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Forward LookingStatements.

This presentation contains forward-looking statements and forward-looking information (collectively, “forward-looking statements”) within themeaning of applicable Canadian and US securities legislation. All statements, other than statements of historical fact, included herein including,without limitation, statements regarding any potential increase in shareholder value through the acquisition of undervalued precious metal depositsfor development, joint venture or later disposition, the potential to partner with mine developers to achieve production at any of the Company’sproperties (existing or future); the potential for the capital costs associated with any of the Company’s existing or future properties to be low; thepotential for the Company to outline resources at any of its existing or future properties, or to be able to increase any such resources in the future;concerning the economic outlook for the mining industry and the Company’s expectations regarding metal prices and production and theappropriate time to acquire precious metal projects, the liquidity and capital resources and planned expenditures by the Company, the anticipatedcontent, commencement, timing and cost of exploration programs, anticipated exploration program results and the anticipated business plans andtiming of future activities of the Company, are forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements are based on a number of assumptionswhich may prove incorrect, including, but not limited to, assumptions about the level and volatility of the price of gold; the timing of the receipt ofregulatory and governmental approvals; permits and authorizations necessary to implement and carry on the Company’s planned explorationprograms at its properties; future economic and market conditions; the Company’s ability to attract and retain key staff; and the ongoing relations ofthe Company with its underlying lessors, local communities and applicable regulatory agencies.

Accordingly, the Company cautions that any forward-looking statements are not guarantees of future results or performance, and that actual resultsmay differ, and such differences may be material, from those set out in the forward-looking statements as a result of, among other factors, variationsin the nature, quality and quantity of any mineral deposits that may be located, the Company’s inability to obtain any necessary permits, consents orauthorizations required for its activities, material adverse changes in economic and market conditions, changes in the regulatory environment andother government actions, fluctuations in commodity prices and exchange rates, the inability of the Company to raise the necessary capital for itsongoing operations, and business and operational risks normal in the mineral exploration, development and mining industries, as well as the risksand uncertainties disclosed in the Company’s most recent management discussion and analysis filed with various provincial securities commissionsin Canada, available at www.sedar.com. The Company undertakes no obligation to update publicly or release any revisions to these forward-lookingstatements to reflect events or circumstances after the date of this presentation or to reflect the occurrence of unanticipated events except as requiredby law. All subsequent written or oral forward-looking statements attributable to the Company or any person acting on its behalf are qualified by thecautionary statements herein.

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Corporate Goal.

To identify and capitalize on

valuable precious metal projects in

mineral rich districts within stable

political jurisdictions.

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CHILEAN PROJECTSHigh Priority: Rio Loa, Coya, Alicia & Roma

Advanced: Jacqueline, Valle & Condor

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April 17th 2020 News UpdateLOI to Acquire Prospective Chilean Gold Projects.

On April 17th 2020, GoldHaven Resources (CSE:GOH) announced it entered into an agreement with third party vendors to acquire a 100% interest in two gold projects located in the Diego de Almagro and Copiapo Provinces of the Atacama Region, Chile. A definitive agreement is currently under preparation.

• Rio Loa, comprises 1000 hectares located 25km south of the Gold Fields' Salares Norte deposit and 8 km south of their Horizonte discovery. Salares Norte contains >5Moz AuEq reserves.

• Coya, comprises 1600 hectares located 10 km east of the Kinross La Ciopa open pit mine. La Coipa has produced more than 7.5Moz AuEq. and Kinross currently plans to mine an additional 670,000 oz Au and 20Moz Ag.

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August 12th 2020 News UpdateLOI to Acquire Additional 5 Chilean Gold Projects.

On August 12th, 2020, GoldHaven Resources (CSE: GOH) announced it has reached an agreement with a private company to acquire 100% interest in five gold projects in the prolific Maricunga precious metals belt in Chile.

• Projects acquired include Romeo, Valle, Condor, Jacqueline & Alicia

The five Maricunga Acquisition Projects cover a total area of approximately 22,600 hectares or 226 sq. km located in the northern portion of the Maricunga Belt in proximity to the 4.1M oz AuEq Salares Norte project owned by Gold Fields Limited. Gold Fields recently announced (April 2020) its intention to proceed with the development of Salares Norte at a cost of US$860M, with a US$138M expenditure budgeted for 2020.

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Maricunga BeltPorphyry-Epithermal Model.

