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statements are statements that relate to future, not past events. In this context, forward-looking
statements often address a company's expected future business and financial performance, and often
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that an action or event "may", "might", "could", "should", or "will" be taken or occur,
or other similar expressions. By their nature, forward-looking statements involve known and unknown
risks, uncertainties and other factors which may cause our actual results, performance
or achievements, or other future events, to be materially different from any future results,
performance or achievements expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements. Such factors
include, among others, the following risks: the risks associated with outstanding litigation, if any; risks
associated with project development; the need for additional financing; operational risks associated
with mining and mineral processing; fluctuations in gold and other commodity prices; title matters;
environmental liability claims and insurance; reliance on key personnel; the potential for conflicts of
interest among certain officers, directors or promoters with certain other projects; the absence of
dividends; competition; dilution; the volatility of our common share price and volume; and tax
consequences to U.S. Shareholders. Forward-looking statements are made based on management's
beliefs, estimates and opinions on the date that statements are made
and the Company undertakes no obligation to update forward-looking statements if these beliefs,
estimates and opinions or other circumstances should change. Investors are cautioned
against attributing undue certainty to forward-looking statements.
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• Management and Technical team with proven success with the development
of precious metal projects in North America
• Highly prospective mineral properties in Idaho with considerable
grade potential
– Baner Project
• Prof. Wagner Report (1946) : Reports on over 390 underground channel samples from
nine Baner Mine Tunnels
• Baner Mine produced from 1939 to 1940: 60 tons of High Grade Material yielding 54.6
ounces of gold and 144.2 ounces of silver
– Champagne Project
• Property contains ~10 km2 of prospective exploration “Midas” type deposit
• Historical resource of 2.3M* tons of 1.2 g/t AuEQ to be used as exploration thesis
– Idaho Cobalt Properties (Acquired from American Cobalt)
• 822 claims over four project areas
• In close proximity to eCobalt and US Cobalt (Merging with First Cobalt)
• Close proximity to infrastructure-roads, power, fully functioning towns
• Seed Round Financing of up to US$2.5 million; Go Public H2 2018
*non 43-101 resource estimate compliant
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Management and Technical Team
with Proven Success
Bruce Reid Chairman
Former Chairman and CEO of Carlisle Goldfields Limited; Founding Shareholder of US Silver
Jonathan Buick President and CEO
Managing Director of Harp Capital Corp. and Buick Group Corp. Has successfully raised +$400 million
over his career
Paul Fornazzari Director
Partner – Corporate, Securities and M&A. Global Mining Group Head of Latin America at Fasken
Martineau DuMoulin LLP
Don Sheldon Director
Partner –Corporate, Securities Lawyer at Dickenson Wright LLP
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The Baner Project
• Properties wholly owned with no NSRs
• 62 Claims totaling 518 Hectares of land
surrounding both the Baner and Champion
Claims was staked November 2016
• 136 Claims totaling 1,100 Hectares of land
expanding the Baner and Champion claims in
all directions November 2017
• The Baner Property has been optioned by
Idaho Champion Resources to explore and
develop , initial payment of US$300,000
made November 2016 with final payment of
US$250,000 paid October 31, 2017. Earning
100% of the property with no NSRs
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Dr. Wagner Report: 1946
• Professor Ed Wagner-Dean Dept. of Geology, University of Idaho
• Dr. Wagner was engaged in 1940 by the owner of the Baner Property to assess
the potential of the Property
• He published his report in 1946 after finishing a significant sampling program
from the underground workings mined during the 1920’s.
• 46 samples taken from exposed Quartz veins averaged 22.8 grams/Ton*
• These grades mirror the grades anecdotally reported from the 1920s mining
• 364 Channel samples were taken every 5 ft (completed in 1945-6) from the wall
of all 9 production tunnels from the 1920 workings.
