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Brixton Metals — Investor Presentation (February 2022)
38 slides from Brixton Metals's investor presentation, February 2022
Slide 1: Thorn Project Cu-Au-Ag-Mo
THORN PROJECT CU-AU-AG-MO Northwest British Columbia, Canada FEBRUARY 2022 BBBXF. OTCQB BBB. TSX-V 8BX1. GR 1
Slide 2: Safe Harbour Statement
SAFE HARBOUR STATEMENT Information set forth in this presentation involves forward-looking statements, including but not limited to comments regarding planned drilling and other exploration, identification of new targets, and timelines, predictions and projections. Forward-looking statements are sta
Slide 3: Project Location – Northwest British Columbia
PROJECT LOCATION – NORTHWEST BRITISH COLUMBIA Exploring a District Scale Cu-Au-Ag Porphyry Trend 3
Slide 4: Thorn Project: The Flagship
THORN PROJECT Copper-Gold-Silver-Moly District The Flagship Located in the prolific-metal rich Golden Triangle within the Taku River Tlingit and Tahltan First Nation Territory Easy access via 45 min plane flight from Whitehorse, YK. Wholly-owned 2,618km2 claim block Potential access to US tide water
Slide 5: Thorn Terrane
THORN TERRANE STIKINIA The Thorn Property is located within Stikine Casino Cu-Mo-Au Terrane, an Upper Triassic 74 Ma to Lower Jurassic accreted exotic magmatic arc in the Intermontane belt of the northern Cordillera. Adanac Mo The belt includes Late 70 Ma Triassic to Eocene Pebble Cu-Mo-Au magmatism
Slide 6: Setting & Reconstruction: Pebble and Thorn
SETTING & RECONSTRUCTION APPROXIMATE LOCATION 85-90 Ma Pebble and Thorn formed near each other ~85-90 Ma Pebble ago, but since then they have Thorn been separated along the dextral Denali fault system to their current locations ~1,100 km apart. Pre-faulting architecture puts Thorn inboard of the Peb
Slide 7: BCGS Regional Geochemical Survey – Re-Analysis 2018
BCGS Regional Geochemical Survey – Re-Analysis 2018 PORPHYRY Cu-Au The Thorn Property encompasses one of the largest Weighted Sums Model THORN Principal Component Residuals and highest-ranking Porphyry Copper-Gold geochemical Dilution Corrected anomalies within BC THORN PROJECT CAMP CREEK D. C. Arne
Slide 8: Scale Comparison: Thorn vs Sulphurets Camp
SCALE COMPARISON: THORN vs SULPHURETS CAMP Over 18 Billion lbs of Copper CAMP CREEK & 110 Million Oz of Gold M+I Category & Past Production WEST ESKAY CREEK OUTLAW CHIVAS GOLDSTORM TRAPPER IRON CAP MITCHELL SNOWFIELD SULPHURETS METLA BRUCEJACK Thorn Property is 2,811 km2 KERR 0km 10km 0km 10km 8
Slide 9: Setting & Reconstruction: Thorn Regional Geology
SETTING & RECONSTRUCTION THORN REGIONAL GEOLOGY GOLDEN BEAR TATOGGA RED CHRIS SCHAFT CREEK GALORE CREEK Bowser Basin ESKAY CREEK SNIP TREATY CREEK KSM BRUCEJACK 9
Slide 10: Thorn Geology & Target Areas
THORN GEOLOGY & TARGET AREAS CAMP CREEK NORTH TARGET OUTLAW WEST TARGET TRAPPER PLUM METLA EAST TARGET Structurally well-prepared rocks Favourable Stuhini host rocks in vicinity of “Red Line” boundary (refers to Jurassic-Triassic contact in NW BC; Nelson & Kyba 2014) SOUTH TARGET GOLDBEE M. Mihalynu
Slide 11: Thorn Porphyry Belt Cross-Section View
B THORN PORPHYRY BELT Cross-Section View West-Northwest A Triassic Jurassic – Laberge Group Eocene A B - Triassic Cretaceous Cretaceous Jurassic – Laberge Group Adapted from the Geological Survey of Canada 1969 11 11
Slide 12: Thorn Property Targets: Copper Geochemistry
CAMP CREEK THORN PROPERTY TARGETS NORTH TARGET COPPER GEOCHEMISTRY OUTLAW Reconnaissance surface geochemical work continues WEST TARGET TRAPPER to unveil new Cu-Au anomalies and target areas PLUM METLA EAST TARGET CENTRAL TARGET Since 1952: Over 260 holes collared GOLDEN BEAR MINE Past Producer Au a
