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Bravada Gold — AEMA Conference December 2016

33 slides from Bravada Gold's conference presentation, December 2016

  1. Slide 1: Drill Targets Based on Reinterpreting Mineralization Controls at the Quito Gold Property

    Drill Targets Based on Reinterpreting Mineralization Controls at the Past-producing, Carlin-style Quito Gold Property, Central Nevada AEMA Conference – December 2016 J.A. Kizis, Jr., President, Bravada Gold Corporation With significant contributions from:  Debbie Schneider – Consulting Computer Geo

  2. Slide 2: Forward-looking Statement

    Forward-looking Statement Some of the statements contained in this presentation may be deemed “forward-looking statements.” These include estimates and statements that describe the Company’s future plans, objectives or goals, and expectations of a stated condition or occurrence. Forward-looking stat

  3. Slide 3: Quito Project - Looking Southeast

    QUITO PROJECT Looking Southeast 1986-1989 production reported 174,460 Oz Au from original published reserve of 1.7MM short tons @ 6.34g/t Au* BVA:TSX.V | BRTN: FSE *Bravada has not independently confirmed either the past production or remaining resource, and these historic figures should not be reli

  4. Slide 4: 36-year Project History

    36-year Project History • 1980 - Discovered by FMC. • 1986 - O.P. mining began with JV partner, Inspiration. • 1989 - Mining ended after limited U.G. mining beneath the pit. • Production: 174,460 Oz Au @ ~6g/t Au, processed in a 1000tpd mill utilizing sulfide floatation followed by cyanidation in a

  5. Slide 5: General Geology

    Cambrian General Lower Plate Clastics Geology Claim outline Quito O.P. Mines BVA:TSX.V | BRT: FSE

  6. Slide 6: General Geology

    Cambrian General Lower Plate Clastics Geology Paleozoic Lower Plate Carbonates Quito O.P. Mines BVA:TSX.V | BRT: FSE

  7. Slide 7: General Geology

    Ji Cambrian General Lower Plate Clastics Geology Tv Paleozoic Lower Plate Carbonates Quito O.P. Mines Ki Valmy Upper Plate Clastics BVA:TSX.V | BRT: FSE

  8. Slide 8: R.M. Thrust Anticline

    R.M. Thrust Anticline Aspen Quito Extension Q-4 Exploration Targets Russ BVA:TSX.V | BRT: FSE

  9. Slide 9: R.M. Thrust Anticline

    R.M. Thrust Roberts Anticline Mountains Thrust BVA:TSX.V BVA:TSX.V||BRT: BRTN: BRTN: FSE FSE FSE Oblique view down to SE

  10. Slide 10: R.M. Thrust Anticline

    R.M. Thrust Anticline Upper Plate Lower Plate Roberts Mountains Thrust BVA:TSX.V | BRT: BRTN:FSE FSE View 13 degrees down to SE

  11. Slide 11: Stratigraphic Column

    Stratigraphic Column Au ? ? Potential Host Rocks: • Valmy Roberts Mountains • Wenban/Horse Canyon (?) Au • Roberts Mountains ? • Lower Antelope Valley • Ninemile • Goodwin ? Lower Antelope Valley

  12. Slide 12: Altered Tertiary(?)-age Dike Near Pit

    Altered Tertiary(?)-age Dike Near Pit BVA:TSX.V | BRT: BRTN:FSE FSE

  13. Slide 13: Jasperoid- Upper Antelope Valley Fm.

    Jasperoid- Upper Antelope Valley Fm. BVA:TSX.V | BRT: BRTN:FSE FSE

  14. Slide 14: Russ Target

    • Russ unmined Historic Resource Russ of ~17,000 oz @ 3.66g/t Au.* Target • Highest grade intercept 1.5m of 12.465g/t Au. • Surface to 1.04g/t Au rock, large As soil anomaly in Valmy Fm. *Bravada has not independently confirmed either the past production or remaining resource, and these historic fig

  15. Slide 15: Russ Cross Section

    Russ Cross Section +17g/t Au +8.5g/t Au +3g/t Au +1.7g/t Au +0.5g/t Au +0.3g/t Au Q16-01 Upper Plate Historic Russ Lower Plate Au Mineralization 40m @ 0.350g/t Au (60% core recovery) BVA:TSX.V | BRT: BRTN:FSE FSE Looking NE

  16. Slide 16: Russ Target - QCC-16-001

    Russ Target - QCC-16-001 748.5 foot depth – Matrix-supported calcareous mudstone w/ fossils – up hole to left Next Slide BVA:TSX.V | BRTN: FSE

  17. Slide 17: Note Center hole in crinoid stems(?) Russ Target - QCC-16-001

    Note Center hole in crinoid stems(?) Russ Target - QCC-16-001 gastropod

  18. Slide 18: Q4 Target

    • Historic Resource in Ninemile Fm Q4 below R.M. Thrust of ~3,360 Target oz Au at 3.8g/t* *Bravada has not independently confirmed either the past production or remaining resource, and these historic figures should not be relied upon Q-4 BVA:TSX.V | BRT: FSE

