1. REVOLUTION RESOURCES
CORP.
CORPORATE PRESENTATION
“Advanced Exploration of Historic Belts in the US and Mexico”
OCTOBER 2010 MOCK-UP
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Q2 2012

2. Forward Looking Statements
Forward-Looking Statements: Some statements in this news release contain forward-looking
information or forward-looking statements for the purposes of applicable securities laws. These
statements include, among others, statements with respect to proposed exploration, development
and production activities and their timing, potential mineralization and the anticipated acquisition
of property interests. These statements address future events and conditions and, as such,
involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors, which may cause the actual
results, performance or achievements to be materially different from any future results,
performance or achievements expressed or implied by the statements. Such factors include,
among others, receipt of regulatory approvals, completion of anticipated transactions, the timing
and success of future exploration, development and production activities, exploration and
development risks, expenditure and financing requirements, title matters, third party consents,
operating hazards, metal prices, political and economic factors, competitive factors, general
economic conditions, relationships with vendors and strategic partners, governmental regulation
and supervision, seasonality, technological change, industry practices and one-time events. In
making the forward-looking statements, the Company has applied several material assumptions
including, but not limited to, the assumptions that: (1) the proposed exploration and development
of mineral projects will proceed as planned; (2) market fundamentals will result in sustained
metals and minerals prices and (3) any additional financing needed will be available on
reasonable terms. The Company expressly disclaims any intention or obligation to update or
revise any forward-looking statements whether as a result of new information, future events or
otherwise except as otherwise required by applicable securities legislation.
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3. Investment Highlights
• TSX:RV
• Two large district-scale property
portfolios
• Champion Hills, North Carolina
• Universo and La Bufa properties,
Mexico
• Capital resources on hand to advance
both property portfolios Champion Hills
• Directed by a management and Universo & La Bufa
technical team with previous take over
experience; most recently Underworld
Resources
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4. Technical Advisory
Management & Directors
Board
• Aaron Keay: President, CEO & Director • Robert McLeod, P.Geo
• Michael Williams: Chairman (Revolution Resources)
• Robert McLeod: Vice President of • Dr. Peter Megaw, PHD, CPG
Exploration & Director (MAG Silver)
• Georg Hochwimmer: Director • Darin Wagner, P.Geo
• Terry Bell: Director (Balmoral Resources)
• Jonathan Richards: CFO • Hugh Willson, MSc, P.Geo
(Capstone Mining)
• Pete Evans: Senior Project Geologist
• Joey Wilkins, BSc
• Katie Lucas: Senior Project Geologist
(Full Metal Minerals)
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6. About the Carolina Slate Belt
• Carolina gold rush pre-dates California gold rush
as first in United States
• Mined since early 1800’s, small production
through 1930’s
• Exploration and production by many senior gold
companies during 80’s & 90’s
– Ridgeway Mine 1.5Moz Au produced
(Kennecott)
– Haile Mine 4.2Moz Au resource estimate
(Romarco)
• Similar parallel systems and structural controls
to Carlin and Battle Mountain trends in Nevada
• Favourable jurisdiction, no exploration permits,
private landowners
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7. Slate Belt Deposits & Resources

8. Champion Hills Trend
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9. Comparable Geology to Haile Mine
Revolution’s Champion Hills Trend Romarco’s Haile Deposit
• Similar structural controls between Haile and Champion Hills
• Several million ounce potential deposits
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10. Champion Hills Gold Discovery
• Emerging gold district with
historical production
• Multiple mineralized zones
identified
• Drilled Jones-Keystone, Loflin, and
Jerico Hill during 2011
• Seven key properties across
+7,500 acres
• Near surface, bulk tonnage gold
mineralization
• Multiple potential deposits
throughout the district
• Drilled 21,904 meters in 2011
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11. Jones-Keystone & Loflin
JK11-17: 104.0m avg 1.27 g/t Au
Including 40.0m avg 2.33 g/t Au
LF10-17: 70.0m avg 1.10 g/t Au
