Silver Coin Project British Columbia Bulk-Tonnage Advanced-Stage Gold-Silver Deposit
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SHARE STRUCTURE SHARES OUTSTANDING: 251,396,301 FULLY DILUTED: 264,151,301 WORKING CAPITAL: $2.85M MARKET CAPITALIZATION: (0.13/share) $32.7M SIGNIFICANT HOLDERS: Major Shareholders 102,024,851 40.6% Management/Board 62,194,033 24.7% Public Float 87,177,417 34.7% OPTIONS/WARRANTS: Options $0.15-0.40 12,755,000 Warrants n/a 0 TOTAL 12,755,000 As at September 30, 2011 All values Canadian 3
MANAGEMENT AND TECHNICAL TEAM Robert Perry, M.Sc., C.P.G V.P. Exploration Exploration and mining geologist with over 25 years experience in mining and gold, uranium and basemetal exploration. Proven discovery record and ability to organize and lead efficient teams to advance projects and make discoveries. While a Senior Geologist for Canyon Resources, discovered the Beartrack Gold deposit in Idaho, USA. Formerly V.P. Exploration for Vista Gold, added 1.3 million ounces of gold to Vista s Mt Todd deposit in Australia. Helped found three private exploration companies and served as President of Lupine Minerals and VP Exploration for Gold Discovery Company and Intuitive Exploration. Hazel Mullin, M.Sc., Senior Geologist Exploration geologist with 12+ years experience in the mining industry in Europe, Australia, Africa and North America. Previous employers include Gold Fields, British Geological Survey, various consultancy groups and Canadian juniors. Extensive geo-computing experience including evaluation of ore bodies, 3D modeling, GIS and data analysis. David Eaton, CEO Over 20 years experience in public markets as a trader, financier and market maker. As Chairman of Baron Global Financial Canada Ltd., has played a significant role in the creation of junior resource public companies identifying projects, corporate structure, financing, creating management teams, marketing and investor relations. Lawrence Dick, Ph.D., P. Geo Chief Geological Consultant Professional geologist with more than 35 years experience in geology and mineral exploration. Credited with four significant discoveries including Collahuasi, Chile (second largest copper mine in the world) and Golden Bear gold deposit in northern B.C. Founded General Minerals Corporation; involved in the exploration of more than 30 base and precious metals targets. 4
SILVER COIN PROJECT STEWART, BC SILVER COIN British Columbia Gold, Silver 5
ESTABLISHED MINERALIZED TREND Approx. 2.1M oz. Historical Gold Production from Nearby Projects Silbak-Premier Mine ~3.5 km South of Silver Coin Active 1918 68 & 1989-96 2 million oz gold, 43 million oz silver, 55 million lb lead, 4 million lb copper Big Missouri Mine ~0.5 km North of Silver Coin Active 1938 to 1942 Produced approx. 100,000 oz Au + Ag (768,943 tonnes at 2.37 g/t Au and 2.13 g/t Ag) Indian Mine ~0.5 km South of Silver Coin Produced approx. 50,000 oz Ag +Au (12,870 tonnes at 3.40 g/t Au, 119.7 g/t Ag, 4.40 % Pb, 5.50 % Zn Silver Coin (1991-1993) Produced approx. 30,000 oz Au (120,000 tonnes at 8 g/t) 6
SILVER COIN PROJECT LAND TENURE Covers 1,465 hectares on 37 claims Resource area controlled 80% by Jayden Resources and 20% by Mountain Boy Minerals Ltd. 7
SILVER COIN PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS Advanced-Stage Project Heading Towards Production Decision Located in established mining camp of Stewart, B.C. (population 500) Jayden owns 80%/Mountain Boy 20% Potential to grow resource to the north and west Excellent gold recovery positive metallurgical studies completed in 2009 Salmon Glacier Granduc Road Silver Coin Property Environmental studies commenced in 2009 and are ongoing Excellent road access and year-round deep water seaport at Stewart Existing power to within 7 km of project West side of Silver Coin Property, looking north to Salmon Glacier 8
