Exploration Gold Project.

Central Timmins, Ontario, Canada (between Hollinger and Dome goldmines)

The Syracuse Gold Project located on Goldmine Rd in Central Timmins is special in many ways with differences that are measurable when compared to other exploration projects. The location, potential and area infrastructure set it apart. The project is 100% private, stratigcally situated on one single claim never having been part or parcel of any surrounding mining entities that combined have produced over 50 million gold ounces from similar mineralized structures. The property is comprised entirely of outcrop and sub-vertical mineralized structure. The dilation within the NW-SE linear shear strikes diagonally through the property for approximately 500 meters. The claim appears to contain the entire structure and was overlooked for a century of continuous mining. The project has a Hollinger style foot-print both in size, potential and basalt anatomy. This structure is genuine, discovered in 2008, never drilled until 2011. At present the project is at advanced early stage status with opportunity to create significant value.

In May 2012, recent surface blasting exposed number one extension vein. This vein runs parallel approximately 40 meters from inner zone within broader 70 meter wide shear. Number one extension vein is evident at surface for a minimum 100 meters of north contact. Number one venin has never been drilled to date.

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