Slide 1: May 2023 Investor Presentation
May 2023 Investor Presentation
Slide 2: Disclaimer
_ DISCLAIMER Each person to whom a copy of this company presentation (“Presentation”) is provided is a “User” and each User agrees to be bound to the terms of this agreement. The attached information has been prepared by Crestview Exploration Inc. using their best efforts to realistically and factua
Slide 3: Management & Directors
_ MANAGEMENT & DIRECTORS Mr. Wensley has over 40 years of experience in business and Dimitrios Dimitrios (James) holds a Bcomm in finance and has been a Liakopoulos business consultant for over 6 years, specializing in private Chris management, including serving as the CEO, President, and CHAIRMAN &
Slide 4: Advisory Board
_ ADVISORY BOARD Scott is a partner at Tingle Merritt LLP with a practice focused on securities, corporate finance and commercial transactions for Scott emerging and growth companies, joint ventures and partnerships. Reeves He has advised numerous private and public corporations Mr. Ruiz is a consul
Slide 5: Stock Structure
_ STOCK STRUCTURE Experienced & proven Common Shares 26,546,498 management team Total Warrants 14,082,695 Property located in Stock Options 1,850,000 mining-friendly Nevada Fully Diluted 42,479,193 (as of May 19, 2023) Strong capital structure Page 5
Slide 6: Crestview Exploration Inc.
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Slide 7: Northern Nevada
_ NORTHERN NEVADA TUSCARORA The Rock Creek, Falcon, Divide, and Castile properties are located in the Tuscarora Mountains, near the historic Tuscarora mining town and just north of the prominent Carlin-trend. The northern Nevada region represents one of the largest gold districts in the world, hosti
Slide 8: Tuscarora
_ TUSCARORA ROCK CREEK, FALCON, DIVIDE, AND CASTILE The close proximity of these projects creates a certain synergy: • Potential to save on mobilization and demobilization costs by planning consecutive programs • Reduction of logical costs such as the need for multiple field offices, storage, etc. •
Slide 9: Tuscarora Overview
_ TUSCARORA OVERVIEW The Tuscarora properties comprise a combined 268 mining claims, including 6 patented claims. The properties are located in the Tuscarora volcanic field, just NE of the prominent Carlin Trend. The Carlin Trend is host to more than 94 Moz of Au production since 1965 (NBMG) and sit
Slide 10: Tuscarora Complex Project Overview
_ TUSCARORA COMPLEX PROJECT OVERVIEW Previous work in the Tuscarora region (including minor production in late 1800s - 1900s) was targeting Au and Ag in epithermal veins in the upper volcanic sequence. The potential for a Carlin-type system at depth hasn’t been tested; however, Paleozoic rocks are o
Slide 11: Divide Project Overview
_ DIVIDE PROJECT OVERVIEW The Tertiary volcanic package is exposed in the NE portion of the property, in the area of the historic Divide Mine. The Tertiary package can be divided into three groups: 1) intracaldera lithic-rich, rhyolitic ash-flow (Tct) which hosts mineralization 2) poorly sorted brec
Slide 12: Rock Creek Project Overview
_ ROCK CREEK PROJECT OVERVIEW The Tertiary volcanic package at Rock Creek consists of: 1) Flow-banded rhyolite (Tr) interpreted to be post-mineralization 2) Dacite lava flows (Td) interpreted to be post-mineralization 3) Welded, intracaldera ash-flow tuff (Tct) main host of surface mineralization 4)
Slide 13: Rock Creek & Falcon HSAMT Survey
_ ROCK CREEK & FALCON HSAMT SURVEY Four Hybrid-Source Audio Magnetotellurics (HSAMT) geophysical survey lines were carried out at Rock Creek, and one line was conducted at Falcon The Rock Creek lines were widely spaced across the property, and the line at Falcon was chosen to extend upon and verify
Slide 14: Falcon Mine Silver (Gold) Prospect
_ FALCON MINE SILVER (GOLD) PROSPECT The Falcon Mine property was acquired in 2022, significantly expanding upon the land position established by the Rock Creek and Divide Mine properties The Falcon property occurs in the southwest portion of an Eocene-aged caldera complex, hosted in a sequence of D
Slide 15: Falcon Mine Silver (Gold) Prospect
_ FALCON MINE SILVER (GOLD) PROSPECT The historic Falcon Mine was reportedly active in the late 1800’s to the early 1900’s with assays as high as 100 opt Ag reported, though the total silver production from the operation is unknown (McQuiston, F. W. and R. S. Shoemaker, 1978 – Report on the Falcon S