SILVER COIN COMMUNITY & GOVERNMENT Mining friendly area Good community relations Jayden and partner Mountain Boy Minerals are well established in the local community Good history of successful communications & exploration permitting with BC Ministry and Mines Branch Main Street, Stewart Jayden/Mountain Boy Core Storage Unit, Stewart 9
SILVER COIN MINERALIZATION 20 mineralized zones identified across the property to date Most significant is the Main Breccia Zone 700 to 1000 meters long 300 to 500 meters wide Up to 100 meters in thickness Irregular sulfide lenses & masses Mineralization is structurally controlled, with strong potassic and phyllic wall rock alteration plus silicification Many surface shows not yet drilled 10
SILVER COIN EXPLORATION HISTORY Core Drilling at Silver Coin Underground Drilling (Historical): 293 holes Surface Drilling (Historical): 129 holes Surface Drilling (Pinnacle): 320 holes Surface Drilling (Jayden): 18 holes Total Drilling: 760 holes Total Meters: 90,370m Pinnacle/Mountain Boy Exploration Aggressive exploration program by Pinnacle Mines (now Jayden Resources) from 2004 2008 consisting of surface diamond drilling and trenching 320 holes drilled from surface totalling 50,247m Jayden Resources 2010 Drill Program 18 holes drilled (2807m) Significant high grade intercepts in most holes 11
SILVER COIN GROWTH POTENTIAL Northern Extension: Resource Expansion 600 meters of underexplored favorable trend Silver Coin Resource Area Soil gold anomaly 350m x 200m wide East, West and South: Exploration Potential Significant north-trending faults east and west of the deposit; may be host to similar zones of mineralization Strong gold mineralization at south end of the deposit indicates important potential Northern Extension Area View of project area looking south 12
SILVER COIN 2010 DRILL PROGRAM SECTION 6040 E Resource expansion/exploration (8 holes) 6218320N Grade/model verification (10 holes) Total 18 holes (2807m) 2010 News Releases: Oct. 14, Nov. 15, Nov. 29, Dec. 9 6217900N Significant high-grade intercepts: 8.42 g/t Au over 55m, including 32.89 g/t over 7.0m in hole SC10-311 7.99 g/t Au over 47.9m, including 39.41 g/t over 7.5m in hole SC10-319 6217640N 13
SILVER COIN 2010 DRILL PROGRAM SECTION 6040 E Resource expansion/exploration (8 holes) 6218320N 6218320N Grade/model verification (10 holes) Total 18 holes (2807m) 2010 News Releases: Oct. 14, Nov. 15, Nov. 29, Dec. 9 6217900N Significant high-grade intercepts: 8.42 g/t Au over 55m, including 32.89 g/t over 7.0m in hole SC10-311 7.99 g/t Au over 47.9m, including 39.41 g/t over 7.5m in hole SC10-319 6217640N 6217640N 14
SILVER COIN CROSS-SECTIONS 15
SILVER COIN 2010 ASSAY HIGHLIGHTS Hole ID From (metres) To (metres) Intercept Length (metres) Au (g/t) Au (oz/t) Ag (g/t) Ag (oz/t) SC10-311 73.0 128.0 55.0 8.42 0.246 12.53 0.366 0.40 including 76.0 83.0 7.0 32.89 0.960 45.36 1.32 1.12 including 99.0 103.0 4.0 18.21 0.532 22.40 0.653 0.75 including 110.0 116.0 6.0 11.64 0.340 10.40 0.304 0.46 SC10-312 70.0 105.2 35.2 3.12 0.091 24.07 0.703 1.26 145.5 170.5 25.0 1.73 0.051 6.02 0.176 0.29 SC10-313 77.5 80.5 3.0 23.6 0.689 5.85 0.171 0.10 143.0 153.0 10.0 4.07 0.119 8.29 0.242 1.06 SC10-314B 193.5 196.5 3.0 1.10 0.032 3.05 0.09 0.30 SC10-315 11.4 43.0 31.6 2.19 0.064 13.19 0.385 1.36 83.5 88.0 4.5 2.53 0.074 5.13 0.150 0.11 SC10-316 3.1 43.6 40.6 3.12 0.091 9.19 0.268 0.28 46.6 71.0 24.4 1.71 0.050 13.23 0.386 0.95 SC10-317 1.0 85.5 84.5 1.95 0.057 8.20 0.24 0.40 including 1.0 15.0 14.0 5.89 0.172 22.26 0.65 1.30 including 3.0 6.0 3.0 14.49 0.423 45.40 1.33 3.45 SC10-318 129.5 135.5 6.0 1.59 0.046 3.48 0.10 0.02 SC10-319 110.0 157.9 47.9 7.99 0.233 8.20 0.24 0.11 including 116.0 153.5 37.5 10.00 0.292 9.71 0.28 0.12 including 144.5 152.0 7.5 39.41 1.15 30.94 0.90 0.21 SC10-320 45.1 48.0 2.9 10.77 0.314 45.36 1.32 1.31 including 46.5 48.0 1.5 19.94 0.582 81.80 2.39 2.42 107.5 124.0 16.5 3.12 0.091 18.29 0.53 0.35 including 110.5 115.2 4.7 9.27 0.271 48.92 1.43 0.96 133.0 165.0 32.0 1.05 0.031 12.11 0.35 0.33 202.5 211.5 9.0 1.73 0.051 4.38 0.13 0.06 SC10-321 36.0 51.2 15.2 3.20 0.093 10.08 0.29 1.00 SC10-322 8.2 41.8 33.5 1.70 0.050 6.25 0.18 0.37 including 32.6 38.7 6.1 6.15 0.180 17.39 0.51 1.79 Zn (%) 16
