Lode Gold Resources Inc · TSXV:LOD
Lode Gold Resources — Stratabound Minerals — Investor Presentation (August 2014)
39 slides from Lode Gold Resources's investor presentation, August 2014
Slide 1: Corporate Presentation August 2014
Corporate Presentation August 2014 TSX.V: SB www.stratabound.com
Slide 2: Forward Looking Statements
TSX.V: SB Forward Looking Statements Certain information regarding the Company contained herein may constitute forward looking statements. Forward looking statements may include estimates, plans, expectations, opinions, forecasts, projections, guidance or other statements that are not statements of
Slide 3: Share Structure
TSX.V: SB Share Structure Price – 11 August 2014 Cdn $0.04 Issued 89,962,611 Fully Diluted 106,202,611 Market Cap Cdn $4.50 Million 52 Week Range Cdn $0.02 - $0.09 Historic Range Cdn $0.02 - $5.88
Slide 4: New Brunswick Advantages
New Brunswick Advantages • On eastern seaboard of North America within one day of 110 million consumers in Canada and USA • Superb infrastructure: roads, trans-continental rail line, year-round deep water ports • Skilled bilingual exploration and mining workforce • Government encouragement via explo
Slide 5: Project Location Map
Project Location Map TSX.V: SB
Slide 6: Massive sulphide deposits of the Bathurst camp
‘Sources: NB Department of Energy and Mines Geological Survey Branch, Production tonnages and grades and non comoliant Nint2-10" resource tonnages; ‘CNE and Captain resource and production figures from Stratabound com, Halfmile, Stratmat and Canbou resource numibers from Treval.com, Murray Brook res
Slide 7: Brunswick No. 12 production 1964 to 2013
Brunswick No. 12 production - 1964 to 2013 136,643,367 tonnes mined and milled Lead Zinc Copper Silver Ore grade 3.44% 8.74% 0.37% 2.98 oz/ton Metals contained in 10,362,792,461 lbs 26,328,722,706 lbs 1,114,602,677 lbs 448,111,868 oz mined ore* Metal prices July 16, $0.9911/lb $1.0470/lb $3.2303/lb
Slide 8: Iron formation cap
Iron formation cap Flat Landing Brook Formation high-grade Zn-Pb-Ag-Au ore Nepisiguit Falls Formation Cu stringer zone Cross section showing idealized zonation patterns in a typical footwall alteration pipe beneath a volcanic-hosted massive sulphide deposit and sulphide mineral zones
Slide 9: High-grade copper in Captain drill core
High-grade copper in Captain drill core
Slide 10: CNE 09-03 High grade zinc, lead and silver
TSX.V: SB CNE 09-03 High grade zinc, lead and silver • 30.40% Zn, 5.90% Pb, 159 g/t Ag, 0.24 g/t Au
Slide 11: Brunswick #6 Deposit
Brunswick #6 Deposit Chlorite-Sericite-Pyrite tuff Massive Sulphide (py dominant)
Slide 12: Brunswick #12 575 m Level Plan
Brunswick #12 575 m Level Plan • Relationship between chloritic stringer mineralization, massive sulphide ore and iron formation
Slide 13: Brunswick #12 Section 11N
Brunswick #12 Section 11N • Relationship between chloritic alteration, massive sulphides and iron formation
Slide 14: Brunswick #12 Geology Plan
Brunswick #12 Geology Plan FLB IF MGp Sediments HW Basalt Footwall NF QFP 500 m
Slide 15: Commander Geology
TSX.V: SB Commander Geology • comparable to Brunswick #12
Slide 16: SB Project Areas in same rocks as Bathurst Deposits
• SB Project Areas in same rocks as Bathurst Brunswick #12, Brunswick #6 and Deposits Heath Steele Mines 1. Restigouche 2. Murray Brook 3. Caribou 4. Wedge 5. Canoe Landing Lake 6. Nepisquit A 7. Brunswick No. 6 8. Brunswick No. 12 9. Key Anacon 10. CNE and Captain 11. Heath Steele B 12. Stratmat Bo
Slide 17: Commander Option
TSX.V: SB Commander Option Strategic acquisition, drilling stage • MaxMin anomaly much longer and stronger than at Captain
Slide 18: Commander: Gravity and MaxMin
Commander HLEM 7040 hz • Gravity and MaxMin axis EM Anomalies Target A Stewart Sulphide Stockwork Main extent of Gravity anomaly Peak of gravity anomaly
Slide 19: Commander: Good fit between geophysics and geology
Commander Current Extent of Ground Mag Survey IF trend easily identifiable No Mag data Hole NF/FLB 21,22 Contact Iron Formation • Good fit between geophysics and mapped geology
Slide 20: Commander: Gravity anomaly flanking iron formation
TSX.V: SB Commander Target C • Gravity anomaly flanking iron formation Target C Gravity Anomaly Trenching/Prospecting
Slide 21: Captain Deposit, Cu-Co-Au-Ag
