Gold/silver exploration is being conducted in the prolific mining states of Durango and Zacatecas in Mexico. Three properties, Catrina, Pedernal, and Escondida, show potential for open pit and underground exploration based on soil and trench sampling that has identified gold and silver anomalies. Recent drilling at Catrina intersected indicator minerals associated with the upper levels of an epithermal system. At Pedernal, drilling demonstrated continuity of vein structures at depth and along strike, indicating a mineralized epithermal system is present. Further exploration is planned for 2012 to test additional targets across the three properties.

1. Gold/Silver Exploration in
Prolific Mining States of
Durango-Zacatecas,
Mexico
April 2012

2. DISCLOSURE
Forward Looking Statements
This presentation contains forward-looking statements and factual information that are current as
of the date the presentation was originally delivered. Mexigold Corp. disclaims any intention or
obligation to update or revise any forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new
information, future events or otherwise. Forward-looking statements include, but are not limited
to, statements with respect to the timing and amount of estimated future exploration, success of
exploration activities, expenditures, permitting, and requirements for additional capital and access
to data.
Forward looking statements involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties, and other factors
which may cause the actual results, performance or achievements of the Company to be
materially different from any future results, performance or achievements expressed or implied by
the forward looking statements. Such factors include, among others, risks related to actual results
of current exploration activities; changes in project parameters as plans continue to be refined;
the ability to enter into joint ventures or to acquire or dispose of properties; future prices of
mineral resources; accidents, labor disputes and other risks of the mining industry; ability to
obtain financing; and delays in obtaining governmental approvals of financing.
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3. DIRECTORS AND MANAGEMENT
Mr. Praveen Varshney, C.A. Principal and Director of Varshney Capital Corp.; director or officer of several
CEO & Chairman public companies including Bayswater Uranium Corporation (TSX.V: BYU) and
Canada Zinc Metals Corp. (TSX.V: CZX).
Mr. Peeyush Varshney, LL.B. Principal and Director of Varshney Capital Corp.; director or officer of several
Director public companies including Mountain Province Diamonds Inc. (TSX: MPV) and
Canada Zinc Metals Corp. (TSX.V: CZX).
Mr. Mervyn Pinto President and CEO of Minaean International Corp. (TSX.V: MIB); director of
Director several public companies.
Mr. Marco Strub Partner of Exulta AG, a portfolio management company, from 1997 to 2003 and
Director is currently a Principal of Sircon AG, a consulting and investment research
company based in Zurich, Switzerland; director of various private companies;
director of Canada Zinc Metals Corp. (TSX.V: CZX).
Mr. Ken MacDonald, P.Geo Has over 25 years experience in the minerals sector including consulting
Qualified Person & Advisor exploration geologist, UG mine geologist, senior project manager for a Canadian
engineering company and senior permitting official with the BC Government
Mines Branch. Currently VP Exploration at Canada Zinc Metals Corp. (TSX.V:
CZX).
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4. CORPORATE SUMMARY
Listed on:
TSX Venture Exchange MAU
Frankfurt Exchange OU7
OTCBB MXGRF
Working capital: $400,000
Issued and outstanding: 30,460,319
Options ($0.32 to $0.48) 2,462,500
Warrants ($0.50) 12,115,236
52 week low/high range: $0.08/$0.59
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5. PROPERTY & INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS
• Mexigold can acquire a 75-per-cent interest in the Durango properties (Catrina, Pedernal & Escondida) by issuing
Riverside Resources Inc. (TSX.V: RRI) total of 2.6 million Mexigold shares, making total cash payments of $500,000 &
incurring $4-million in exploration expenditures on the Durango properties within 36 months of the agreement
• Included in the exploration expenditure requirements is commitment to drill minimum of 3,000 metres on the Durango
properties within 12 months from the date of the agreement