A GROWING RESOURCE 17 Updated 43-101 Resource, April, 2011 * Cutoff g/t Classification Tonnes Au g/t Ag g/t Zn % Au oz Ag oz Zn lbs 0.1 Measured Indicated Inferred 5,804,370 31,527,925 74,844,055 1.22 0.69 0.44 5.48 4.56 4.66 0.21 0.11 0.12 227,116 695,952 1,062,696 1,023,007 4,624,277 11,203,276 26,637,183 79,375,584 195,063,987 0.3 Measured Indicated Inferred 4,372,225 19,759,025 32,443,840 1.55 0.98 0.78 6.53 5.57 6.41 0.26 0.15 0.18 218,410 624,006 813,273 918,417 3,537,769 6,691,185 25,531,741 65,642,277 128,006,920 0.5 Measured Indicated Inferred 3,468,465 12,968,670 17,246,515 1.86 1.29 1.13 7.43 6.42 6.90 0.31 0.18 0.21 206,988 538,359 625,832 828,504 2,678,401 3,824,648 23,949,503 52,466,291 80,820,137 1.0 Measured Indicated Inferred 1,982,695 5,514,795 6,362,785 2.71 2.08 1.89 9.40 8.39 8.57 0.39 0.25 0.25 172,517 369,545 386,552 599,400 1,486,878 1,753,338 16,880,403 29,809,170 35,349,030 2.0 Measured Indicated Inferred 914,485 1,741,740 2,020,590 4.23 3.64 2.97 13.03 11.99 11.01 0.53 0.32 0.32 124,233 203,654 192,639 383,068 671,303 715,290 10,772,068 12,252,597 14,238,898 *Prepared by Minarco MineConsult, Beijing, China
A GROWING RESOURCE Minarco 43-101 Resource Update Cutoff g/t Classification Tonnes Au g/t Ag g/t Au oz Ag oz 0.3 Measured Indicated Inferred +8.3% -14.6% +9.4% +5.4% +12.6% +13.0% -7.4% -3.8% +6.8% +14.2% -3.1% +24.1% +0.3% -17.8% +16.9% Update based on 2010 drilling program (18 holes, 2807 m) Recognized significant high-grade gold component Increased gold grade in all resource categories (Overall +10.9%) Added 165,000 ounces gold (Overall +11.1%) Added 205,471 ounces silver (Overall +1.9%) Very strong future resource upgrade and growth potential 18
METALLURGY AND PROCESSING Conventional processing methods All mineralization types free milling High gold and silver recoveries Coarse grind Flotation 90-98% Au recovery 82-89% Ag recovery Cyanidation 90-97% Au recovery 52-89% Ag recovery (from sulfide cons) 19
PRELIMINARY MINE PLANNING Roughly cylindrical, north- south trending ore body Single large open pit design 920m x 440m Low strip ratio 1.65:1 Anticipated annual production capacity of 1.0-2.0 million tonnes of ore delivered to process plant Excellent logistics and existing infrastructure (road, port, power, water) 20
PROJECT DEVELOPMENT Estimated Project Development Timeline 21
2011 BUDGET & PROGRAM Task 2011 Estimated Cost Development Drilling $3,000,000 Exploration Drilling $500,000 Budget and Program Released April 27, 2011: 15,000m diamond drilling Resource expansion & upgrade Geologic studies Metallurgy, Engineering and Environmental Metallurgical Testing $300,000 Environmental Studies $600,000 Engineering Studies $450,000 Site Geology $100,000 Check Assays/QAQC $50,000 Total Budget $5,000,000 Objectives: Upgrade from inferred to M & I Resource growth Comprehensive geologic model and controls on high-grade zones Refinement of metallurgy and processing options, site layout, project economics 22
2011 DRILL PROGRAM 15,000m diamond drilling - 100 new holes 80% infill, 20% exploration GOALS Upgrade from inferred to M&I Resource expansion Comprehensive geologic model, including controls on high grade zones Refinement of engineering, metallurgy Continue environmental baseline studies and data collection Prefeasibility by Q1/2012 23
SILVER COIN POSITIONED FOR PRODUCTION Quality resource with expansion potential and positive preliminary scoping Near port with load-out facility Experienced labor force from two nearby communities Excellent road access Electrical power at nearby Premier Mill Long-established mining area Silver Coin aerial view looking east 24
CONTACT INFORMATION David Eaton, CEO david.eaton@jaydenresources.com Head Office: Suite #1980-1075 West Georgia Street Vancouver, BC V6E 3C9 Mike Thast, Corporate Affairs thast@jaydenresources.com Tel: (604) 688-9588 Fax: (778) 329-9361 Email: info@jaydenresources.com Web: www.jaydenresources.com 25