Klondike Gold Corp. · TSXV:KG
Klondike Gold — Investor Presentation (2012)
68 slides from Klondike Gold's investor presentation, 2012
Slide 1: Klondike Gold Corp.
KLONDIKE GOLD CORP. CANADIAN GOLD AND BASE METAL EXPLORATION
Slide 2: A mid-winter dawn breaks near the Klondike Plateau, Yukon Territory
A mid-winter dawn breaks near the Klondike Plateau, Yukon Territory
Slide 3: Dawson City and the Yukon River
Dawson City and the Yukon River
Slide 4: Dawson City, Yukon
Dawson City, Yukon
Slide 5: Klondike River and the dredge workings
Klondike River and the dredge workings
Slide 6: The largest dredge to work the goldfields is today a national monument
The largest dredge to work the goldfields is today a national monument
Slide 7: Where Bonanza Creek and Eldorado Creek join at Grand Forks
Where Bonanza Creek and Eldorado Creek join at Grand Forks. Over 10,000 people lived there by 1899
Slide 8: Marker for the Discovery Claim that sparked the Klondike Gold Rush
Marker for the Discovery Claim that sparked the Klondike Gold Rush
Slide 9: Famous Eldorado Creek was one of the richest producing placer creeks
Famous Eldorado Creek was one of the richest producing placer creeks in the Yukon
Slide 10: View looking northeast from Eldorado Dome
View looking northeast from Eldorado Dome
Slide 11: View looking northwest towards Dawson City and Bonanza Creek
View looking northwest towards Dawson City and Bonanza Creek from Eldorado Dome
Slide 12: Original Lonestar Project Exploration Camp on Eldorado Creek
Original Lonestar Project Exploration Camp on Eldorado Creek
Slide 13: Northern lights in August
Northern lights in August
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Slide 15: Where did this enormous amount of placer gold come from?
“Where did this really enormous amount of placer gold come from? The idea of being close to having an answer is pretty exciting.” Dr. James Mortensen Mineral Deposit Research Unit University of British Columbia
Slide 16: View of Lonestar Ridge and Exploration Workings
View of Lonestar Ridge and Exploration Workings
Slide 17: The search for the hard-rock source of the Klondike placer gold
“The search for the hard-rock source of the Klondike placer gold deposits has been pursued from 1898 until the present day.” Dr. T. Liverton, “Geology and Summary Report of the Lone Star Claim Group” 43-101 Report, November, 2011
Slide 18: Structural analysis of the Klondike schist
“Structural analysis of the Klondike schist as a co-operative research project with the MDRU, UBC has identified the principal controls on gold mineralization.” Dr. T. Liverton
Slide 19: Exploration diamond drilling on Lonestar Ridge
Exploration diamond drilling on Lonestar Ridge
Slide 20: Drilling on the Lone Star Zone
Drilling on the Lone Star Zone
Slide 21: The Lone Star Zone is open to expansion in all directions
The Lone Star Zone is open to expansion in all directions and de
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Slide 24: Strong association of gold with disseminated mineralization in Klondike Schist
Drilling shows a strong association of gold with disseminated mineralization in Klondike Schist has increased the potential for discovery of bulk tonnage gold deposits
Slide 25: Lone Star Zone drilling highlights
Lone Star Zone Drilling highlights include: 1.67 g/t gold over 61.7 m
Slide 26: Lone Star Zone drilling highlights
Lone Star Zone Drilling highlights include: 2.74 g/t gold over 8.4 m 2.1 g/t gold over 24 m 1.91 g/t gold over 15.7 m
Slide 27: Core is split and shipped to the lab for assay
Core is split and shipped to the lab for assay
Slide 28: Buckland Zone drilling highlights
Buckland Zone Drilling Highlights include: 2.06 g/t gold over 21 m 22.6 g/t gold over 1 m 24.9 g/t gold over .05 m
Slide 29: Nugget Zone drilling highlights
Nugget Zone Drilling highlights include: 4.54 g/t gold over 0.75 m 98.68 g/t gold over 0.90 m 30.15 g/t gold over 0.90 m
Slide 30: Pioneer Zone exploration results
Pioneer Zone Exploration results include: 1.54 g/t gold over 15.24 m (RC drilling) 12.5 g/t gold over 6 m in trench samples
Slide 31: 80% of the property remains under explored