Modified from Sillitoe, R.H., 2010

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The Company’s 7 Chilean projects are located

within the prolific Maricunga Gold Belt in

Northern Chile, which hosts over 100Moz of Gold,

450Moz of Silver and 13Blbs of Copper in resources.

The Opportunity.

NEIGHBOURING PROJECTS• Salares Norte Resource (Gold Fields)

• Resource update late December 2019: 25.6Mt at 4.76g/t

Au and 53g/t Ag

• 3.9Moz Au and 43Moz Ag, >5Moz AuEq

• Horizonte (Gold Fields)

• New discovery, drill intercepts include 14m of 6.42g/t

Au & 11.5g/t Ag, 6.5m of 11.70g/t Au & 24.10g/t Ag

• Nueva Esperanza (Kingsgate)• 26.8Mt of 47g/t Au & 79g/t Ag

• La Coipa (Kinross)

• Expected production of 690k oz Au eq between 2022-24

• Fenix (Rio2)

• 5M oz Au measured, 1.4Moz Au inferred8

https://www.mining.com/alturas-signs-loi-for-two-gold-projects-in-the-maricunga-belt-in-northern-chile/http://www.goldfields.com/http://www.goldfields.com/https://www.goldfields.com/pdf/investors/transcripts/2019/salares-norte-project.pdfhttps://www.kingsgate.com.au/nueva-esperanza-overview/https://kinrossworld.kinross.com/en/kinross-proceeding-with-la-coipa-restart-project/https://www.rio2.com/fenix-gold-project-chile

5+ Moz Au equivalent Goldfield project Salares Norte is located 25km north of Rio Loa.

Like Salares Norte, Rio Loa has wide surface As and Pb anomaly values that increase with depth and are directly associated with Gold mineralization in silicified resistive bodies.

Rio Loa Project.

Location / Access

Region III, north - central Chile, 90km E of El Salvador (pop 7,000) at 4,300-5,000m elevation. 25km S of Salares Norte

(GoldFields). Driving time from El Salvador 4hrs via Salar de Pedernales.

Property Status Exploitation (1000Ha) concessions, under option 100% to GoldHaven

Property Size 1,000Ha

Geological Model High Sulfidation Epithermal

Work to Date Geologic mapping, geochemical sampling, soil and rock samples. Preliminary geophysics - magnetics and resistivity; trenching &

Aster imagery

Technical Comments

Extensive area of argillic - adv argillic (alunite-kaolinite-opal) alteration partially concealed by fresh to weakly altered dacite

flows and domes. Stronger alteration (vuggy silica) in permeable tuffaceous rocks accompanied by hematite-goethite, jarosite with

alunite, gypsum veinlets and sulphate crust.

Significant geochemical results from trenching with initial geophysics completed. The project is in close proximityto known deposits, recent discoveries and is drill ready.

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Salares Norte

• Drill results include 132m grading 53.2 g/t Au & 59.3 g/t Ag.

• AISC (all in sustainable costs) of $552/oz

• Gold Fields has committed USD $860M to build the mine, USD $138M to be spent in 2020 (commencing in April).

• IRR of 23.4% at $1,300/oz gold price (7.5% discount rate).

• 2.3 year payback period

• Through recent drilling, Gold Fields delineated an inferred resource of 21Mt with a grade of 5.2 g/t of Au and 57.9 g/t of Ag, amounting to a resource of 4Moz of Au eq.

• In general, the rock geochemistry in the Au-Ag deposit that Gold Fields has discovered in Rio Baker-Salares Norte is highly anomalous in As and Pb, which are pathfinder elements with ties to precious metals, and also appear in Rio Loa.

Horizonte

• Initial RC drilling discovery of 24m grading 4.1 g/t Au, followed by intersections on the order of 100m grading 0.5 g/t Au.

• Recent drilling has returned results of 14m of 6.42g/t Au & 11.5g/t Agand 6.5m of 11.70g/t Au & 24.10g/t Ag.

• Exploration drilling continues at Horizonte, in 2019 Gold Fields obtained an environmental permit to drill up to 500 holes at a cost of $70M USD.

RIO LOA

Rio Loa Project The Neighbourhood.

Location map showing the Rio Loa and Coya projects in relation to the Salares

Norte and Horizonte Deposits.

COYA

SALARES NORTE

HORIZONTE

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Rio Loa Project Anomalies.

• ASTER imagery of Rio Loa is very low profile due to wide coverage of younger volcanic flows.