• Riverside shareholders include Cliffs Natural Resources (7.5%), Kinross Gold (4%), Lundin Family (3%), Rick Rule
Family Trust (6.5%) & Sprott Asset Management
• Mexico is one of the world’s largest metal producers with world class silver-gold mining districts and is considered a
stable jurisdiction with favorable tax structures & mining regulations
• Properties developed by Riverside through an exploration alliance with Kinross Gold; over $2 Million spent over 2.5 years
& were top properties out of 220 generative areas evaluated
• Kinross Gold completed its acquisition of Red Back Mining valued at US$7.1 billion in September 2010 and dropped its
interest post-acquisition; which presented opportunity for Mexigold to acquire these properties
• Riverside has completed targeted geological mapping, soil geochemistry, IP and magnetometer surveys and shallow
excavator and bulldozer trenching programs on select high priority targets on Catrina & Pedernal
• Each of the properties have targets showing potential for open pit and shallow underground exploration & each property
to be drilled within the first year in a 6,500 m+ drill program
• Winter drilling programs at Catrina and Pedernal have been completed; additional 2012 work program to be announced
• Analyst coverage from local independent Mining Analyst Thomas Schuster
• Research analyst coverage from Bob Moriarty of 321Gold.com
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6. THREE PROPERTY PORTFOLIO
Properties
Catrina
Pedernal
Escondida
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7. THREE DRILL READY GOLD PROPERTIES
• Three strategic
gold/silver properties Durango Properties
located in the rich
producing Mesa Central
region of Mexico
• Focused groundwork
conducted by Riverside
geologists identified
multiple drill ready
targets
• IP survey & surface
drilling designed to test
first-pass targets has
been conducted on
Catrina & Pedernal with
encouragement for
deeper metallic
mineralization
• Escondida work program
for 2012 to be
announced
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8. CATRINA GOLD PROJECT
Property Details
• Over 14,000 hectares in central Mesa region,
located in the northern part of Durango state about
55 km west of the town of Mapimí
• Located within NE trending structural corridor
hosting former mines of Kilometre 66 &
Descubridora to the east & the Peñoles mine to the
west; other high potential projects in the area
• Six principal target zones identified by Riverside
through detailed soil & rock geochemistry & IP
• IP survey showed potential metallic mineralization
of substantial width at shallow depth
• Extensive shallow trenching & sampling completed
on three high priority target areas
• First phase 1,615m diamond drill program,
consisting of 6 holes, completed on La Dura and
Catrina zones in January 2012
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9. CATRINA GOLD PROJECT
Regional
Geological
Setting
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10. CATRINA GOLD PROJECT
Neighboring Mines and Explorers
Camino Rojo
Camino Rojo is situated about 50 kilometers southeast of Goldcorp's
Peñasquito mine. Camino Rojo's 3,389-square-kilometer land package
includes the Represa Deposit, which has reported measured and indicated
resources of more than 3.4 million gold ounces and more than 60.7 million
silver ounces.
The Platosa mine
The Platosa mine is a high-grade silver, lead and zinc deposit in Mexico
located 5km north-west of the town of Bermejillo in the state of Durango.
Platosa is a 24,065ha property owned by Excellon Resources. It has
been in production since 2005. The mine contains 0.57 mt of indicated
resources graded at 909g/t silver, 9.09% lead and 10.51% zinc. Inferred
resources at the mine have been estimated to be 0.16mt grading at 731g/t
silver and 7.44% lead and 7.57% zinc.
Ojuela Mine
The historic Ojuela Mine was discovered in 1598 by Spanish prospectors.
The village of Mapimi is located at the base of the mountain. Ojuela Mine
produced five to six million tonnes of ore grading in excess of 3.5 grams per
tonne Au, 475 grams per tonne Ag, 15% Pb, 10% Zn and 0.2% Cu. The
mine is also known for its fabulous and rare mineral specimens which have
attracted mineral collectors from all over the world. Recent years have seen
a great reduction in the once enormous production of mineral specimens.
After the Penoles mining company closed down operations, the mine was
leased to a local miners cooperative.