LF10-18: 30.0m avg 2.59 g/t Au
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12. Jones-Keystone & Loflin
• Mine development in the 1930’s:
mostly limited to surface saprolite
zone
• Noranda owned from 1989-92:
mapping, soils, trenching, 23 drill
holes (3,000m) plus various surface
geophysics
• Work ceased due to low metal prices
• 4,730 meters, 27 holes completed at
Loflin by Revolution
• 10,440 meters, 48 holes completed at
Jones-Keystone by Revolution
• Approximately 2-3km along the same
trend
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13. 2010/2011 Exploration Results
Hole ID From (m) To (m) Interval (m) Grade
LF10-017 26.0 96.0 70.0 1.10 g/t Au
LF10-018 14.0 88.0 74.0 1.12 g/t Au
Including 36.0 66.0 30.0 2.59 g/t Au
Loflin
LF11-030 0.0 32.0 32.0 1.34 g/t Au
Including 25.9 32.0 6.10 4.13 g/t Au
LF11-031 0.0 29.0 29.0 1.05 g/t Au
JK10-06 184.0 238.0 57.0 1.56 g/t Au
Including 200.0 228.0 28.0 3.01 g/t Au
JK11-017 28.0 132.0 104.0 1.27 g/t Au
Including 64.0 104.0 40.0 2.33 g/t Au
Jones-Keystone JK11-026 104.0 130.0 26.0 0.96 g/t Au
JK11-027 120.0 144.0 24.0 0.84 g/t Au
JK11-028 140.0 152.0 12.0 0.94 g/t Au
JK11-036 45.0 61.7 15.2 1.36 g/t Au
JK11-048 103.5 138.0 34.5 1.11 g/t Au
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14. Jones-Keystone Geology &
Mineralization
Cross-section area
• Focused along NE trend with similar • High grade zones occur where multiple
trending syncline structures intersect
• Zones are open along both limbs and • Hosted in mafic flows and
down plunge volcanoclastics
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15. Jones-Keystone 3D Model
Elev (Z)
•3D view of main JK
zones, shown in gold.
•View looking down to the
SW through the deposit.
•Main zone folded along
Open NE-SW trending syncline,
with 15o plunge to SW.
Open
•Break in SW corner of
JK11-26 mineralization caused by
late NW trending offset
JK11-06
structures.
East (X) JK11-24
•Break in NE corner of the
mineralization is open
ground, to be drilled in
North (Y)
2012.
Open
JK11-17 •Zones are open in both
directions along strike,
and down plunge.
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16. Loflin Geology & Mineralization
Cross-section area
• Mineralization is focused along a NE • Zone widens where multiple structures
trend within the core of a similar intersect
trending syncline • Hosted mainly in volcanoclastics and
• Zone is open in both the NE and SW tuffs
direction
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17. Loflin 3D Model
•3D view of main Loflin
zone, shown in gold.
East Elev (Z)
•View is looking down to
(X)
LF10-17 & the southeast through the
LF10-18
deposit.
•Main zone is hosted within
Open Open the core of a NE-SW
trending syncline, with
a gentle plunge to the NE.
•Zone is open in both
directions along strike, and
down plunge.
North (Y)
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18. Jerico Hill
• Newly discovered occurrence of gold and
silver rich altered and veined sediments
• JH11-001: 22.5m avg 6.10 g/t Au, 258.7
g/t Ag including 7.93m avg 16.06g/t Au,
698.7 g/t Ag
• Approximately 8km from Jones-Keystone
and Loflin on trend
• No previous known history of exploration
or lode production
• Historically mined for alluvial gold
• Current interpretation is that the
mineralized zone has a subhorizontal
orientation
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19. Summary of Champion Hills
• Multiple discoveries made within first
season of exploration
• Expected resource in 2012 with a
target of one million ounces gold
• Significant land package with multiple
untested and unexplored targets
remaining
• Existing targets remain open for
expansion in all directions and
untested at depth
• Revolution continues to expand its
acreage package and advance
exploration initiatives
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21. Mexico Deposits and Resources
Palmarejo Mine
Coeur D’Alene
122.2 Moz Ag*
La Bufa
Penasquito Mine
Goldcorp
17.8 Moz Au*
Lluvia 882 Moz Ag* Camino Rojo
de Oro Goldcorp
4.0 Moz Au*
68.32 Moz Ag*
Montaña
de Oro
Universo
Alamo Dorado
Pan American Cerro San Pedro
1.69 Moz Au* New Gold
122.2 Moz Ag* 3.7 Moz Au*
129.8 Moz Ag*
*Resource and reserve estimates taken from
company websites as of April 2012
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22. Property Agreement Terms
• Option to acquire 100% of entire
property portfolio
• To acquire initial 60%, Revolution will:
– Issue 9.9% of I/OS to LSG
– Incur $35M by August, 2016
• At Revolution’s option, the Company
can acquire the remaining 40% for $20
per ounce of gold equivalent
• Revolution has a shotgun clause in the
agreement terms to acquire 100% prior
to expenditures of $35M on the
properties.