• Two main "windows" of erosion of altered rock can be observed - Illite, Alunite and minor Smectite.

• Hydrothermal alteration with siliceous cement and strong anomalies of arsenic and lead.

• Both anomalies are indicative of the upper part of these epithermal systems and open the possibility of finding gold mineralization at depth.

• Identical surface geochemical anomalies are repeated in Puren(1.6Moz Au eq., La Coipa) and in Salares Norte, Goldfields (3.6Moz Au eq. and 4.5 g/t Au grade). ASTER Alteration

IlliteSmectiteKaoliniteAlunite

2km x 5km

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Rio Loa Project Images.

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Coya Project.Located in one of the richest and largest epithermal Gold-Silver districts in Chile, in close proximity to previousdiscoveries (La Coipa). Good potential for shallow precious metals mineralization.

Location / Access Region III, north - central Chile, 16km NE of the La Coipa Mine (Kinross) at 3,800-4,000m elevation. Driving time from Copiapo

4hrs via the La Coipa mine access road.

Property Status Exploitation (400Ha) and exploration (1,200Ha) concessions, under option to GoldHaven

Property Size 1,200Ha

Geological Model High Sulfidation Epithermal

Work to Date Geologic mapping, geochemical sampling, preliminary geophysics, Aster imagery

Technical Comments

Extensive area of argillic - adv argillic (alunite-kaolinite-opal) alteration windows largely concealed by fresh to weakly altered dacite flows. Stronger alteration in permeable tuffaceous rocks

accompanied by hematite-goethite, jarosite with alunite, gypsum veinlets and sulphate crust.

Recent Sample Results: Valuesreturned as high as 764 g/t Au and 719 g/t Ag.

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Shallow ChargeabilityAnomaly in Resistive Zone.

Silicified Hydrothermal Massive Breccia Bodies?

62g/t Ag

31g/t Ag

Coya Geophysics Resistivity.

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Coya Project Images.

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Alicia Project.Large concession block covering extensive zone of hydrothermal alteration in an underexplored belt 30 km SE ofGoldfield’s Salares Norte deposit. No evidence of prior exploration and drill ready.

Location / Access

Region III, north - central Chile, 90km E of El Salvador (pop 7,000) at 4,300-5,000m elevation. 30km SE of Salares Norte

(GoldFields). Driving time from El Salvador 4hrs via Salar de Pedernales.

Property Status Exploitation (2,700Ha) and exploration (3,500Ha) concessions, 100% GoldHaven

Property Size 6,200Ha

Geological Model High Sulfidation Epithermal

Work to Date Geologic mapping at 1:10.000 scale. Geochem sampling,1,128 soil and rock samples. TerraSpec (PIMA) analysis of 522 samples on

geochem grid for alteration mapping.

Technical Comments

Extensive area of argillic - adv argillic (alunite-kaolinite-opal-native S) alteration largely concealed by fresh to weakly altered

dacite flows and domes. Stronger alteration in permeable tuffaceous rocks accompanied by hematite-goethite, jarosite

with alunite, gypsum veinlets and sulphate crust.

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Alicia Geology.§ Dacitic - andesitic flows and domes dated at 10.5 - 4.1 Ma

(Sernageomin) with permeable tuffaceous and pyroclastichorizons.

§ Very shallow erosion level.

§ NW-SE structural control, with a secondary NE-SW component.

§ Impermeable unaltered to weakly altered flows and colluvium covering & preserving much of the hydrothermal system.

§ Outcrops with strong opaline silica–kaolinite +/- alunite alteration with native sulphur.

§ Common iron oxide – jarosite after disseminated pyrite with local sulphate crust and gypsum veinlets.

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Alicia Soil Colluvium Geochemical Grid.§ 1,128 soil / colluvial and rock samples collected with analysis

at ALS for ICP multi-element (ME-MS41) and super trace

gold (Au-ST43).

§ Anomalous gold values up to 84 ppb from rock chip samples

of silica-alunite-kaolinite-native S altered dacitic volcanics.

§ Coherent Mo-Sb-Te-Hg-Pb anomalies in soil samples.

§ Samples also collected on grid for Terraspec alteration

mineralogy analysis.

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Alicia Alteration Map.

§ Alteration verified by TerraSpec analysis of colluvium

and float on geochem grid and select outcrop-subcrop

areas.

§ Alicia alteration map 1:20.000 and Alicia Norte and Alicia

Sur alteration map 1:10.000.