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11. CATRINA GOLD PROJECT
Catrina Aster Analysis
Aster Interp Target Area
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12. CATRINA GOLD PROJECT
Multi-element
anomalous soil
geochemistry
defines Au-rich
target zones
High priority
trench and drill
target area
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13. CATRINA GOLD PROJECT
High-Power Time-Domain Induced Polarization
• IP survey identified eight individual
responses that appear to form a
pair of arc shaped trends close to
or within the high resistivity zone
• Significant chargeability responses
appear at fairly shallow depth
• Demonstrate high potential for
metallic mineralization over a
substantial width (about 200
meters wide)
• Similar size and chargeability
results as Canplats Camino Rojo
discovery
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14. CATRINA GOLD PROJECT
High Priority Drill Ready Targets
• Abundant indications of mineralization & surrounded by
mining and mineral properties in Durango’s extremely
well endowed silver-gold belt
• Most surface alteration is oxidation similar to that found
around the Camino Rojo district
• Au defined by strong As, Pb, Sb, and Hg trace elements
• Potential to host large, bulk-tonnage, disseminated gold
deposit similar to Camino Rojo
A A’
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15. CATRINA GOLD PROJECT
Brecciated quartzite with
hematite / goethite matrix
Silica-alunite alteration in shallow trench
at Catrina zone
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16. CATRINA GOLD PROJECT
Drill core at Mapimi core
logging facility
Phase One 1,615m drill
program completed
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17. CATRINA GOLD PROJECT
• Au-Ag & base metal mineralization in close association
with andesite & granodiorite dykes intruding Caracol
Formation (same host as Camino Rojo)
• Six target areas identified from coincident anomalous
soil geochemistry, IP-Resistivity & ground mag. Surveys
• The Catrina-La Dura target is a 1,400m x 500m zone
characterized by silica-alunite alteration closely
associated with NW trending andesitic & granodiorite
• Catrina-La Dura shows anomalous Au values in soils
with anomalous As-Sb-Pb
• 904 samples collected from 2,300m of trenching over
Catrina & La Dura targets; additional soil sampling
further refined targets
• Drill program targeted Catrina-La Dura zone with
1,615m 6-hole program completed in 2012
• No significant gold or silver values intersected but
important indicator elements such as As & Hg indicate
drilling did encounter the upper levels of epithermal
system over drilled lengths between 20 & 96 metres;
often associated with intense hematite-healed breccia
zones; mineralization appears to be strengthening with
depth at the Catrina-La Dura target
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18. PEDERNAL GOLD PROJECT
Property Details
• Over 24,000 hectares in central Mesa region; 60 km north of the
town of Rodeo with highway access
• Four principal target zones identified by first phase exploration
• Up to 3.5 km of strike length in individual quartz veins
• Up to 12 km of total vein strike lengths
• Up to 6 m of true thickness of individual veins at surface with
contiguous zones showing up to 30 m in thickness in vein clusters
• Extensive network of silica veining associated with breccia zones
indicates potential for epithermal/porphyry style mineralization
• Recent diamond drilling intersected the upper part of a gold-bearing
epithermal vein system
• 1,549m in 7 holes tested three veins of the more than eight vein
zones so far identified on the property
Silica Veins
• Drill holes were targeted to test favorable surface rock-chip & trench
gold assays on three outcropping mineralized quartz vein zones, the
Tablones (four holes), Milpa (two holes), & the Ranchito (one hole)
vein systems
• Drilling has demonstrated favorable indications for both vein and
potentially larger bulk tonnage mineralization styles
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19. PEDERNAL GOLD PROJECT
Neighboring Mines and Explorers
Las Minitas
Southern Silver Exploration Corp. ( TSXV:SSV) The Cerro Las Minitas
Property, comprising 17 concessions and totaling 10,980 hectares, lies
within heart of the Faja de Plata (Belt of Silver) of north central Mexico.
The belt is one of the most significant silver producing regions in the
world, with current reserves/resources and historic production in excess
of 3 billion ounces of silver. Little modern exploration has been
conducted at the Cerro Las Minitas project with significant exploration
potential for Skarn and Carbonate Replacement (CRD) deposits, as well as
for silver-rich veins over the largely gravel covered 25km strike length of
the property. The geology of the property is similar to that of major
Mexican Carbonate Replacement Deposits (CRDs) such as Santa Eulalia
(45Mt of 310g/t Ag, 7.1% Zn and 8.2% Pb) and Skarn deposits such as
San Martin (60Mt of 118g/t Ag, 0.9% Cu and 3.9% Zn) and represents an
exciting new exploration opportunity in one of the world’s most prolific
mineral districts.
Pitarrilla
Silver Standard Resources Inc. (TSX: SSO)(NASDAQ: SSRI) recently
announced that project resources have again increased at its wholly-
owned Pitarrilla silver project located in the state of Durango, Mexico.
The increased resource is now comprised of measured and indicated
silver resources totaling 383.1 million ounces, an increase of 32.7 million
ounces, and inferred silver resources of 193.2 million ounces. All of the
silver resource increase is in the Breccia Ridge Zone where infill drilling
has been the priority.