Calcanthite coating at Carmen Vein, La Bufa
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23. Introduction to Universo & La Bufa
Universo: New District Contiguous with Penasquito and Camino Rojo
• 350,000 hectares on trend with major mines
• 7 Recon-generated gold prospects
• Multiple drill ready targets, historic production
La Bufa: Multiple Vein Targets
• 1940’s historical production at Carmen Vein, 1Mt at 2.9 g/t Au, 2.5% Cu
• Recent sampling completed by Revolution reported:
– Newly identified Cazadores Prospect: 11.3% Cu and 2,170g/t Au
– San Fernando Prospect: 21.9g/t Au, 14.2g/t Ag, and 5.7% Cu
– Golondrina Vein: 10.4g/t Au, 10.1g/t Ag, and 2.35% Cu
– Carmen Vein: 3.8g/t Au, 0.97% Cu and 11.4g/t Ag
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24. Universo Property
Goldcorp reserves and resources cited as of December 31, 2010 as per Goldcorp’s corporate website.
New Gold reserves and resources cited as of December 31, 2011 as per New Gold’s corporate website. 24

25. Universo Targets
Navarro Target
Historic Drilling with 21.3m
of 11.7 g/t Au, 37 g/t Ag
including 1.5m of 121 g/t Au
La Perdida Target
Widespread jasperoid alteration
with up to 6.0g/t Au sampled Esquivel Mine
2,400 tonnes @ 13 g/t Au, 90 g/t Ag
Cinco Estrellas Mine
47,000 tonnes @ 16 g/t Au, 900 g/t Ag Chiqui Target
Resource Estimate (non-compliant)* Two sig gold samples:
7.76 g/t Au & 7.75g/t Au
Widespread +1.0 g/t Au
*Non-compliant resource estimate. A qualified person has not done sufficient work to classify the historical estimate as current mineral resources,
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26. Navarro Targets
• Small mine production: Esquivel: 2,400 tons of
13 g/t Au, 90g/t Ag
• Non-compliant resource estimate: Cinco
Estrellas: 47,000 tons @ 16g/t Au, 900g/t Ag
• Historic drilling encountered 1.5m of 121.0 g/t
Au within 21.3m of 11.7 g/t Au and 37 g/t Ag
starting at 126.5m, SE of Cinco Estrellas.
• Widespread anomalous Au and Ag, >0.1g/t
• Majority of targets hosted in carbonate rocks,
low angle thrust fault and high angle NNW to
EW trending fault controlled mineralization
• High-level low-sulfidation epithermal Au-Ag
characteristics throughout property along with
key trace elemental signatures such as Hg, Sb
and As.