TSX.V: SB Captain Deposit, Cu-Co-Au-Ag • Chloritic copper alteration zones resembling the Captain Deposit occur adjacent to all the major orebodies of the Bathurst Camp: Brunswick No. 12, Brunswick No. 6, Heath Steele, Caribou • Undrilled deep target at Captain may reflect similar lead-zinc-silver-c
Slide 22: High-grade copper in Captain drill core
TSX.V: SB High-grade copper in Captain drill core
Slide 23: Captain Drillhole 07-1
Captain Drillhole 07-1 57.5 metres @ 1.0% copper & 0.05% cobalt, including 7.5 metres of 3.2% copper & 0.07% cobalt
Slide 24: Captain Drillhole 08-17
Captain Drillhole 08-17 74m @ 0.6% Cu including 6.5m @ 3,7% Cu, 0.041 Co, 0.87 g/t Au, 26.4 g/t Ag
Slide 25: Captain Deposit: MaxMin EM signature
Captain Deposit • MaxMin EM signature and copper-cobalt distribution
Slide 26: Captain Deposit NI 43-101 Resource Estimate
TSX.V: SB Captain Deposit NI 43-101 Resource Estimate @ 0.6% CuEq cut-off • Measured + Indicated - 1,006,000 t @ 1.03% copper, 0.051% cobalt, 0.20 g/t gold • Inferred - 960,000 t @ 0.64% copper, 0.039% cobalt, 0.12 g/t gold NI 43-101 Resource Estimate @ 1.40% CuEq cut-off • Measured + Indicated – 44
Slide 27: Captain and CNE: Upside-Down Base-Metal Deposits
Captain and CNE: Upside- Down Base-Metal Deposits, in the Eastern BMC, NB Steve McCutcheon, PhD, PGeo CIM – New Brunswick Branch 35th Convention Friday, September 24th, 2010 24/09/2010 McCutcheon-35th Annual Convention, Beresford
Slide 28: Conclusions
Conclusions • Both Captain & CNE are hosted by NF rocks but they are in different fault panels • Captain represents an alteration pipe that opens downward & should have an exhalative equivalent (Brunswick Horizon) • CNE is a stratabound replacement deposit that is downward facing & cut off to the no
Slide 29: Iron formation cap
Iron formation cap Flat Landing Brook Formation high-grade Zn-Pb-Ag-Au ore Nepisiguit Falls Formation Cu stringer zone Cross section showing idealized zonation patterns in a typical footwall alteration pipe beneath a volcanic-hosted massive sulphide deposit and sulphide mineral zones
Slide 30: Captain Deposit
TSX.V: SB Captain Deposit Extech Mag – Deep Drilling Target Possible lead/zinc horizon Plane at 475m vertical depth
Slide 31: Idealized Model for Captain
Idealized Model for Captain • Deepest hole 09-26 hit carbonate zone with 19.5m @ 1.12% Cu including 8.5 m @ 2,11% Cu within which 2.0 m grade 5.46% Cu, 0.093% Co, 30.5 g/t Ag, 0.65 g/t Au
Slide 32: Depth Potential of Captain Using Halfmile Lake Deposit as Example
Depth Potential of Captain Using Halfmile Lake Deposit as Example Depth of drilling to date on Captain Deposit J. Walker, NBDNR, 2010
Slide 33: Captain North Extension (CNE) 1990
Captain North Extension (CNE) 1990
Slide 34: CNE Mine: Ore pile from first blast, March 5, 2013
CNE Mine: Ore pile from first blast, March 5, 2013
Slide 35: CNE Mine: North wall of open pit, March 26, 2013
CNE Mine: North wall of open pit, March 26, 2013
Slide 36: CNE Open Pit Production
TSX.V: SB CNE Open Pit Production • Stratabound extracted a total of 102,342 tonnes of high- grade mineralization in 1990/91 and 2013, with a weighted-average production grade of 8.84% zinc, 3.68% lead and 120.18 g/t silver, plus copper and gold credits • Situated on the Brunswick Horizon (Nepisigui
Slide 37: Board of Directors (in alphabetical order)
TSX.V: SB Board of Directors (in alphabetical order) Lindsay Bottomer P.Geo., FAIMM, is a Vancouver-based geological consultant with over 40 years experience in worldwide mineral exploration and mine development. He is an independent director of Entree Gold Inc., which in partnership with Rio Tinto
Slide 38: Board of Directors continued
TSX.V: SB Board of Directors continued: Michael Page, FAusIMM, is the President of Exploration Services Int'l, a 22 year old consulting company that focuses on metals exploration and mining. He was CEO Maple Minerals Corp., now owned by Trevali Mining Corp, which owns the Caribou mine and mill near
Slide 39: Experienced Team of Consultants
TSX.V: SB Experienced Team of Consultants John Duncan, P.Geo, mining geologist Manages the company's New Brunswick properties. Project development geologist at Granduc Mines, Stewart B.C. and at Brunswick No.12 Mine in Bathurst, N.B. Experienced in open pit and underground mining and gold/base metal
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