TSX.V: AZS AZASF -OTCQB Exploring Large Open Pit Silver Targets In Arizona 1
Ramsey Project Location in Western Arizona Ramsey Silver Project Phoenix, Arizona 2
Regional Overview Copperstone Gold Mine (Kerr Mines) 3
Project Highlights Project Highlights Old production of 1370 gpt (~40 opt) Ag 41 existing 1960 s underground drill holes Intercepts up to 46 meters 304 gpt (8.87 opt) Ag Lead and zinc present up to 1% combined Large untested adjacent geochemical anomaly Upside potential for large deposit size 100% ownership with royalty buy-outs 4
Exposures of Geology Underground High-grade vein with open stope Low-grade silver in volcanic breccia 5
Ramsey Mine Old Channel Samples Ends of Old Drifts Level Location Width (ft) Silver gpt 35 shaft pillar south end 3.6 416.9 35 Shaft pillar north end 7.1 925.0 85 vein at north end 7.0 4,473.0 85 vein at N. end of shaft 13.3 316.1 139 vein at north end 10.0 296.9 139 vein at stope edge 8.0 159.8 184 shaft pillar 6.0 577.4 184 35 ft. S. of crosscut 5.0 5,187.5 253 95 ft. S of shaft 6.0 408.7 253 S. end of vein 5.0 69.3 299 W. vein at north end 5.0 253.7 299 W. vein at south end 5.0 184.5 299 crosscut between veins 10.0 111.8 299 Shaft pillar north end 5.0 761.8 299 pillar 55 ft. S. of shaft 7.0 1,156.8 AVERAGE 6.9 924.6 6
Exploration Drill Results to Date Thickness (ft) Thickness (m) Ag gpt Ag opt Hole No. From (ft) To (ft) From (m) To (m) R1601C lost in old stope R1602C 112 214 34.1 65.2 102 31.1 63.0 1.84 R1603C 244 289 74.4 88.1 45 13.7 34.0 0.99 R1604C 215 243 65.5 74.1 28 8.6 40.9 1.19 R1605C 251 415 76.4 126.5 164 50.1 32.5 0.95 R1706 205 500 62.5 152.4 295 89.9 42.2 1.23 R1707 215 469 65.6 143 254 77.4 30.8 0.90 R1708 365 480 111.3 146.3 115 35.0 20.0 0.58 R1709 420 495 128 150.9 75 22.9 31.4 0.92 R1710 365 400 111.3 122 35 10.7 41.7 1.22 R1711 350 410 106.7 125 60 18.3 45.8 1.34 R1712 15 50 4.6 15.2 35 10.6 57.7 1.68 R1801 570 585 173.7 178.3 15 4.6 18.6 0.54 R1802 440 500 134.1 152.4 60 18.3 15.5 0.45 R1803 370 485 112.8 147.8 115 35.1 16.3 0.48 R1804 335 505 102.1 153.9 170 51.8 19.4 0.57 R1805 385 435 117.3 132.6 50 15.2 15.3 0.45 R1806 445 470 135.6 143.3 25 7.6 25.7 0.75 R1807 510 590 155.4 179.8 80 24.4 18.6 0.54 Average to Date 96 29.5 31.5 0.92 7
Schematic Model of Ramsey Silver Mineral System Detachment Fault Related Deposit R1603C-R1605C R1801-R1803 High-grade vein Low-grade halo High grade vein target No Scale Implied Modified from Spencer and Welty Arizona Geological Survey (1986) 8
Geologic Section 9
Geology of Overlying Rhyolite Black calcite plus quartz veins in overlying rhyolite (upward leakage) With Ag-Pb-Zn-Ba Geochem Signature 10
2018 Drill Program Target Size +500 meters x 500 meters Alluvial cover o Permitted 2018 drill sites o 500 feet 11
Sycamore Canyon Project Location Eastern Arizona Sycamore Canyon Tucson Willcox Interstate10 Mexico 12
Sycamore Canyon Property Claim block outline EM Grid Lease outline 13
VLF-EM In-Phase Anomaly 14
Historic Au-Ag Rock Chip Results breccias 15
Sycamore Canyon North Breccia Pre-AZS Samples Sample ID Au ppm Ag ppm SMT-3 0.240 54.52 601678 0.109 30.30 601679 0.008 16.40 SY-3 0.034 5.14 601680 0.018 17.90 SY-2 0.034 5.49 SC-11-02 0.030 24.00 SY-4 0.034 1.37 601681 0.586 3.30 SY-1 0.034 10.97 SY-6 0.034 4.11 SY-5 0.034 27.43 SY-14 0.034 6.17 SY-8 0.994 19.89 SY-9 0.343 3.77 601682 0.351 3.90 10-07 1.337 334.29 PM-3 0.389 19.43 TEN-1 0.343 14.74 HH-1/25-1 0.009 na PM-1 1.726 360.35 SMT-16 0.343 10.97 SMT-1 0.069 24.69 SMT-2 0.103 27.09 SMT-4 0.103 23.31 SMT-5 0.171 28.11 SMT-6 0.137 57.26 SMT-7 0.171 120.69 SMT-8 0.411 99.09 SMT-9 0.309 67.89 SMT-10 0.309 108.35 SMT-10A 0.274 25.37 SMT-11 0.309 39.09 SY-7 0.309 2.06 SMT-12 0.583 45.60 SMT-13 0.446 31.89 SMT-14 0.069 19.89 601683 0.153 5.40 SY-10 0.034 7.20 SY-11A 0.034 24.34 SY-11 0.891 342.18 PM-4 0.171 0.34 PM-5 1.086 7.71 10-11 0.206 24.69 601684 0.492 >100