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Alicia Preliminary Drill Targets.

§ Preliminary drill targets defined by coincident geologic-

alteration and geochem anomalies, several target areas

were identified.

§ Alicia Norte targets defined by coincident Au anomaly

associated with opaline silica-alunite-kaolinite.

§ Alicia Sur defined by Au- Mo- Bi- Pb- Zn associated with

opaline silica and/or jarosite.

§ Association of Au with opaline silica-alunite and

kaolinite is best pathfinder.

§ Additional work is justified to better define and prioritize

drill targets.

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Alicia Project Images.

Alicia Sur -Looking south

Argillic – Advanced argillic +/- S°

Weakly altered syn-late mineral dacite flow domescapping more altered permeable units.

Alicia Norte -Looking northeast

Dacite flow domes - weak alt/coverPost mineral-rhyodacitic flow dome

NE fault

Argillic – Advanced argillic +/- S°

Native S in quartz alunite alteration

Coarse pyroclastic breccia with qz-ka-alunite clasts

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Roma Project.Large concession block covering extensive zone of hydrothermal alteration 33 km SE of Goldfield’s Salares Nortedeposit. No evidence of prior exploration and drill ready.

Location / Access

Region III, north - central Chile, 85 line km E of El Salvador, 33km SSE of Salares Norte (Goldfields), 10km S of 3 Puntas (Enami).

Driving time from El Salvador 4 hours on well maintained unpavedroads and unimproved 4wd tracks. Elevation 4,400 - 4,600m.

Property Status Exploitation(2,100ha) and exploration(4,700ha) concessions, 100% GoldHaven

Property Size 6,800ha

Geological Model Epithermal High Sulfidation

Work to Date Geologic mapping at 1:10.000 scale. Geochem sampling , 1,187 soil and rock samples. TerraSpec (PIMA) analysis of 879 samples on

geochem grid for alteration mapping.

Technical Comments Extensive area of argillic - advanced argillic alteration. Up to 211 ppb Au with As< 614 ppm, Hg

Roma North Geology.§ 1:10.000 scale geologic mapping completed.

§ Prospective geologic setting on major NW

lineament in Miocene-Pliocene dacitic

dome field. NW-SE structural control.

§ Impermeable lavas and colluvium covering

& preserving much of the hydrothermal

system.

§ Strong opaline silica – alunite-kaolinite

with native sulphur in outcrop.

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Roma South Geology.* 1:10.000 scale geologic mapping.

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Roma Soil Colluvium Geochem Grid.§ 1,187 soil and rock geochem samples.

§ 200 x 200 m. grid with infill to 100 x100 m.

where justified.

§ Selective rock chip samples in strong

Quartz--Alunite-Kaolinite altered outcrops

and generally in situ soil/colluvium.

§ Up to 211 ppb Au with As< 614 ppm, Hg

Roma North Alteration Map.§ Roma Norte 1:10.000 alteration map.

§ Alteration verified by TerraSpec

analysis samples taken on soil

geochem grid.

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Roma South Alteration Map.§ Roma Norte 1:10.000 alteration map.

§ Alteration verified by TerraSpec

analysis samples taken on soil

geochem grid.

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Roma Preliminary Drill Targets.

§ Preliminary drill targets were selected

based on coincident geologic-

geochemical and alteration anomalies.

§ Targets primarily based on anomalous

Au geochem associated with opaline

silica-alunite-kaolinite alteration around

dacitic-andesitic domes.

§ Four target areas were identified, two in

Roma Norte and two in Roma Sur.

§ Additional work is recommended in

these areas to better define and prioritize

drill targets.

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Roma Project Images.

Roma Sur -Looking northeast

Argillic & Advanced Argillic. alteration in colluvium

Altered dacite domes

211 ppb Au- rock chip sample

Andesitic post-mineral cover

Qz-hem veinlet in dacitic breccia

Strong Op-Al +/- Ka alt plus S°

Laminated lithic tuff with opaline-chalcedonic lithic clasts and jarosite infill.

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Roma Project Images.

Convolute flow banding in altered dacitic dome

Roma NW –looking northweast

Argillic &Advanced Argillic Alteration horizon

Post Mineral Andesiitic flow dome

Pervasive +/- S° alteration in dacite breccia-(growing dome Op-Al-Ka-Gyp´s surface?)Argillic altered colluvium/subcrop

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Roma Project Images.