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20. PEDERNAL GOLD PROJECT
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21. PEDERNAL GOLD PROJECT
Upper System Fresnillo Style Potential Mineralization
P P’ P’
P
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22. PEDERNAL GOLD PROJECT
• Silica exhibits epithermal vein
textures indicative of boiling
& fluid flow
• Epithermal style zones of
brecciation, silicification,
overlapping composite &
extensional veining
• Textural indications are
significant mineralized system
could be present at depth in
order of 200m
• Surface trenching returned
assays up to 1.4 g/t Au
• Winter drill program of
1,550m, consisting of 7 holes,
complete
Multi-phase veining within Papalote structure
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23. PEDERNAL GOLD PROJECT
766 meters of
Tablones Vein
trenching
on Tablones
Vein
600 metres of
strike length at
~ 100 m
spacing
Sample assays
up to 1.4 g/t Au
3.4 metres @ 15.9 metres @
0.65 g/t Au 0.18 g/t Au
(including 1.7m (including 3.1m of
of 1.2 g/t Au) 0.53 g/t Au)
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24. PEDERNAL GOLD PROJECT
• Clear from geometry,
textures, fluid-inclusion
temperatures, & geochemistry
of the veins sampled at
Pedernal that the drill holes
intersected upper levels of a
low-sulfidation epithermal
system
• Drilling demonstrated down-
dip continuity of 300 m from
surface in the Tablones zone
(holes PD-12-01, 3, 4) and
along-strike continuity at
depth of 250 m in the Milpa
zone (holes PD-12-06, 7)
• Best assay results are from
the Ranchito & Milpa zones,
including up to 0.38 g/t w/
anomalous pathfinder
elements such as Ag, As, Hg,
Sb, Mo and Zn
Multi-phase veining within Milpa structure
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25. ESCONDIDA GOLD PROJECT
Property Details
• Over 37,000 hectares in central Mesa region
• Surrounded by mining & mineral properties in
northern Zacatecas
• Situated within a long NW trending structural
corridor hosting mines such as Castillo, San
Sebastian and Miguel Auza
• Immediately north of Silver Standard’s Valenciana
district and south of Penole’s San Jose de Reyes
• Close association with silica/alunite alteration, FeOx
alteration/mineralization, along abundant fracture
sets
• IP survey conducted showing good chargeability
response in conjunction with anomalous float
sampling values
• Data under review with preliminary exploration
program planned for late Summer 2012
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26. ESCONDIDA GOLD PROJECT
Neighboring Mines and Explorers
Miguel Auza
Excellon Resources Inc. Miguel Auza property encompasses 41,498 ha
(102,540 acres) and lies on the eastern flank of the Fresnillo Mexican
Silver Trend some 150-200 km north of Fresnillo and Zacatecas City, both
of which areas have and continue to be the source of a large percentage
of Mexican silver, lead and zinc production. The property covers
numerous high- and low-sulphide epithermal veins carrying Ag, (Au), Pb,
and Zn. The property has been the site of a large amount of historic
mining since the time of the Spaniards and as recently as 2008 when SEG
(through its Mexican subsidiary) carried out mining and milling on the
Calvario Vein system.
Valenciana
The mines that made Guanajuato rich are located both inside and just
outside of the city proper. A number of these mines gave rise to small
communities with their own churches and today, these still exist with
other institutions such as museums. La Valenciana mine, located on the
northern edge of the city. The mine began operation in 1774. From then
until the early 19th century it was one of the most productive silver mines
in the world, accounting for 2/3 of the world’s production at its peak. It
produced 80% of all silver mined in the state of Guanajuato, and one-
sixth of all Mexico. For over 250 years, it produced about 30% of the
world’s silver. The mine continues operation today. Production is much
diminished, but one ton of rock is still extracted every six minutes. The
largest shaft descends for 450 meters and about 10,000 miners have
worked it over its history.
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27. ESCONDIDA GOLD PROJECT
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28. ESCONDIDA GOLD PROJECT
Drill Target Proposal
• Large target zone 2.1 km by 1.3 km has
been identified
• Open to both East and West
• IP survey identified nine responses that
compose the bulk of the drill target
• A 10 hole, 2,500m drilling program
proposed to test the geology, geochemistry,
and geophysics targets
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29. ESCONDIDA GOLD PROJECT
High-Power Time-Domain Induced Polarization
• Nine individual responses that are now a drill
target and define two individual mineralized units
• East-west striking trends that follow the structural
controls of the property
• IP anomaly corresponds with magnetic highs and
encouraging geochemistry results
• Shallow cover target awaiting drill testing
Target
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30. ESCONDIDA GOLD PROJECT
Small old working on argillic-altered porphyritic dacite
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