  19. Slide 19: Q4 Long Section

    Q4 Long Section Looking Southwest +17g/t Au Roberts Mountains Thrust +8.5g/t Au +3g/t Au +1.7g/t Au +0.5g/t Au +0.3g/t Au Historic Q-4 Au Mineralization Untested target BVA:TSX.V | BRT: BRTN:FSE FSE Looking W

  20. Slide 20: Aspen Target

    • Cluster of high- grade Au in holes Aspen below R.M. Thrust in Ninemile Fm. Target • Part of Historic Resource, but not mined. Aspen BVA:TSX.V | BRT: FSE

  21. Slide 21: Aspen Cross Section

    Aspen Cross Section +17g/t Au Roberts Mountains Thrust +8.5g/t Au Mineralized NE Fault +3g/t Au +1.7g/t Au +0.5g/t Au 25’ of 3.8g/t +0.3g/t Au 25’ of 17.7g/t 10’ of 12.6g/t 15’ of 7.1g/t Untested target BVA:TSX.V | BRT: BRTN:FSE FSE Looking N

  22. Slide 22: Quito Extension Targets

    • The original H.G. deposit is open Quito • down plunge. Although Extension previously recognized, 1993 Targets R.C. drilling deviated dramatically & was never re-drilled. • Additional H.G. targets being developed with Quito Extension mapping underway. BVA:TSX.V | BRT: FSE

  23. Slide 23: Quito – Two Blast-hole Benches, Near Bottom of Main Pit

    Quito – Two Blast-hole Benches, Near Bottom of Main Pit +17g/t Au North 380,200E +8.5g/t Au 8200’ Bench +3g/t Au +1.7g/t Au +0.5g/t Au 380,200E +0.3g/t Au 100 feet 8100’ Bench Section 1,687,250N

  24. Slide 24: Quito – Blast-hole Data, Main Pit

    Quito – Blast-hole Data, Main Pit Looking South, oblique view 8100’ bench 8200’ bench 8200’ bench Backfilled +17g/t Au +8.5g/t Au +3g/t Au +1.7g/t Au +0.5g/t Au +0.3g/t Au

  25. Slide 25: Quito – Mapped N20W, probable N20E faults

    Quito – Mapped N20W, probable N20E faults Looking South, oblique view 8100’ bench 8200’ bench 8200’ bench +17g/t Au +8.5g/t Au +3g/t Au +1.7g/t Au +0.5g/t Au +0.3g/t Au JAK 9/17/16

  26. Slide 26: Quito – Blast-hole & DH Data Down Plunge

    Quito – Blast-hole & DH Data Down Plunge +17g/t Au +8.5g/t Au +3g/t Au +1.7g/t Au +0.5g/t Au Looking down plunge -30, 150 degrees +0.3g/t Au at 8200’ & 8100’ benches, plus drill intercepts

  27. Slide 27: Quito – Mapped N20W, Probable N20E Faults

    Quito – Mapped N20W, Probable N20E Faults +17g/t Au +8.5g/t Au +3g/t Au +1.7g/t Au +0.5g/t Au Looking down plunge -30, 150 degrees +0.3g/t Au at 8200’ & 8100’ benches, plus drill intercepts

  28. Slide 28: Quito – Probable Parallel Faults

    Quito – Probable Parallel Faults +17g/t Au +8.5g/t Au +3g/t Au +1.7g/t Au +0.5g/t Au Looking down plunge -30, 150 degrees +0.3g/t Au at 8200’ & 8100’ benches, plus drill intercepts

  29. Slide 29: Quito Extension Targets

    High Au grades along these faults Quito Extension Targets Quito Pit ~Plunge from blast holes Satellite Pit Possible plunge, similar to blast holes North Undrilled BVA:TSX.V | BRTN: FSE

  30. Slide 30: Quito Extension Targets

    High Au grades along these faults Quito Extension Targets Quito Pit ~Plunge from 1993 holes blast holes Cross Section Satellite Pit Possible plunge, similar to blast holes North Undrilled BVA:TSX.V | BRTN: FSE

  31. Slide 31: Quito Extension Cross Section

    Quito Extension Cross Section +17g/t Au +8.5g/t Au +3g/t Au +1.7g/t Au +0.5g/t Au +0.3g/t Au Mineralized fault in red 5’ of 5.0g/t These 1993 holes deflected 10’ of 4.8g/t & never hit this structure, see next figure, no down- 10’ of 9.9g/t hole surveys in database Untested target JAK 9/23/16 BVA:TSX

  32. Slide 32: Quito – Deviation in 1993 Holes on Workmap

    Quito – Deviation in 1993 Holes on Workmap North Steve Bruff & Boies Hall work map ~1993 These 1993 holes deflected & never hit the mineralized structure

  33. Slide 33: Quito Project

    QUITO PROJECT Silicified Breccia in Valmy Fm Above West Wall Plunging Mineralization Quito Pit Looking NW BVA:TSX.V | BRT: BRTN:FSE FSE

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