Slide 13: Thorn Property Targets: Gold Geochemistry
CAMP CREEK THORN PROPERTY TARGETS NORTH TARGET GOLD GEOCHEMISTRY OUTLAW WEST TARGET TRAPPER PLUM METLA EAST TARGET CENTRAL TARGET 80km mineralized megatrend Long-lived mineralizing system GOLDEN BEAR MINE with evidence of events during Past Producer Au the Triassic, Jurassic, Cretaceous and Eocene C
Slide 14: Thorn Depositional Setting
THORN DEPOSITIONAL SETTING TALISKER Setting is ideal for several types of precious & base TRAPPER metal discoveries OBAN GLENFIDDICH CAMP CREEK OUTLAW Sillitoe, R.H., 2010, Porphyry Copper Systems. Economic Geology 2010; 105 (1): 3–41. 14
Slide 15: Porphyry Alteration
PORPHYRY ALTERATION CAMP CREEK Widespread porphyry alteration minerals mapped NORTH OUTLAW across the property, highlighting several TRAPPER anomalous areas. WEST ASTER-SENTINEL 2 data PLUM acquired for the property in 2020 EAST METLA SOUTH GOLDBEE 15
Slide 16: Camp Creek Acid Sulfate Alteration
CAMP CREEK ACID SULFATE ALTERATION 16
Slide 17: Long Section – View Northeast
LONG SECTION – VIEW NORTHEAST Off Section: 2021 U-Pb Zircon Age Dates Eocene Granodiorite 54.2 +/- 0.8Ma WEST TARGET Cu Porphyry 1717
Slide 18: Deep Porphyry Evidence from 2011 to 2019
DEEP PORPHYRY EVIDENCE FROM 2011 to 2019 THN11-60 95.08 m of 1.71 g/t Au, 628.00 g/t Ag, 2.39% Zn, 3.31% Pb Porphyry clasts A & B veins in clasts THN19-150 OBAN 554.70 m of 0.57 g/t Au, 0.24% Cu, 43.18 g/t Ag, 0.55% Zn, 0.28% Pb OBAN THN19-151 THN13-121 GLENFIDDICH 1.1m (true width) of 10.62% Cu, 2.
Slide 19: Camp Creek Drilling 2021
CAMP CREEK DRILLING 2021 TALISKER CAMP CREEK CORRIDOR THN21-183 THN21-181A OBAN THN21-184 THN19-162 THN20-180 THN20-182 GLENFIDDICH 19 19 19
Slide 20: Porphyry Vectoring - Geochemistry
PORPHYRY VECTORING - GEOCHEMISTRY PORPHYRY GEOCHEMICAL MODEL index increases with depth THN19-162 553.8m MDRU PORPHYRY INDEX (MPIx) (Cu/10) +Mo+(10xW)+(20xSn) Proximal elements (5xSb)+(20xTl)+Ag+As+Li Distal elements Halley, S., Dilles, J.H., and Tosdal, R.M., 2015, Footprints: Hydrothermal alterati
Slide 21: Camp Creek Drilling 2021 – View Easterly
CAMP CREEK DRILLING 2021 – VIEW EASTERLY Copper Equivalent (CuEq) is calculated based on US$ 3.72/lb Cu, US$ 1851.52/oz Au, US$ 25.95/oz Ag, $US THN13-121 14.00/lb Mo. These represent the approximate 1 year moving averages 108.2m of metal prices and calculations do not consider metals recoveries. Th
Slide 22: Camp Creek 2021 Results
CAMP CREEK 2021 RESULTS NQ size core samples were cut in half and sampled at nominal 2.0m intervals. All assay values are uncut weighted averages and intervals reflect drilled intercept lengths. Further drilling is required to determine the true widths of the mineralization. Copper Equivalent (CuEq)
Slide 23: THN21-184 Strip Log
THN21-184 STRIP LOG Increasing Cu-Au-Ag-Mo grades at depth Arsenic drops out 0.936 % Cu 89.3 g/t Au 23
Slide 24: THN21-183 & THN21-184 Mineralization Highlights
THN21-184 NQ size core 0.528% Cu and 590 ppm Mo over 2.0m THN21-183 & THN21-184 MINERALIZATION HIGHLIGHTS THN21-184 NQ size core at 1008.1m, 0.783% Cu over 2m chalcopyrite-pyrite-molybdenite quartz veins with potassic alteration at 1106.50m THN21-183 NQ size core 3.44% Cu, 2.03 g/t Au, 193 ppm Mo ov
Slide 25: Camp Creek Corridor Interpretation
CAMP CREEK CORRIDOR INTERPRETATION 25
Slide 26: Metal Content of Camp Creek Porphyry Phases
METAL CONTENT OF CAMP CREEK PORPHYRY PHASES Copper (ppm) Gold (ppm) Porphyry X Molybdenum (ppm) Porphyry W PorphyryPorphyry Y X Porphyry Z Porphyry Z2 Porphyry V (late monzodiorite) Porphyry X - Crowded fsp porph with stacked biotite THN21-184 NQ size core at 937.51m 26