80% of the property remains under explored. 2012 soil sampling and trenching which will lead to additional drilling targets
Slide 32: Careful examination and logging of diamond drilling core
Careful examination and logging of diamond drilling core
Slide 33: ..finds gold
..finds gold
Slide 34: Core shack at Lone Star site on Eldorado Creek
Core shack at Lone Star site on Eldorado Creek
Slide 35: View east towards Upper Eldorado Creek and Buckland Zone
View east towards Upper Eldorado Creek and Buckland Zone
Slide 36: Bulk Tonnage Test Facility at Eldorado Creek
Bulk Tonnage Test Facility at Eldorado Creek
Slide 37: Bulk test results supplement drill core assays and soil chemistry
Bulk test results supplement drill core assays, soil chemistry and other geological information
Slide 38: Bulk samples excavated from selected mineralized zones
Bulk samples of up to 5 tonnes each are excavated from selected mineralized zones
Slide 39: Hopper and shaker feeds to jaw crusher
Hopper and shaker feeds to jaw crusher
Slide 40: Sample material directed through grizzly bars and vibrating screen
Sample material is directed through stationary grizzly bars and on to a vibrating screen
Slide 41: Rock samples reduced through jaw crushers and a rolls crusher
Rock samples are reduced through 2 stages of Jaw crushers and then a rolls crusher
Slide 42: Particles reduced in the ball mill circuit to minus 20 mesh
The particles are reduced in the ball mill circuit to minus 20 mesh
Slide 43: Bulk samples from trenching
Bulk samples from trenching
Slide 44: Final stage in separating gold
Final stage in separating gold
Slide 45: The gravity table separates the heavier fraction containing gold
The gravity table separates the heavier fraction containing gold particles
Slide 46: Concentrate sent to a laboratory for testing
The concentrate from the finishing table is sent to a laboratory for testing
Slide 47: 30 Ton Excavator trenching on the Lonestar Zone
30 Ton Excavator at work trenching on the Lonestar Zone
Slide 48: Historical trenches were re-sampled
Historical trenches were re-sampled
Slide 49: D8 Cat cuts roads and exposes bed rock for exploration
D8 Cat cuts roads and exposes bed rock for exploration
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Slide 51: Dr. James Mortenson studies a quartz vein near the Dysle Mine Adit
Dr. James Mortenson studies a quartz vein near the Dysle Mine Adit
Slide 52: Visible gold was sampled along the vein
Visible gold was sampled along the vein
Slide 53: Drill Pad locations and trenches on the Lone Star Zone
Drill Pad locations and trenches on the Lone Star Zone
Slide 54: Pioneer Zone trenches
Pioneer Zone trenches
Slide 55: Road cut exposes a quartz vein
Road cut exposes a quartz vein
Slide 56: Inspecting a quartz sample with visible gold from the Pioneer Zone
Inspecting a quartz sample with visible gold from the Pioneer Zone
Slide 57: Trenches below the historic Lone Star Mine, 1912-1914
Trenches below the historic Lone Star Mine, 1912-1914
Slide 58: Colluvial and alluvial mined at Victoria Gulch
Colluvial and alluvial mined at Victoria Gulch
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Slide 61: Sample exposes oxidized pyrites
Sample exposes oxidized pyrites
Slide 62: Careful examination of mineralized sample
Careful examination of mineralized sample
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Slide 64: View from Lone Star ridge north towards Bonanza Creek
View from Lone Star ridge north towards Bonanza Creek
Slide 65: Inspecting north-easterly trending faults
Inspecting north-easterly trending faults
Slide 66: 700 claims and crown grants totaling 132 sq. km. make up the Lonestar Project
A total of 700 claims and crown grants totaling 132 sq. km. make up the Lonestar Project
Slide 67: Our quest is to find the hard rock source of Klondike gold
Our quest is to find the hard rock source for one of the largest unexplained gold anomalies in the world.
Slide 68: Klondike Gold Corp.
KLONDIKE GOLD CORP. CANADIAN GOLD AND BASE METAL EXPLORATION Phone: 604.685.2222 | Fax: 604.685.3764 | Email: info@klondikegoldcorp.com | www.klondikegoldcorp.com #711 - 675 West Hastings St., Vancouver, BC, V6B 1N2 Canada