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27. Navarro Targets
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28. Chiqui Target
• Circa1970’s-80’s underground mining
focused on antimony-gold
mineralization, <10,000 tons
• High grade Au+/-Ag detected in 1994
and recent sampling, six samples <2.12
g/t Au (high of 7.76 g/t Au) and twenty-
five samples >1.0 g/t Au
• Two significant samples with gold:
7.76g/t Au and 7.75g/t Au
• Anomalous gold over 200m strike length
and 40m width minimum dimensions
• Target never drilled, 100% owned
• High-level low-sulfidation epithermal Au-
Ag characteristics throughout property
with key trace elemental signatures such
as Hg, Sb and As
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29. Universo
Summary
• Multiple targets trending with
Penasquito, Camino Rojo, Charcas,
and Cerro San Pedro
• One of the largest under-explored land
Cinco Estrellas
packages available in Mexico
• Previous high-grade production in
multiple areas; typical of private family
production in Mexico
• Initial drill results from Phase 1
program expected in Q2 2012
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30. La Bufa
*Resource and reserve estimates taken from
company websites as of April 2012 30

31. La Bufa Overview
• 1940’s production: 1Mt at 2.9 g/t Au and
2.5% Cu from Carmen vein system
• Along prominent ENE trend of significant
mineral deposits such as Batopilas (MAG
Silver), El Sauzal (Goldcorp), Alamo
Dorado (Pan American)
• Older territory volcanics – same host
rock as Batopilas (300Moz Ag resource) Copper sulphates underground
Carmen Mine
• Additional sub-parallel precious and base
metal veins with similar grades and
unexplored by modern techniques
• Recent surface work by Revolution,
some limited surface work by Lake
Shore, never drilled
Golondrina Mine
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32. La Bufa Zones
Sample # Prospect Au g/t Ag g/t Cu%
1018994 San Fernando 21.9 14.2 5.7
1018995 Golondrina 10.4 10.1 2.35
1018996 Carmen 6.14 8.2 7.02
1018997 Carmen 0.01 3.8 0.974
1018998 Carmen 0.01 11.4 3.44
1018999 Carmen 11.3 31.1 0.321
1019000 Carmen 9.16 8.0 4.48
1018701 Cazadores Vein 0.01 2,170 11.3
1018702 Caballero Azteca 4.51 4.6 0.075
Carmen Mine Cazadores Vein
1.5km strike, 3.0m width New Discovery
1Mt Past production High grade Cu - Au
Caballero Azteca Golondrina Vein
1.3km along strike, 1.0km strike
Width up to 2.5m; Drill-ready Width up to 3.0m
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33. Capital Snapshot
Completed IPO Q2 2010
Issued & Outstanding: 89,740,790 Working Capital: $7,000,000
Options 5,655,000 Management Ownership: Approx. 14%
Warrants: 15,086,575 Institutional Ownership: Approx. 65%
Fully Diluted: 110,482,365 Average Daily Volume (3 months): ~150,000
*Cash position and share structure reflective of Analyst Coverage
April 3rd, 2012 closing Don Blyth (416) 360-3461 | Paradigm Capital, Toronto, ON, Canada
Joe Mazumdar (604) 697-7100 | Haywood Securities, Vancouver, BC, Canada
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34. Why Revolution Resources
• High-quality gold discovery in politically stable jurisdiction,
targeting a 1Moz initial gold resource this year
• Significant acquisition in two major gold-silver trends in Mexico,
with drill results coming
• Year round exploration in multiple regions of the world
• Capital resources to execute on the Company’s exploration plans
for 2012
• Strong institutional and major/mid-tier producer ownership
• Complimentary management team and board with multiple
discoveries and company acquisitions in the group
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35. Corporate Contact Investor Relations
Aaron Keay Dylan Berg
President, CEO & Director Manager, Investor Relations
aaron@revolutionrc.com dylan@revolutionrc.com
Office: +1 (604) 678-4024 Office: +1 (604) 681-5672
Mobile: +1 (604) 323-6911 Mobile: +1 (604) 616-1182
Revolution Resources Corp.
Suite 1500, 409 Granville Street
Vancouver, BC V6G 1J1 Canada
Office: +1 (604) 678-5672
Toll Free: +1 (888) 681-5672
Fax: +1 (604) 484-7155
www.revolutionresourcescorp.com
Revolution is also listed in the US, OTCQX: RVRCF
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36. REVOLUTION RESOURCES
CORP.
