajo
Veta Tajo Area – West Side of River
Veta Tajo Area – West Side of River
Veining is ‘stacked’, horizontal to shallow-dipping, and consists of:
A set of 0.8 – 1 m thick veins dipping 40 – 60° to east.
A second set of 25 – 40 cm thick veins dipping 25 - 35° to east.
A third set of 2 – 5 cm thick veins dipping flat to 15° to east.
Trenching and sampling at Veta Tajo
Veta Tajo Area – West Side of River
Vendome’s 2012 exploration program at San Javier was conducted and managed by ACA Howe International Limited and included:
Satellite imagery analysis and interpretation of the San Javier, La Diana and San Miguel concession areas.
Extensive geological mapping of the Veta Tajo area including collection of618 samples: 366 rock chip samples, 46 rock grab samples, 190 soilsamples, 14 stream sediment samples and 2 water samples.
42 of the 46 rock grab samples were collected from exposed veinmaterial. Silver values ranged from <2 g/t to 7,212 g/t, with anaverage grade of 925 g/t:
- 18 samples returned silver values between 100 - 1,000 g/t
- 10 samples returned silver values >1,000 g/t.
- Values for lead ranged between 0.1% and 5%, and 0.1% to 6% for zinc.
2012 Exploration Program2012 Exploration Program
Rock Chip Sampling
Soil Sampling
Ag
Ag
Pb
Pb
Zn
Zn
High of 2,032 g/t Ag7,150 ppm Pb2,512 ppm Zn
High of 16 g/t Ag9,180 ppm Pb
2012 Exploration Program2012 Exploration Program
Recommended Work for San Javier
Expansion of systematic mapping and channel sampling to the areasnorth and south of the Veta Tajo area.
Systematic mapping, sampling, and geophysical surveying (IP) of VetaAncha and other major veins on the east side of the river.
Identification of diamond drill targets at Veta Tajo and Veta Ancha.
Regional stream sediment sampling over San Javier, La Diana and SanMiguel.
Airborne magnetics, EM and radiometrics over San Javier, La Diana andSan Miguel.
Phase 1: approximate cost US$ 1 million
Phase 2: approximate cost US$ 2.5 - 3 million
Diamond drilling (10,000 m) of Veta Tajo and Veta Ancha.
Ground follow-up of airborne geophysical anomalies, mapping, streamsediment sampling, prospecting across San Javier, La Diana and SanMiguel.
Recommended Work For San Javier
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