Slide 16: Falcon Mine Historic Sample Assays
_ FALCON MINE SILVER (GOLD) PROSPECT A number of historic reports were acquired with the property, including sample assays taken from within the Falcon mine: A 1979 sample report by Ag Au Exploration describes an in- depth continuous chip and channel sample program within the historic workings of th
Slide 17: Falcon Mine Historic Assay Certificates
_ FALCON MINE SILVER (GOLD) PROSPECT A number of the historic assay certificates include only brief descriptions: • One such certificate describes being “taken from stope off of 65 ft. entrance of Falcon” which assayed 6,395.1 opt Ag • Another describes being “found on surface – approx. 200’ below F
Slide 18: Castile Mountain Overview
_ CASTILE MOUNTAIN OVERVIEW Shell Mining drilled 5 shallow test holes in 1984. DH CM-1 encountered a mineralized zone that carried anomalous gold values ranging from 240 ppb to 400 ppb over 35 feet. Three intervals of unknown depths were reported: • 20’@0.35 ppm Au • 5’@0.4 ppm Au • 10’@0.2 ppm Au T
Slide 19: Castile Mountain Surface Sample Results
_ CASTILE MOUNTAIN To date, thirty-four chip and grab SURFACE SAMPLE RESULTS samples have been collected from silicified volcanic rocks and paleo sinter outcrops and subcrops across the property • Of the thirty-four samples collected, seventeen samples yielded gold values greater than 0.1 g/t, with
Slide 20: Castile Mountain Overview
_ CASTILE MOUNTAIN OVERVIEW The geologic mapping conducted at Castile indicates that drilling, both shallow and deep, is warranted to pin down structural intersection zones and the unconformable contact between the Tertiary volcanic rocks with the Paleozoic basement. Tertiary volcanic rocks at Casti
Slide 21: Tuscarora Looking Forward
_ TUSCARORA LOOKING FORWARD Additional planned work at our Tuscarora properties includes: • Detailed structural and alteration mapping at Falcon • Extensive surface sampling at Falcon • UAV Topographic Survey and Photography • Initial drill program at Rock Creek and Divide – 2023 Page 21
Slide 22: Crestview Exploration Inc.
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Slide 23: Cimarron Regional Location
_ CIMARRON Located approximately 30 REGIONAL LOCATION kilometers north of the Tonopah mining town in the northern portion of the San Antonio Mountain Range in Nye County, Nevada The Cimarron gold prospect is a low sulfidation epithermal target comprised of 31 unpatented lode claims around the histor
Slide 24: Cimarron Project Location
_ CIMARRON PROJECT LOCATION The property is at the intersection of two prominent gold trends: • The Walker-Lane trend runs NW-SE and hosts a number of gold mines across NW Nevada • A NNE trend of gold mines, including Manhattan, Gold Hill, and the “world-class” Round Mountain Page 24
Slide 25: Cimarron Claim Map
_ CIMARRON CLAIM MAP The Cimarron gold prospect is comprised of 31 total lode mining claims The property was acquired with 13 “core” claims that overlap and control the 6 historically- producing claims around the San Antonio mine An additional 18 claims were staked by the company on the nearest open
Slide 26: Cimarron Project History
_ CIMARRON PROJECT HISTORY The San Antonio mine was active from the early 1900’s to the 1940’s, and the mine area received attention again in the 1980’s from a number of exploration companies including Newmont and Echo Bay. Altogether, approximately 190 holes and 54,000’ were drilled in the 1980’s,
Slide 27: Cimarron Phase 1 Drilling
_ CIMARRON PHASE 1 DRILLING In May, 2021 Crestview conducted a core drill program in the area of the historic resource to begin to validate the historic record and begin testing deeper zones for mineralization SA-01 and SA-03 each intercepted significant zones of gold mineralization. SA-01 and SA-03
Slide 28: Cimarron Looking Forward
_ CIMARRON LOOKING FORWARD In the wake of our first drill program at Cimarron, our updated exploration plan is as follows: • Additional mapping and surface sampling on Cimarron and Cimarron extension claims • Additional drilling in the historic resource area, as well as step-off holes targeting expa
Slide 29: Crestview Exploration Inc. Contact
Crestview Exploration Inc. #1250-639 5th Avenue S.W. Calgary, Alberta, T2P 0L3 info@crestviewexploration.com crestviewexploration.com chris@crestviewexploration.com (CEO) jlgeollc@gmail.com (VP Exploration)