CORPORATE PRESENTATION
OCTOBER 2010 MOCK-UP
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Q2 2012

37. APPENDIX
Director Biographies
Advisor Biographies
Company History
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38. Board of Directors
Aaron Keay Robert McLeod
President, CEO & Director VP Exploration & Director
• Raised approx $250M over the past six years • Current CEO and VP Exploration of Full Metal
in public sector and was director of Underworld where he
• Was founder, director and President of outlined a resource estimate of over 1Moz
Minaurum Gold, director of Terrace Energy, gold
and founder of UNX Energy • Over 12 years experience in mining and
Michael Williams mineral exploration
Chairman • Part of Miramar’s Naartok discovery at Hope
• President of Full Metal Minerals, director of Bay, as well as expanding their Boston and
Underworld Resources which was acquired by Doris deposits
Kinross in 2010 for $140M
• Extensive retail and institutional network Terry Bell
throughout North America and Europe Director
• Over 15 years experience communications and • Geologist with 15 years experience as a
investor relations in natural resource sector mining analyst and investment fund manager
Georg Hochwimmer • Founded Global Prospector Fund at Salida
Director Capital
• Provided corporate finance and advisory • Salida grew to be one of the largest mining
services to mining and metals sector for the hedge funds in Canada with over US $1Bn
past 10 years under management
• Extensive retail and institutional network
throughout Europe
• Based in Munich where he received his PhD in
Chemistry
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39. Advisors & Executive Team
Robert McLeod, P.Geo Darin Wagner, P.Geo
Advisor, Revolution Resources Advisor, Balmoral Resources
• Highly technical, creative and innovative exploration • 20 years of exploration and corporate development
geologist experience
• Over 17 years of post-graduate experience in mining • Served as a President, CEO, Director and QP for West
and mineral exploration Timmins Mining through the discovery of the high-grade
Dr. Peter Megaw, PhD, CPG Thunder Creek Gold Zone in Timmins, ON
Advisor, MAG Silver Hugh Willson, M.Sc, P.Geo
• Dr. Megaw has been working as a geologist in Mexico Advisor, Capstone Mining
for 30 years and is credited with significant discoveries • Worked in mineral exploration and development
at Mag Silver's Juanicipio-Fresnillo, Zacatecas, throughout the Americas for 35 years
Platosa, Durango; and Cinco de Mayo, Chihuahua • As VP Exploration for Capstone, he developed and
Joey Wilkins, M.Sc managed the exploration program that resulted in the
Advisor, Full Metal Minerals discovery of the footwall zone at Cozamin
• Over 26 years experience in mineral exploration Pete Evans, CPG
throughout the Americas Senior Project Geologist, Revolution Resources
• 6 years in Mexico with Minera Kennecott as a project • Over 40 years experience in base and precious metal
geologist with particular emphasis on porphyry Cu-Mo- exploration, development and mine operations
Au style deposits that includes the Concepcion Del Oro • Directed the exploration and evaluation of the 2 million
District (Penasquito) in Zacatecas ounce Ridgeway gold deposits in South Carolina
Jonathan Richards Katie Lucas, P.Geo
CFO, Revolution Resources Senior Project Geologist, Revolution Resources
• Significant accounting experience working with mineral • During her three year tenure with Premier Gold Mines, Ms.
exploration and development companies in Canada Lucas defined 3.6 million ounces of gold on the hardrock
and throughout the world property
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40. Company History
Operations:
• November 2010 – commence drilling at Champion Hills in the Carolina Slate Belt, North Carolina
• January 2011 – Discovery made at Loflin target, LF10-18: 30.0 meters averaging 2.59 g/t Au
• January 2011 – Second zone discovered at Jones-Keystone, JK10-06 encountered 28.0 meters averaging
3.01 g/t Au within an interval of 54.0 meters averaging 1.56 g/t Au
• March 2011 – Land package expands from original 1,400 acres to 5,000 acres
• March 2011 – Land package expands to +7,500 acres
• April 2011 – Jones-Keystone discovery is expanded, JK11-17 encountered 104.0 meters averaging 1.27 g/t
Au with a higher grade interval of 40.0 meters averaging 2.33 g/t Au
• June 2011 – New zone discovered with second drill rig at Jerico Hill, JH11-01 intersected 22.53 meters
averaging 6.10 g/t Au and 258.65g/t Ag, including 7.93 meters averaging 16.06 g/t Au and 698.66 g/t Ag
• Oct 2011 – Mag survey completed at Jones-Keystone and Loflin
• Nov 2011 – Commence drilling at Universo property in Mexico with three drill rigs
Corporate:
• April 2009 – Toronto Stock Exchange listing, $9M IPO
• May 2010 – Mr. Aaron Keay appointed CEO
• July 2010 – Mr. Georg Hochwimmer appointed to board of directors
• Feb 2011 – Closed $9M private placement at 60 cents, Haywood Securities primary agent
• Apr 2011 – Paradigm Capital initiates coverage
• July 2011 – Revolution lists on OTCQX under the ticker RVRCF
• Sept 2011 – Option acquired on Mexican portfolio of Lake Shore Gold
• Oct 2011 – Closed $4.5M private placement at 50 cents, Kinross Gold subscribing for $3M and 9.5% of the
company
• Oct 2011 – Technical advisory board formed
• Jan 2012 – Mr. Terry Bell appointed to board of directors
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