Roma Sur - Looking east

§ Dark peak centered on steam heated alteration is dacitic – andesitec dome.

§ The association of domes, diatremes and advanced argillic alteration is a common theme at La Coipa, Salares Norte

and other productive HS systems.

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Jacqueline Project.Large block covering extensive zone of hydrothermal alteration in an underexplored district with significant potential.55 km northeast of Atlas Project (Mirasol-Newcrest/JV). 104 geochem rock and soil samples in progress (ALS Lab).

Location / Access

Region II, Chile. 240km S of Antofagasta at 3,800 -4,400m elevation, 220 km E of Taltal (pop 13,500). Good access from Pan American highway via well

maintained unpaved road from Agua Verde.

Property Status Exploration concessions, 100% GoldHaven.

Property Size 5,400 Ha.

Geological Model Epithermal High Sulfidation

Work to Date Reconnaissance geology and base line geochemistry,

184 rock and soil samples and 120 terraspecsamples.

Technical Comments

Anomalous Au (12 ppb) in argillic-adv argillic alteration with up to 4.11 ppm Hg, As 51,5 ppm and

1,06 ppm Te.

Mirasol-Newcrest/JV-Atlas Project

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Jacqueline Project.

ASTER/Adv. Arg.

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Jacqueline Project.

Rock chip and TS samples: Na-AluniteRock chip and TS simples: Ka-Alunite

Rock chip and TS samples: Opal-Kaolinite

§ Gold anomaly in “steam

heated” alteration - 12

ppb Au.

§ Coherent match between

advanced argillic

alteration and

geochemical anomalies.

§ Moderate and

continuous pathfinder

anomalies in rock chip

and soil / colluvium

samples, Bi 9.6 ppm

(opaline silica), 4.11 ppm

Hg (Qz-op veinlets), Mo

2.35 ppm (Opaline alt) &

Se 28.5 ppm (Steam

Heated).

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Jacqueline Project Images.

Steam heated, Op-Ka-Al+ native S covered by non-alt colluvium

Jacqueline –Looking northeast – extensive advanced argillic alteration

Pervasive“steam heated alt” in dacites

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Valle Project.Concession block covering part of an extensive zone of hydrothermal alteration 26 km south of 9M oz Lobo-Marte Auproject (Kinross), and 28 km to southeast of La Pepa (Yamana/Mineros). No evidence of prior exploration.

Location / Access

Region III, north-central Chile, 140 Km E Copiapó at 4,300 m avg elevation. Driving time from Copiapó 3 1/2 hours on well maintained international highway

(Ch-31) and unimproved 4wd roads.

Property Status Exploration concessions, 100% Apolo Exploraciones.

Property Size 1,200 Ha

Geological Model Epithermal High Sulfidation

Work to Date Reconnaissance geology and geochemistry,204 rock and soil samples and 52 Terraspec samples.

Technical Comments

Extensive argillic-advanced argillic alteration withlocal native S, anomalous Au

Valle Colluvium Geochemical Grid.

porphyritic dacite dome

laminated dacite tuffs

Rhyodacitic lavas

post-mineral dacitic dome

Looking to SE

Adv.Arg.Alt. (Al-Ka-Op+/-Ja+/-sulphates)

Weak to moderate argillic alt.

§ 204 soil and rock

geochemistry

samples on 6 lines.

§ Selective rock chip

samples in strong

Qz-Al-Ka altered

outcrops.

§ Up to 38 ppb Au

with As< 3390 ppm,

Ba

CANADIAN PROJECTSAdam West Property, Vancouver Island, BC

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On June 29th 2020, GoldHaven Resources (ALTM.V) announced results from the first phase of its 2020 exploration program on its Adam West property. After the positive results from 2019 exploration (see news release of March 31st2020), the company acquired an additional 1,589 hectares of ground to expand the property to its present 4,687-hectare (46.87 square kilometres) size.. 109 grab samples and 200 soil samples were collected during this exploration program.

Highlights include:• Delineation of a 5km x 500m zone at Boyes Creek containing abundant anomalous copper. Of 147 grab samples in 2019/2020, 102

returned values greater than 0.25% Cu with 32 exceeding 2.5% Cu.• Discovery of the Sisters copper showing, with peak values of 46.4% Cu and 144 g/t Ag.• Mapping of the Lucky Jim gold showing identified a dilational zone within a north-trending fault system. Sampling in 2020 returned

up to 16.55 g/t Au.