• These samples were assayed at the Bunker Hill Smelter, a recognized and
certified Lab
• The average grade was reported as approximately 1.9 grams/ton.*
• Professor Wagner estimated 75 million Tons bounded by the area he sampled*
The historical estimate pre-dates NI 43-101 as no category of resource was stated. A qualified person has not done sufficient work to classify the historical
estimate as current mineral resources. Confirmatory drilling, assay analysis and computation by a Qualified Person (within the meaning of NI 43-101) would
be required to determine and categorize the mineral resources. The Company is not treating the historical estimate as current mineral resources.
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Idaho County, Idaho: a Gold History
The Baner Project
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• Baner Property is located 10 km SW of Elk City,
Idaho
• Nearest supply center is Grangeville 83 km from Elk
city
• Full service town is 200 km from property.
• Baner Mine 1939 to 1940: Bunker Hill Smelter
reported 60 tons of material received yielding
54.6 ounces of gold and 144.2 ounces of silver
9. Idaho County, Idaho: a Gold History
The Baner Project
Approx. 6km South
Crooked Creek
• The Elk City area has had numerous
Alluvial gold deposits dredged from the
tributaries of the Clear Water River
between 1850’s and the late 1980’s
• The Crooked Creek just north of the
Baner Project yielded about
1.5 million alluvial ounces in 1905-06
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Baner Property: History
1897: Frank Baner stakes 11 unpatented
mining claims; mines gold in the 1920s
During the 1920's Baner and associates
drive 9 Tunnels into the "Baner Property"
and recovered material with an
estimated grade of 0.66 oz/T
1946: Ed Wagner authors report on
assays from Baner Mine – Infers a multi-
million oz Au resource*
2010 to 2012: Premium Exploration
conducts ground soil sampling, and runs
surface IP Geophysical survey
2016: Idaho Champion Gold Mines LLP
options claims from Prey Family; stakes
68 claims on trend and
submits drilling permit.
The historical estimate pre-dates NI 43-101 as no category of resource was stated. A qualified person has not done sufficient work to classify the historical estimate as current
mineral resources. Confirmatory drilling, assay analysis and computation by a Qualified Person (within the meaning of NI 43-101) would be required to determine and
categorize the mineral resources. The Company is not treating the historical estimate as current mineral resources.
There is a wide Aplite Dike structure running North-
South through the Baner Claims that was identified
by Wagner as the possible source of the Gold
Mineralization was later confirmed by Premium Exp.
with both Ground Sampling and Airbourne IP Survey
This Property was soil sampled in 2010 with a
surprisingly high grade zone running North-South
over the core of the property-see slide page 12
There was a Ground IP survey completed in 2011
showing the identical anomaly to the soil survey-See
slide page 11
There were 7 grab samples taken by ICGM in the fall
of 2016 confirming wide spread Gold Mineralization
11. Baner Project Area
• Purchased Baner claims October 2016
• Staked 62 claims surrounding Baner claims
November 2016
• Staked 136 claims in all directions
November 2017
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12. Baner Project: Sample Results Since October 2016
Sample Au g/t Ag g/t Comment
Adit 1 8.64 11.9 Quartzite
Adit 2 18.95 59.6
Quartz with
disseminated sulfides
Adit 3 3.50 89.6
Channel across 2’
structure
Adit 4 12.85 28.2 Quartzite & aplite
Adit 5 0.20 2.9
Outcrop –
aplite dike
Shaft 0.41 6.8 Quartz Vein breccia
Shaft 3.35 107 Quartz with pyrite
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Baner Access Road
BC Claim Outline 0 0.9 1.80.45 Kilometers
Idaho Champion Gold Mines
IP Response 1400 m level
November, 2017
1:20,000
14. The Baner Project – 2018 Drilling Plan
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Drill permit granted October 3, 2017
15. • Since acquiring the Baner Project - Management has staked 204 additional
claims in all direction around the project.
