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Pacific Imperial Mines — Technical Presentation (May 2022)
19 slides from Pacific Imperial Mines's technical presentation, May 2022
Slide 1: Pacific Imperial Mines Technical Presentation
PACIFIC IMPERIAL MINES Acquire Explore Discover Evaluate Develop Technical Presentation May 2022 TSXV: PPM
Slide 2: Forward Looking Information & Disclosures
FORWARD LOOKING INFORMATION & DISCLOSURES Some statements in this presentation contain forward Qualified Person has been unable to verify this information looking information. These statements address future events from the adjacent properties, and such results are not and conditions and, as such, i
Slide 3: Overview
OVERVIEW Three drill- permitted (but not previously drilled) road accessible projects in politically safe jurisdictions: Ø TREK 31: Blackwater Gold (8 M oz+Au) model in central British Columbia Ø Tulameen Creek Ultramafic complex: Copper/Palladium target in SW British Columbia Ø Eagle Mountain: A po
Slide 4: 100% Owned TREK 31 Gold/Silver Project, Central B.C.
100%* OWNED TREK31 GOLD/SILVER PROJECT, CENTRAL B.C. Ø Located on the Nechako Plateau with road access and within rocks similar to the highly prospective Stikine Terrain rocks -same terrain that hosts the deposits of the Golden Triangle Ø 30 km NE of Artemis Gold’s Blackwater development project; 80
Slide 5: Artemis Gold's Blackwater-Davidson Deposit
Blackwater Gold Project British Columbia ARTEMIS GOLD’S BLACKWATER-DAVIDSON DEPOSIT TREK31 TARGET MODEL NI 43-101 Technical Report on Pre-Feasibility Study Ø 94 km2 TREK 31 project is 30 km NE of Artemis Gold’s Blackwater development project in the same host rocks Ø Blackwater, Capoose and Newton de
Slide 6: TREK 31 Gold/Silver Project Geology
100%* OWNED TREK31 GOLD/SILVER PROJECT, CENTRAL B.C. TREK 31 Geology Ø Nechako plateau is known to host porphyry and epithermal mineral systems that historically, have been difficult to explore, due to cover by Chilcotin flood basalts and glacial till. Ø What has changed? Ø Relatively novel explorat
Slide 7: TREK 31 Till Sampling Review and New Datasets
review of the June 2020 till sampling (Appendix C). Reliability of the results was measured by a statistical evaluation of analytical results from standard reference materials and prep duplicates inserted by ALS into the sample stream. The average coefficients of variation of duplicates display good
Slide 8: TREK 31 Geoscience BC Till Sampling
kilometres with east-northeast flow direction well constrained by ice flow indicators TREK 31 100%* OWNED TREK31 GOLD/SILVER PROJECT, CENTRAL B.C. • Regional government till sampling on the TREK 31 property returned gold values in the top 99% percentile • Highly “anomalousness” region for porphyry a
Slide 9: TREK 31 Induced Polarization Survey Results
100%* OWNED TREK31 GOLD/SILVER PROJECT, CENTRAL B.C. FIGURE 10: 2D MODELLED SECTIONS- LINE 800E Three Induced Polarization (“IP”) lines (12 km) completed over till anomalism in 2020 The zone of elevated to identify chargeability bedrock, is readily observed betweenup-ice source 650S and 0N (Figure 1
Slide 10: TREK 31 Next Steps: RC Drill Program
100%* OWNED TREK31 GOLD/SILVER PROJECT, CENTRAL B.C. Ø Additional claims staked in late 2020 to cover the area to the SW of the IP survey, in the up-ice glacial flow direction Ø Next step is 10 hole RC drill program to test multi-line chargeability anomaly identified in 2020 IP survey, followed by r
Slide 11: Tulameen-Granite Creek Ultramafic Complex, Southwest B.C.
100%* OWNED TULAMEEN-GRANITE CREEK (“TGC”) ULTRAMAFIC COMPLEX, SOUTHWEST B.C. Ø 28 km2 property located 22 km SW of Princeton, B.C./ 18 km west of Copper Mountain copper/gold mine in area of abundant roads, electric power and mining infrastructure. Ø Target is orthomagmatic Cu-PGE sulphide mineraliz
Slide 12: Tulameen-Granite Creek Float Discovery and Geology
discovery was determined to be magnetite-rich hornblende clinopyroxenite containing 100%* OWNED TULAMEEN-GRANITE CREEK (“TGC”) orthomagmatic chalcopyrite which commonly forms inclusions in and surrounding hornblende, clinopyroxene and magnetite. This rock type matches very well with the independent
Slide 13: Tulameen-Granite Creek EM Survey Interpretation
100%* OWNED TULAMEEN-GRANITE CREEK ULTRAMAFIC COMPLEX, SOUTHWEST B.C. 22 Figure 11. Proposed SJ Geophysics Ground Loop EM Survey over Buried Conductive Lens Ø 2016 reinterpretation of 2008 Fugro airborne magnetic/EM survey suggests that main EM conductor that coincides with RGS cobalt stream sedimen
Slide 14: Tulameen-Granite Creek Soil Geochemistry and Drill Plan
100%* OWNED TULAMEEN-GRANITE CREEK ULTRAMAFIC COMPLEX, SOUTHWEST B.C. Ø A summer 2021 B-Horizon soil geochemistry survey covered a 25 x 200 m grid over the main conductor and a 2ndary conductor along a 1 km strike length Ø Anomalous B-Horizon soil copper values that range from 100 – 262 ppm Cu (90th
Slide 15: 100% Owned Eagle Mountain Salina, California
Legend p. 100%* OWNED EAGLE MOUNTAIN SALINA, CALIFORNIA Ø On trend of target basins between Clayton Valley, Bonnie Claire and Death Valley – recognized priority environments for lithium brine concentrations. Ø Exploration has defined several high priority anomalies. Ø Analyses of 61 shallow auger ho
Slide 16: Eagle Mountain Lithium Brine Deposit Model
100%* OWNED EAGLE MOUNTAIN SALINA, CALIFORNIA elements that create problems in processing (magnesium) or toxic elements that require care in waste disposal (Garrett, 2004). Ø Originally staked on basis of assessment of known salars in region by USGS who noted the following common characteristics bet
Slide 17: Eagle Mountain Gravity and Target Areas
100%* OWNED EAGLE MOUNTAIN SALINA, CALIFORNIA Ø Eagle Mountain targets are at 650 – 660 m ASL vs. 1300 m ASL for Clayton Valley Ø 1980 USGS regional isostatic gravity map (right) provided poor coverage of California salars Ø In 1980 USGS completed 102.1 m deep borehole on western edge of claim block
Slide 18: Eagle Mountain Geophysics and Next Steps
100%* OWNED EAGLE MOUNTAIN SALINA, CALIFORNIA Ø Gravity survey & soil sampling have been completed on claims Claim geometry Ø Controlled source audio-magneto-telluric (“CSAMAT”) (original and new) plotted on the survey completed which defined location of potential gravity and conductive brine reserv
Slide 19: Contact
PACIFIC IMPERIAL MINES CONTACT Chris McLeod, P.Eng.President and CEO Email: info@pacificimperialmines.com Telephone: 604 -737-2303 HEAD OFFICE Suite 400 – 1681 Chestnut Street Vancouver, BC V6J 4M6 TSXV: PPM
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