June 29th 2020 News UpdateAdam West Exploration Program Results.

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Adam WestProject.

• Recent Exploration: Exploration has taken place in 2018 and 2019, most recently in May of 2019.

2019 samples highlights include: • Nearby project Boyes Creek returned up to 42% Cu mineralization• 7 samples include 0.27g/t Au, 0.11% Cu, 24.9g/t Au & 5.31% Cu (silver mineralization was also present)• Recent magnetic survey on the NS/NE structure fault with high magnetic intensity• 4g/t Au in Adam West

• Historic Vancouver Island Location: Within the same jurisdiction is the historic Lucky Jim deposit, with a high of 69g/t Au present in the grab samples.

• Infrastructure: Located 60km from Campbell River, BC and alongside HWY 19. The Adam West river is located nearby, providing access to fresh water.

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OurManagement.

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DARRYL JONESCFO

• Finance executive and CPA

with 30+ years of public

company and project build-out

experience.

• Most recently served as CFO of

Lupaka Gold Corp. before

retiring in June 2018.

• Previous CFO to Corriente

Resources, which sold to

CRCC-Tongguan in May 2010

for C$680 million.

MARLA RITCHIECorporate Secretary

• Ms. Ritchie brings over 25

years experience in public

markets working as an

Administrator and Corporate

Secretary specializing in

resource based exploration

companies.

• Currently, she is also the

corporate secretary for

several companies, including

International Tower Hill

Mines Ltd. and Trevali

Mining Corporation.

DAVID SMITHPresident

• Leader and Entrepreneur.

• Immersed in the mining

industry working in Corporate

development and Finance for

the last 8 years.

• Co-founded multi-faceted Real

Estate Development and Sales

company now in operations for

35 years.

• Co-founded 2 successful

environment related

companies listed on the TSX.

Both companies sold as going

concerns and showing

shareholders a significant

profit.

PATRICK BURNSVP Exploration

• Canadian geologist with over

40 years experience

throughout the Caribbean,

Central and South America.

• Directly involved in the

discovery of the Escondida

porphyry copper deposit in

Chile

• Has been involved in publicly

traded mining companies

predominantly in Chile for 35

years.

DANIEL SCHIEBERCEO

• Established career in metals

and mining finance for the

Stabilitas Group of Funds in

2005.

• Co-founded Euroscandic

International Group in 2009,

raising upwards of $350M in

mining project financing.

• Pivoted to Canadian-based

farmland investments from

2011-2015 as Chief Investment

Officer at Dynamis Capital

Corp., which also focuses on

long-term, recession-proof

precious metals investments.

OurDirectors.

GORDON ELLISAdvisor

• Over 50 years of involvement

in the mining industry and

resource development.

• Professional engineer and

entrepreneur.

• Has held multiple senior

management and director

roles in public mining

companies and a multi-

billion dollar ETF fund.

• Holds an MBA in

International Finance as well

as a Chartered Directors

designation.

SCOTT DUNBARAdvisor

• PhD Geophysics & Civil

Engineering, Stanford

University.

• Professor & Department

Head of Mineral Extraction

and Mining Innovation at

UBC.

• Head of UBC Department of

Mining Engineering.

• Has been involved in projects

around the world in regards

to mining exploration,

geotechnical engineering and

mine design.

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DAVID SMITHDirector

• Leader and Entrepreneur.

• Immersed in the mining

industry working in

Corporate development and

Finance for the last 8 years.

• Co-founded multi-faceted

Real Estate Development and

Sales company now in

operations for 35 years.

• Co-founded two successful

environment related

companies listed on the TSX.

Both companies sold as

going concerns and showing

shareholders a significant

profit.

DANIEL SCHIEBERDirector

• Established career in metals

and mining finance for the

Stabilitas Group of Funds in

2005.

• Co-founded Euroscandic

International Group in 2009,

raising upwards of $350M in

mining project financing.

• Pivoted to Canadian-based

farmland investments from

2011-2015 as Chief Investment

Officer at Dynamis Capital

Corp., which also focuses on

long-term, recession-proof

precious metals investments.

PATRICK BURNSVP Exploration

• Canadian geologist with over

40 years experience

throughout the Caribbean,

Central and South America.

• Directly involved in the

discovery of the Escondida

porphyry copper deposit in

Chile

• Has been involved in publicly

traded mining companies

predominantly in Chile for 35

years.

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