Slide 27: Camp Creek Porphyry X Fertility
CAMP CREEK PORPHYRY X FERTILITY V / Sc vs. Sc Sr / Y vs. Y Sr / Y V / Sc Sc (ppm) Y (ppm) Olson, N.H., Dilles, J.H., Kent, A.R., and Lang, J.L., 2017, Geochemistry of the Cretaceous Rees, C., Riedell, K.B., Proffett, J.M., Macpherson, J., and Robertson, S., 2015, The Red Chris Kaskanak Batholith and
Slide 28: Current Research – MDRU White Mica Evaluation
CURRENT RESEARCH – MDRU WHITE MICA EVALUATION ALL INDICATORS THN11-47 THN11-47 POINT WEST THN11-47 THN20-180 THN20-180 THN20-180 THN21-184 THN21-184 THN21-184 W2200 White Mica default <2200.62 (50%) <2207.78 (75%) <2210.25 (87%) <2214.23 (93%) pyrophyllite <2218.02 (98%) <2221.68 (100%) THN20-181 TH
Slide 29: Recent Global Copper Intercepts (<3yr)
RECENT GLOBAL COPPER INTERCEPTS (<3yr) Copper as the Primary Commodity NEW RESULTS Note: Aside from Brixton data, only the best hole was included from each project. Copper Equivalent (CuEq) is calculated based on US$ 3.72/lb Cu, US$ 1851.52/oz Au, US$ 25.95/oz Ag, $US 14.00/lb Mo. These represent t
Slide 30: Trapper Location - Gold Geochemistry
TRAPPER LOCATION - GOLD GEOCHEMISTRY THORN CAMP CAMP CREEK & AIRSTRIP OUTLAW TRAPPER 30
Slide 31: Trapper Gold Mineralization
TRAPPER GOLD MINERALIZATION 135.5 g/t Au 48.5 g/t Au 16 Rock Samples > 20g/t Au 36.9 g/t Au 19.3 g/t Au 47.0 g/t Au 25.9 g/t Au 41.6 g/t au 22.5 g/t Au 61.2 g/t Au 39.3 g/t Au 33.3 g/t Au 21.7 g/t Au 5.19% Cu 31.9g/t Au 1.03% Cu 28.2 g/t Au 1.10% Cu THN21-195 23.0 g/t Au 0.74 g/t Au over 146.0m 3.11
Slide 32: Trapper Cross-Section - View Northeasterly
TRAPPER CROSS-SECTION - VIEW NORTHEASTERLY 32
Slide 33: Trapper Visible Gold in Drill Core 2021
TRAPPER VISIBLE GOLD IN DRILL CORE 2021 THN21-186 at 60.83m THN21-186 at 50.05m 160 g/t Au over 0.5m 276 g/t Au over 0.46m THN21-195 at 179.9m, 28.1g/t Au over 0.75m; NQ core THN21-195 at 95.15m, 4.38 g/t Au over 0.5m pyrite-sphalerite-chalcopyrite-galena vein with fleck of visible gold sphalerite-g
Slide 34: Metla Copper Geochemistry
METLA COPPER GEOCHEMISTRY 15.4 g/t Au >1.0% Cu 62.7g/t Au 0.61% Cu 37.9 g/t Au 0.47% Cu 22.3 g/t Au 23.33 g/t Au 0.38% Cu 191.8 g/t Ag 18.5 g/t Au 20.2 g/t Au >1.0% Cu >1.0% Cu 25.1 g/t Au 5.94 g/t Au >1.0% Cu >1% Cu Triassic Intrusion 220 Ma +/- 3.1 2020 Metla 100% acquisition further consolidating
Slide 35: Outlaw Gold Target
OUTLAW GOLD TARGET Sediment-hosted gold mineralization near surface 2 km Strike Length Multiple horizons of siltstone-greywacke interbeds, which host Au mineralization Gold-in-soil anomaly >4km, correlating with a geological unit that has a 5km known strike length Area first targeted in the 1980’s b
Slide 36: Next Steps for the Thorn Project
NEXT STEPS FOR THE THORN PROJECT Drill 15,000m-20,000m in 2022 Collect 5000-8,000 soil-rock samples and complete structural mapping Fly Magnetic, Radiometric, ZTEM or Mobile MT geophysical surveys Brixton is a partner in MDRU’s porphyry-vectoring-fertility collaborative research including: Porphyry
Slide 37: Thorn Summary
THORN SUMMARY DISTRICT SCALE CU-AU-AG PORPHYRY PROPERTY Objective: Unlock the Potential of 2,618 km2 mineral tenure Significant consolidation of claims by Brixton over the last few the District-Scale years, including the addition of the Metla and Trapper claims Cu-Au-Ag-Mo Porphyry 100% Brixton owne
Slide 38: BBBXF. OTCQB BBB. TSX-V 8BX1. GR
BBBXF. OTCQB BBB. TSX-V 8BX1. GR 1-604-630-9707 Email: info@brixtonmetals.com brixtonmetals.com Suite 551 – 409 Granville Street, Vancouver, BC, V6C 1T2 Canada 38
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