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Major IP Anomaly Identified Below Tabasquena Mine

• Two phases of IP surveys identified a 1000 metres by 500 metres continuous chargeability anomaly.
• The anomaly remains open to the north and to the south and at depth.
• Drilling has started to test the large chargeability anomaly, all prior drilling ended 100m above anomaly

Infrastructure includes:

• Recently constructed headframe with 100m shaft and underground workings
• Fully permitted minesite including explosives and tailings permit
• Paved road access, electrical power accessible throughout property

Intrinsic and Intangible Value:

• Advance Gold Controls 100-per-cent interest in the Tabasquena Silver Mine.
• The state of Zacatecas has produced approximately 40% of the silver ever mined in Mexico.
• Tabasquena vein is traceable through outcrops for 2000m and is estimated to be 2km in strike
• No mining or drilling has ever been completed to test the IP Anomaly identified imediately below Tabasquena Mine

Location

• Tabasquena is centrally located in a rich mining jurisdiction.
• The historical Milagros silver mine headframe is 6.7km away,
• The ElCoronel gold mine operated by Frisco Mining is 17km.
• To the west around 10km from Tabasquena is Teck's San Nicholas base metal mine.
• All projects share common geological features favorable to mining