• Completed 62 samples across the project – Gold showings throughout
• Company has recently completed an IP program 3 lines over the bottom
portion of property package
• Drilling permit submitted November 2016 Granted October 2017
– Approved Q4 2017
– 5,000 meter drilling program to commence June 2018
• Active field program including sampling and mapping
Baner Property: Progress so far
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16. • ICGM staked the Champagne property in
February 2018
• Property was in production from 1990-93
( Heap Leach Gold Mine)
• Contains 10 Sq. Km of a semicircular zone of argillic and
sercitic alteration with numerous zones of silica-pyrite-barite
alternation associated with historical silver mines and alunite
associated with silicified zones.
– Plans to explore “Midas” type deposits – high grade gold/silver
epithermal systems
• Field work will commence in June 2018
• Property has historical resource* of 2.3 M tons of 1.2 g/t
AuEQ that was developed from over 100 drill holes (RC) and
1500 trench channel samples
Champagne Project
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18. Idaho Cobalt Properties
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• Properties are comprised of 822 mineral claims, which
amounts to approximately 16,975 acres (6,871 Hectares)
– DUP Claims- 201 claims - 6KM south of the Blackbird Mine
– SC Claims - 144 claims -3Kmm East of the town of Cobalt 1Km
north of Blackpine copper cobalt occurrence
– TP & Badger Claims - 377 Claims –located on the Twin Peaks
Copper Mine
– IP & GS Claims – 100 Claims-2Km north of the Ulysses Mine
• In close proximity to eCobalt and US Cobalt (Merging with
First Cobalt)
• Summer Program 2018 to include:
– Geologic mapping and sampling
– Application to drill will be submitted Q3 2018
– Review of historic data from previous project owners and
Idaho Geologic Survey
20. • Field work for 2017/18
– Run surface IP over southern end of BC claim group to confirm mineral trend
– Drill permit from USFS granted October 3, 2017
– Commence mapping and surface sampling on project area on-going
– Commence drill operation once permits received on Baner Project
• Initial drill program will be approximately 5,000 meters
2017/18 exploration Budget – Baner Project (US$)
Ground IP geophysics 185,000
Drilling 1,250,000
Geology 30,000
Assays 85,000
G&A 50,000
Total US$1,600,000
2018 Exploration Plan & Budget
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21. Private Placement of up to USD$2.5 million at USD$0.20 per common share
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Pro Forma Capital Structure
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Pre- Offering
Shares outstanding 18,000,000
Stock Option plan 0
Warrants 0
Fully Diluted 18,000,000
Current PP Offering at US $ 0.20 per Share
Common Shares 12,500,000
Warrants 0
Post Offering
Shares Outstanding 30,500,000
Cobalt Project Acquisition 4,000,000
Shell Vehicle 2,000,000
Fully Diluted 36,500,000
22. Champion Opportunity
*non 43-101 resource estimate compliant22
• Management and Technical team with proven success with the development
of precious metal projects in North America
• Highly prospective mineral properties in Idaho with considerable
grade potential
– Baner Project
• Prof. Wagner Report (1946) : Reports on over 390 underground channel samples from
nine Baner Mine Tunnels
• Baner Mine produced from 1939 to 1940: 60 tons of High Grade Material yielding 54.6
ounces of gold and 144.2 ounces of silver
– Champagne Project
• Property contains ~10 km2 of prospective exploration “Midas” type deposit
• Historical resource of 2.3M* tons of 1.2 g/t AuEQ to be used as exploration thesis
– Idaho Cobalt Properties (Acquired from American Cobalt)
• 822 claims over four project areas
• In close proximity to eCobalt and First Cobalt (US Cobalt Merger summer 2018)
• In close proximity to infrastructure-roads, power, fully functioning towns
• Seed Round Financing of up to US$2.5 million; Go Public H2 2018
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For more information, please contact
Jonathan Buick
416 569 7092 | jbuick@idahochamp.com
Bruce Reid
647 500 4495 br@bunkerhillmining.com