Sycamore Canyon South Breccia Pre-AZS Samples Sample ID Au ppm Ag ppm SC-11-01 0.030 33.00 601688 0.265 >100 SC-11-03 0.140 203.00 SC-11-01A 1.000 9.00 SC-08-06 0.040 2.10 SY-12 1.029 329.84 SC-2-14 0.290 176.00 SC-6-14 0.070 131.00 SC-5-14 0.410 523.00 SY-13-01 4R 0.050 61.00 SY-13-01 3R 0.090 150.00 SY-13-01 2R 0.080 87.00 SC-11-04 31.000 458.00 SY-13-01 1R 0.150 209.00 SY-13-01L 0.270 448.00 SC-1-14 0.170 90.00 SC-3-14 0.020 18.00 601687 1.108 >100 10-09 0.171 6.51 10-10 0.274 14.06 SC-07-2 0.960 103.55 601685 0.013 19.50 SC-4-14 0.270 56.00 HH-1/25-2 2.510 na PM-2 0.514 20.23 TEN-2 2.331 28.11 10-06 2.126 28.80 SC-11-05 0.100 80.00 601686 2.286 >100 10-08 0.171 8.23 SC-11-09 1.200 3.00 SC-11-08 0.140 6.00 SC-08-01 0.170 20.80 SC-08-02 0.440 3.10 SC-11-06 0.030 2.00 SC-08-05 3.020 208.40 SC-08-04 0.280 59.70 SC-11-07 1.340 85.00 SY-13F 0.480 126.17 SY-13 0.651 64.12 SC-08-03 2.090 119.50 SMT-15 0.274 6.86
Breccia Textures North Breccia South Breccia 18
Share Structure Arizona Silver Exploration Inc. TSX.V-AZS AZASF - OTCQB 31,769,909 shares outstanding No warrants 1,345,231 insider shares escrowed 19
Management Team Technical and Capital Markets Experience Greg Hahn, Certified Professional Geologist and Geological Engineer - President & CEO Mr. Hahn has 35 years of experience in exploration and mine development. Greg has held senior level management positions with several public mining companies. Has taken projects from mine development to financing and through to production, including permitting, engineering, construction and operations. Mike Stark, RFC - Director and Chairman Mr. Stark has over 32 years of business experience in the private sector as an owner and operator of two successful companies, and 27 years in the public sector. Mr. Stark s background includes corporate financing, investor relations, market support and corporate strategic development. Companies he has worked with in the past include; Exeter Resources and Extorre Resources. Mr. Stark is currently chairman of Arizona Silver Exploration Inc. David Vincent - Director Mr. Vincent has a background in consulting and investment banking, corporate advisory, corporate public relations and capital raising services within the resources sector. Former senior executive with BAE Systems, a global aerospace company. David is currently the CEO of Canamex Gold Corp. Scott Hean - Director Mr. Hean has over 40 years in junior mining finance and banking. Current Chairman of ecobalt Solutions. Former Board member Sabina Gold and Silver. Former CFO Quaterra Resources. Former Senior VP Bank of Montreal. Eugene Sperling - Director Mr. Sperling has 30 years of international experience in mineral exploration and senior level project management in the Western United States, South America, and Europe. As VP Exploration, he participated in the discovery and development of the El Valle and Carles gold mines, and the Aguablanca nickel mine in Spain, along with discovery of 2 new uranium mineralized breccia pipes in Arizona. Joe Charland - Director Mr. Charland has been a financial and investment consultant since 1995;senior management of several junior companies. 20
For More Information Mike Stark Chairman and Director Tel: 1-604-833-4278 mike.stark@arizonasilverexploration.com arizonasilverexploration.com Greg Hahn, CPG#7122 and President/CEO of the Company, is the QP responsible for the technical disclosure contained in this presentation 21
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