The document provides an overview of a company's operations focused on precious metal exploration in North America, particularly in British Columbia and Nevada, outlining the risks associated with forward-looking statements related to market volatility and regulatory changes. It highlights the company's various properties, including the Frasergold project, and its planned exploration activities, as well as financing strategies and management team's expertise. The presentation emphasizes the potential for significant resource expansion and the ongoing commitment to maximizing shareholder value.

1. September 2012

2. Cautionary Statement
Statements contained in this presentation which are not historical facts are forward-
looking statements that involve risks, uncertainties and other factors that could cause
actual results to differ materially from those expressed or implied by such forward-looking
statements. Such factors include among others: volatility and sensitivity to market prices
for gold, silver and copper, competition, the impact of changes in foreign currency
exchange rates, environmental risks, political risk, changes in government regulations and
policies including trade laws and policies, demand for gold, silver and copper, replacement
of production, receipt of permits and approvals from government authorities as well as
other operating and development risks.
Forward‐looking statements involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other
factors which may cause the actual results, performance or achievements of the Company
and/or its current and proposed subsidiaries to be materially different from any future
results, performance or achievements expressed or implied by the forward‐looking
statements. Forward‐looking statements contained herein are made as of the date of this
Presentation and the Company disclaims any obligation to update any forward‐looking
statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or results or otherwise.
Accordingly, readers should not place undue reliance on forward‐looking statements due
to the inherent uncertainty therein. In addition, investors are cautioned that this
presentation may contain information about mineral properties adjacent to or near the
Company’s properties and in which the Company has no right or interest. Mineral deposits
on such adjacent or near properties are not indicative of the mineral deposits, if any, which
may be found on the Company’s properties. Mineral resources that are not mineral
reserves do not have demonstrated economic viability.
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3. Company Overview
• Focused on precious metal exploration in North America.
Specific emphasis in British Columbia and Nevada
• First rate, experienced geological team with the expertise
to develop modern bulk tonnage – low grade open pit
deposits
• Focused on developing properties to their optimum
potential in order to maximize shareholder value
• Grassroots to advanced stage resource bearing project mix
to mitigate risk profile for investors
• Significant Frasergold historical resource with huge upside
potential
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4. Summary
British Columbia Nevada
• Frasergold Property • Mustang
• Rand Properties • Morningstar
• Newly invigorated Company
• Planning 2013 exploration at Frasergold (drilling permits
granted)
• Option Agreement for Frasergold re-negotiated – no expenditure
required until 2013
• Drilling permits issued for Nevada properties
• Mustang Second Phase
• Morningstar
• Joint Venture for Rand Properties signed with Goldfields
• Continually reviewing new asset opportunities
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5. Financing Plan
November 2012 to August2013
Frasergold $800,000
Working Capital $400,000
Nevada Properties 50,000
Total $1,250,000
• 68% of funds into exploration and project development
• $0.05 hard $ / $0.06 flow through plus ½ warrant on hard $ at $0.10
• 7% commission / 7% non-assignable warrants (exercisable at $0.15)
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6. Corporate Information
TSX-V Listing TLR
Shares Outstanding 55,909,061
Options 2,465,000
Warrants 3,265,000
Fully Diluted 61,639,061
Resinco 29.90%
Officers & Directors 5.63%
As at September 21, 2012
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7. Board and Management
Directors
John Icke, Executive Chairman
President & CEO TSX: RIN, Chairman TSX-V: TNO, CUE, Board Member TSX-V: WOF, LGM
Michael Hitch, P.Geo, P. Eng.
Michael Sweatman, CA
Board Member TSX: MGA, TSX-V: LGM, MGP, BBI, BWN, FYI, NEI
Hein Poulus, QC
Chairman TSX: RIN, TSX-V: FVR, Board Member TSX-V: TVC, TNO
Officers
John Icke, Interim President & CEO
Michael Hitch, Vice President Exploration
David McAdam, CFO
Christina Boddy, Corporate Secretary
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8. Technical Team
Dr. Michael Hitch, P.Geo, P.Eng – Director and VP Exploration
Dr. Hitch is a PhD-level geologist and mining engineer. He has spent the
past 25 years in the global mining industry in capacities including
exploration, investment banking, academia and research, and senior
management of both large multinational and small junior mining
companies. Michael’s particular expertise is surface mining development,
operations and bulk materials movement, with mines in localities such as
Indonesia, China, Southern Africa, Peru and Canada. Dr. Hitch is a
Qualified Person as that term is defined under NI 43-101.
Kristian Whitehead – Senior Geologist Frasergold
Having led Hawthorne Gold Corp’s exploration program at Frasergold in
2008, Kristian is uniquely qualified to lead the development of the
Frasergold deposit to it’s next stage. In addition to Hawthorne, he has
worked for Stratagold, Hi Ho Silver Resources, Copper Creek Gold Corp
and Fire River Gold. Additionally he is a director of Chai Cha Na Mining
(CNQ: CNN) and Eureka Resources (TSX-V: EUK).
