Lucky Minerals is a Canadian based mineral exploration company with its primary focus on the Vianey Mine Project. The Vianey Mine is situated within the prolific Guerrero Gold Belt in Guerrero State, Mexico, and approximately 250 km south of Mexico City. The project covers 5,022 hectares in two concessions; the Vianey Mine and the El Jabali. The concessions are 44 & 4,978 Ha in size, respectively. The Vianey Mine was put into production in 1974 by Compania Minera de Chilpancingo S.A. and was in operation on a smallscale until 1996.

1. TSX.V: LJ
January 2013

2. All data, including resource estimates and the drill results tabulated, are
historical and were prepared before the introduction of National Instrument
43-101 – Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects (“NI 43-101”).
They may not be relied upon until they are confirmed using methods and
standards that comply with those required by NI 43-101. Investors are cautioned
that a qualified person has not completed sucient work to classify the
historical estimates as a current mineral resource. Neither the Company nor its
personnel treat this data as a current mineral resource as defined under NI
43-101, nor do they rely upon them for evaluation purposes. However, this data
was used to guide exploration as the Company develops data to support a
current mineral resource estimate in accordance with the requirements of NI
43-101.
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3. CORPORATE
Lucky Minerals Inc.
Cautionary Statement
200 – 8338 120th Street
Surrey BC V3W 3N4
TSX Venture
Symbol: LJ
Shares Issued and Outstanding: 40,900,053
Warrants: -
Options: 900,000 @ $0.58
Telephone: 604-443-5060
Email: info@luckyminerals.com
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4. PROJECTS
Cautionary Statement
Vianey Mine, Guerrero Gold Belt, Mexico –
An opportunity to bring a proven silver-lead-zinc mine
back into production
El Jabali, Guerrero Gold Belt, Mexico –
Large land holding with close proximity to Goldcorp’s
Los Filos Mine and Torex Gold’s El Limon Mine.
Parnes Lake Gold Project, Ontario Canada –
Close proximity to Treasury Metals Goliath Gold
deposit.
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5. VIANEY MINE AND EL JABALI
The Vianey Mine and El
Jabali project is in the
prolific Guerrero Gold
Belt in Guerrero state
Mexico
The Guerrero Belt is an
emerging gold region
with over 16 million
ounces of reported gold
resources
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6. VIANEY MINE AND EL JABALI
The “Vianey Mine” is 44 Ha
in size and is situated in the
eastern portion of the Torex
Gold Resources Inc.
concession in the Guerrero
Gold Belt .
The “El Jabali”, concession
is 4978 Ha and adjoins
Torex Gold Resources Inc. to
the eastern end of their
claim block
Gold Deposits in this Region
El Limon Mine (Torex): 3.9 Moz Au
Los Filos Mine (Goldcorp): 9.3 Moz Au
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7. VIANEY MINE AND EL JABALI
Torex Gold’s El Limon Vianey Mine El Jabali Claim
Gold deposits in the Guerrero
Gold Belt are hosted by skarn
complexes and vertically-
extensive hydrothermal vein
systems, associated with
granodiorite porphyry intrusions.
Torex Gold Resources’ El Limon
skarn-hosted gold deposit is
located 15km northwest of El
Jabali.
Goldcorp’s Los Filos Mine, which
contains 11 Moz of skarn-hosted
gold, is located less than 10km
southwest of the El Jabali.
The Vianey Mine has
encountered skarn at the 75m
mine level.
Lucky Mineral’s “El Jabali” 4978 Goldcorp’s Los Filos
Ha concession hosts multiple
skarn intrusions.
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8. VIANEY MINE
• Past calculations provide a total
in all categories of 345,020
metric tonnes grading 2.13%
lead, 3.66% zinc and 269 grams
of silver per tonne down to the
75m level of development.
Underground drilling has
confirmed continued
mineralization to the 150m level
and is open to depth.
• Mineralization includes veins,
breccias, lens and mantos of
silver as well as poly-metallic
(Pb-Zn) mineralization with local
concentrations of gold and
copper
*
throughout
presenta4on,
represents
historical
values
on
which
Lucky
Minerals
does
not
rely.
Un4l
these
values
are
confirmed
using
standard
Canada
NI43-­‐101
methods,
they
should
not
be
relied
upon
for
valua4on
purposes
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9. VIANEY MINE
Pictures depicting recent hoist installation in the mine
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10. PARNES LAKE GOLD PROJECT
The Parnes Lake Gold Project
located 16 km south of the town of
Sioux Lookout, Ontario and close
proximity to Treasury Metals Goliath
Gold deposit. The property consists
of 13 unpatented mining claims
comprising 139 units totalling 2229
hectares.