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9. Technical Team continued
Elizabeth Zbinden, Ph. D– Project Geologist Nevada
A former officer of the Geological Society of Nevada, Elizabeth has
been exploring and developing gold deposits in Nevada for 20 years.
She has prior work experience with Placer Dome, Centerra Gold and
Novagold amongst others.
Warner Gruenwald - Consulting Geologist
Warner has 35 years exploration experience ranging from the
management of grassroots to advanced stage exploration programs.
He has operated as an independent consultant since 1985 and is the
president of Geoquest Consulting Ltd. He is a Qualified Person (QP) as
defined by National Instrument 43-101.
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10. Advisory Board
David Shaddrick, CPG, AIPG – Advisory board member
Founding and current President of the Nevada Mineral Exploration Council and Past President of Geological
Society of Nevada. Dave has been exploring and discovering deposits in Nevada for over 30 years. He has
held senior executive positions at Homestake Mining, Atlas Precious Metals and most recently Golden
Odyssey in addition to having served as a board member of multiple juniors.
John Kerr, P.Eng – Advisory board member.
In a career spanning 50 years John has participated in the discovery of Gold and Silver deposits in Nevada,
British Columbia and Newfoundland. Having participated in the founding of multiple juniors, in addition to
his role at Teslin John sits on the boards of Quaterra (TSX-V: QTA) and Bravada Gold Corp (TSX-V: BVA).
Glen Macdonald, P. Geo – Advisory board member
Glen has extensive board experience with junior exploration companies having been a founding director of
several of these companies since the mid 1980’s. He is a self-employed consulting professional geologist, a
member of the Alberta Professional Engineers Geologists and Geophysicists Association since 1982, and a
member of the British Columbia Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists since 1993.
Brian Cramm – Advisory board member
Brian has extensive experience with junior and mid-tier resource companies. He has been employed as VP
Business Development for Echo Bay Mines Limited as well as senior/executive management roles both public
and private resource companies, including General Minerals, Crystallex, North Star Exploration and Dakota
Mining. Brian serves on the Board of Directors for a TSX listed company.
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11. Frasergold
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12. Frasergold Project Location
Quesnel
Trough
Cariboo Gold
District
Frasergold
Deposit
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13. Frasergold
• 611,000 Measured and Indicated ounces Au and 1,225,000
Inferred ounces Au1
• Historical resource completed by Hawthorne Gold in November, 20092
• Located in Central British Columbia 100 km east of Williams
Lake
• Excellent access from logging road infrastructure
• 50,000m of historical drilling: 450 drill holes including 300m
underground tunnel
• Geochemistry delineates 12km of strike length. Drilling
indicates mineralization located in 6km and historical resource
located in 3km of strike length
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14. Frasergold Regional Geology
• Property straddles the boundary between two major belts of the Canadian Cordillera:
• Omineca Tectonic belt to the east
• Intermontane Belt to the west
• Eureka Thrust is tectonic boundary between the belts
• Three regional tectonostratigraphic terranes: Kootenay, Slide Mountain and
Quesnellia terranes
• Slide Mountain and Quesnellia terranes of Intermontane Belt have accreted eastward
onto Kootenay terrane of the Omineca Belt
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15. Frasergold Mineralization
• Quesnellia Terrane composed of
metavolcanic and phyllite rocks of
Permian to Jurassic age
• Numerous Cu and Au deposits occur in
this rock package
• Mt Polley ~80km northwest of
Frasergold
• Stratabound deposit in Triassic
sedimentary sequence
• Orogenic lode-gold deposit
• Gold tends to occur in quartz veins
with coarse particulate gold occurring
in segregations of stringers, veins,
boudins and mullions
• Pervasive low grade gold
mineralization is also found with the
knotted phyllite
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16. Historical Resource
Tonnes > Cut-off *
Zone Class Au (g/t) Au (grams) Au (ounces)
(tonnes)
Main Measured 11,470,000 0.595 6,800,000 219,000
Main Indicated 22,610,000 0.540 12,200,000 392,000
Main M+I 34,080,000 0.559 19,100,000 611,000
Main Inferred 26,530,000 0.473 12,500,000 402,000
NW Inferred 45,790,000 0.538 24,600,000 791,000
SE Inferred 2,990,000 0.343 1,000,000 32,000
Total Inferred 75,310,000 0.507 38,100,000 1,225,000
*0.3g/t from “Report on the 2007 and 2008 Drill Programs on the Frasergold Project“ by Giroux
and Campbell prepared for Hawthorne Gold Corp in November 2009
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17. Fall 2011 Soil Sampling
Developed to assist in planning of 2012
exploration program.
Selected due to potential for high grade
mineralization
Limited prior drilling in all 3 areas
Potential for substantial value creation
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18. Northwest Extension Soil Grid
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19. Resource Expansion Opportunities
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20. Eureka Bowl Copper Porphyry Target
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21. Visible Gold
FG08-354C
FROM (m) TO (m) Width g/t
FA SFA
7.92 12.30 4.38 61.195 63.047
45.15 56.69 11.54 0.437 0.480
73.50 76.50 3.00 0.476 0.486
95.76 115.00 19.24 1.008 1.005
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22. Frasergold Potential
• Historical resource calculated on only 3km of
12km strike length.
• Drilling confirms mineralization in 6km of strike
length
• Only Main Zone thoroughly drilled
• Significant opportunity for higher grade and increased
mineralization
• Areas of significant geochemistry undrilled
• Undrilled gold & copper anomalies
• Frasergold Zone and Grouse Creek West Zone
minimally drilled
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23. Rand Properties
• Located in Cariboo region of Central British Columbia
• Contiguous with Fjordland Exploration's Woodjam North &
South properties which Gold Fields is drilling under an option
agreement with Fjordland and Cariboo Rose Resources
• The area is considered prospective for a large copper-gold
porphyry body
• Gold Fields has entered into a JV agreement to earn up to an
80% ownership
• 1,200m drilling program in January 2011 by Gold Fields
• Gold Fields can earn up to 51% through spending $1.0 million
in exploration in next 2 years
• Drilling (5 holes) currently underway
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24. Nevada Properties
• Mustang and Morningstar
located in Walker Lane
• Walker Lane has produced 8
million (plus) ounces gold and
230 million (plus) ounces of
silver from 7 major mining
camps
• Epithermal gold and silver
deposits hosted in Tertiary
volcanic and Mesozoic
sedimentary rocks
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25. Mustang Property
• 72 claims with 100% rights held by Teslin
• Claims in close proximity to previous production
• 12.5 km southwest of Paradise Peak Mine
• 1.5M+ oz Au & 40M oz Ag
• 3.2 km from Pactolus and Warrior mines
• Geology & Geochemistry similar to Paradise Peak
• 8 holes drilled in Spring 2011
• Successful drilling in Spring 2011 resulted in:
• 7.6m of 2.56g/t Au within 12m of 1.71g/t Au in M11-06
• 4.6 m of 1.6g/t Au within 9m of 0.87g/t Au in M11-05
• 8 hole (1,500m) reverse circulation drilling program ($200,000)
in permitted from Spring 2011 results.
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26. Morningstar Property
• 97 claims with 100% mineral rights leased from
Dawes, LLC subject to 3% Net Smelter Royalty
• Similarities to 700k+ ounce Au Santa Fe deposit
• Previous drilling during 2007 encountered
anomalous gold mineralization
• 25 miles of Induced Polarization (IP) surveys
completed in 2008
• IP results have identified two distinct new drilling targets
• 1,500m reverse circulation drilling program being
planned ($250,000)
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27. 2012 Frasergold Exploration Plan
• Earn-In Agreement renegotiated. Zero exploration
expenditure required in 2012
• $1.5 million in exploration spending (2013)
• 5,000 meters of drilling
• Eureka Bowl porphyry
• Kusk targets from 2011 soil sampling
• Grousse Creek and Northwest and Southeast extension to
the Main zone
• Soil sampling and mapping
• Remodelling of resource
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28. Investment Summary
• Exploration & development projects in stable mining friendly
jurisdictions
• Excellent potential at signature Frasergold property
• Ongoing negotiations to expand portfolio
• Proven exploration team led by Michael Hitch with 25+ years British
Columbia and Nevada experience. Significant continuity on field
geology at Frasergold provided by Kristian Whitehead.
• Steady/consistent news flow expected over the next 12 months from
initial work programs and planned drill programs
• Strong management/board with balance of technical, financial, legal
and operational skills
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29. Contact
Teslin River Resources Corp.
1430 – 800 West Pender Street
Vancouver, BC
V6C 2V6
(604) 684-8288
(604) 608-2990 – Fax
info@teslin-river.com
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30. Notes
1219,000 measured ounces Au and 392,000 indicated ounces Au
and 1,225,000 ounces Au inferred at 0.30g/t cut-off
2A qualified person has not completed sufficient work in order to
classify historical resource estimates on the Frasergold property as
current mineral resources or reserves and the Company is not
treating these historical estimates as current mineral resources or
reserves but as historical estimates for information purposes only
that should not be relied upon
Dr. Michael Hitch P. Geo, P. Eng. is a Qualified Person pursuant to
NI 43-101 and has approved the contents of this presentation
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