The Company has received a report
from Clark Exploration Consulting of
Thunder Bay, Ontario. The report
recommends a detailed prospecting
program for the property. The
program will focus on taking as
many samples as possible working
outward from the area of previous
work that Empire Gold Mines Ltd and
Paymaster Cons Mines reported low
but encouraging gold values. Gold is
the primary target with a focus on
quartz veins, shearing and alteration.
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11. DIRECTORS
Navchand Jagpal Mr. Navchand Jagpal has been President of Lucky Minerals Inc. since July
President & CEO 2006 and serves as its Chief Executive Ocer. since October 2009. He
served as the Chief Executive Ocer and President of Grand Peak Capital
Director Corp. (formerly, Black Mountain Capital Corporation) from July 2006 to April
2010. Mr. Jagpal has over 15 years of accounting and management
experience with publicly listed companies.
Robert Bryce Robert C. Bryce, P.Eng., MBA is a graduate of the University of Toronto (B.Sc.
Director Mining Engineering 1960) and of Western University (MBA 1964) who has
almost 50 years of practical and executive mining experience at all levels.
From 1975 to 1990, he led the Selbaie project from an advanced exploration
project through feasibility to a 7,500 tpd producing mine. The Selbaie mine
was Quebec's largest base metal producer for a quarter century. From 1990
to 1994, Mr. Bryce was VP Mining for Aur Resources where he led a $280M
development and start-up of the 4,000 tpd Louvicourt Cu-Zn-Ag-Au mine
near Val-d'Or, Quebec. Mr. Bryce founded Abitex Resources in 1996 and
presided over the company until early 2007. He is a director of several listed
junior resource companies and a technical advisor to others.
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12. DIRECTORS
Sonny Janda Sonny Janda has been Chief Executive Ocer and President of Grand Peak
Capital Corp. since April 2010. He also holds notable board positions on
Director Lucky Minerals Inc., Desert Gold Ventures Inc. and Maxtech Ventures Inc.
Branching o, Mr. Janda also currently serves as Property Manager of the
Janda Group developing high profile real estate assets north america wide. His
work ranges from Operational to Financial Management of Commercial and
Residential Assets and as well as Business Developer for future investments.
He holds a Bachelors Degree in Economics from Simon Fraser University.
GEOLOGIST
Phil Van Angren A registered Professional Geologist with APEGA, has been retained as a
geological consultant to the Company for the Vianey Mine project. Mr. van
Project Geologist
Angeren has over 30 years of experience in the precious and base metal
exploration industry and has extensive consulting experience with junior,
mid-tier and major mining companies worldwide. Mr. van Angeren
specializes in the management of resources-related projects. His expertise
includes the design, implementation, supervision and analysis of programs
ranging from grassroots exploration through to advanced deposit
delineation.
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13. PRIVATE PLACEMENT
Cautionary Statement
1,000,000 shares @ $0.50
Full warrant @ $0.75 for 1 year
Warrants exercised if shares trade above $1.00 for 10
consecutive trading days
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14. USE OF PROCEEDS
Phase I Vianey Mine El Jabali
$500,000 - 1,300m of drilling below 75 meter - Identify existing geological maps
level - Geophysical/geochemical surveys
- Complete NI 43-101 compliant
resource estimate
- Engineering study for pilot mining
operation
Vianey Mine El Jabali
Phase II - 2,500 in-fill drilling program - Geophysical survey
$1,250,000 - Commence bulk sampling - Surface mapping/prospecting
- Initiate feasibility study - Detailed mapping/soil sampling
- 800m preliminary drilling
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15. All data, including resource estimates and the drill results tabulated, are
historical and were prepared before the introduction of National Instrument
43-101 – Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects (“NI 43-101”).
They may not be relied upon until they are confirmed using methods and
standards that comply with those required by NI 43-101. Investors are cautioned
that a qualified person has not completed sucient work to classify the
historical estimates as a current mineral resource. Neither the Company nor its
personnel treat this data as a current mineral resource as defined under NI
43-101, nor do they rely upon them for evaluation purposes. However, this data
was used to guide exploration as the Company develops data to support a
current mineral resource estimate in accordance with the requirements of NI
43-101.
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