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Forward Looking Statements
This presentation contains certain “forward-looking statements” and “forward-looking information” under applicable securities laws. This
presentation has been prepared by the management of Anconia Resources Corp. (“Anconia” or “The Corporation”). Except for statements of
historical fact, certain information contained herein constitutes forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements are frequently characterized
by words such as “plan”, “expect”, “project”, “intend”, “believe”, “anticipate”, “estimate”, and other similar words, or statements that certain events
or conditions “may” or “will” occur. Forward looking information may include, but is not limited to, statements with respect to the future financial or
operating performances of the Corporation, estimated of future capital, operating and exploration expenditures, the future price of copper, gold
and zinc, the estimation of mineral reserves and resources, the realization of mineral reserve estimates, the costs and timing of future exploration,
requirements for additional capital, government regulation of exploration, development and mining operations, environmental risks, reclamation
and rehabilitation expenses, title disputes or claims, and limitations of insurance coverage. Forward-looking statements are based on the opinions
and estimates of management at the date the statements are made, and are based on a number of assumptions and subject to a variety of risks
and uncertainties and other factors that could cause actual events or results to differ materially from those projected in the forward-looking
statements. Many of these assumptions are based on factors and events that are not within the control of the Corporation and there is no assurance
they will prove to be correct. Factors that could cause actual results to vary materially from results anticipated by such forward-looking statements
include changes in market conditions and other risk factors discussed or referred to in the section entitled “Risk Factors” in the Corporation’s most
recently filed MD&A has attempted to identify important factors that could cause actual actions, events or results to differ materially from those
described in forward-looking statements, there may be other factors that cause actions, events or results not to be anticipated, estimated or
intended. There can be no assurance that forward-looking statements will prove to be accurate, as actual results and future events could differ
materially from those anticipated in such statements. The Corporation undertakes no obligation to update forward-looking statements if
circumstances or management’s estimates or opinions should change except as required by applicable securities laws. The reader is cautioned
not to place undue reliance on forward-looking statements. Unless otherwise stated, the information contained in this presentation is as of October
22, 2012.
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Corporate Overview
Anconia Resources Corp. (ARA: TSX.V) is a base and precious metals exploration and development company, focused on the
discovery of high potential polymetallic copper-zinc-silver-gold (“vms”) deposits and high grade Lode Gold deposits in the Nunavut
Territory, and Province of Ontario, Canada. Anconia is undertaking a near term drilling program to determine the potential of the
polymetallic projects in Nunavut.
ThE PROjECTs:
ZAC Property–(100% owned) 7,231 acres (29.3 square km), located approximately 170 km south of Baker Lake, Nunavut Territory.
• Target: significant zinc, copper, gold, and silver mineralization; assays up to 19.6% Zinc, 8.9% Copper, 517g/t Ag, 8.7 g/t Au.
ATLAS-1 Property–(100% owned) 5,785 acres (23.4 square km), located 18 km southwest of the ZAC Property.
• Target: New VMs Discovery with high grade Zinc (up to 11.98 % Zn over 4m, or 6.97% Zn over 9.8m) and silver (up to 3590 g/t
over 1m), with anomalous high grade Gold (up to 35.9 g/t over 1m)
RB Property–(100% owned) 10,330 acres (41.8 square km), located 127 km sW of Rankin Inlet, Nunavut Territory.
• Target: high grade Lode Gold; assays up to 196 g/t.
Melchett Lake Property – Option to earn 100% of 17 claims (205 claim units) located approximately 65 km north west of Nakina,
Ontario, includes 13 km of the most prospective sulphide rich sector of the Melchett Lake Greenstone Belt. The Property hosts
two large VMs type alteration zones the Nakina Zone and the Relf zone. The Relf zone has been drilled in the past and is known
to be a VMs occurrence with Zn and Cu mineralization with unknown dimensions.
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Share Structure
As of OCT 22, 2012:
Trading Symbol
ARA - TSX VENTURE
Price: $0.20
52 Week High/Low: $0.39/$0.08
Outstanding Shares: 44,212,312
Fully Diluted: 61,909,623
Market Capitalization: ~$9M@$0.20/share
Insider Ownership: ~28%
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The Prize: VMS deposits in Canada
Lydon, j. W., 2007, An overview of the
economic and geological contexts of
Canada's major mineral deposit types, in
Goodfellow, W. D., ed., Mineral Deposits
of Canada: A synthesis of major deposit
types, district metallogeny, the evolution
of geological provinces and exploration
methods, Volume 5, Geological
Association of Canada, p. 3-48.
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Investment Highlights
• 3 properties in Nunavut Territory which have returned excellent grades from historic and current (2012) prospecting and
drilling programs for base (zinc, copper, lead) and precious (gold & silver) metals.
• ATLAS-1 - New VMs discovery containing high grade silver and Zinc.
• Numerous electromagnetic conductors between the ATLAs-1 and ZAC occurrences (approximately 22 km) give the potential
for a new VMs camp
• the ZAC and RB properties which have returned excellent grades from historic and current (2012) prospecting for base
(zinc, copper, and lead at the ZAC property) and precious (gold at the RB property) metals.
Property (Nunavut) Zn% Cu% Ag g/t Au g/t
ATLAS-1 (2012) 9.8m of 6.97% 8.4m of 1.1% Cu 3.6m of 1348 g/t Ag 3.6m of 11.2 g/t Au
Results from drilling inc. single assays >20% inc. 2.4m of 2.2% Cu inc. 1m of 3590 g/t Ag inc. 1m of 35.9 g/t Au
ZAC (historic) 0.01 – 19.6 Trace – 8.9 1.08 – 517 0.01 – 8.71
RB (2011) Trace – 6.83 0.02 – 2.94 0.18 – 65.7 1.15 - 196
• Option to acquire 100% interest in 17 claims (the Melchett Lake Property) which covers the most prospective portion of the
Melchett Lake Greenstone Belt. The Property has been drilled in the past and is known to host zinc and copper mineralization.
Located approximately 65 km northwest of Nakina, Ontario.
• Experienced management team and Board of Directors.
• Technical team with an extensive proven exploration track record.
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Project Location
ZAC and ATLAS-1 Properties are located ~ 160–190
kms from Arviat, Rankin Inlet, and Baker Lake.
ZAC / ATLAS-1 GROUP
ATLAS-1 PROJECT
Polymetallic:
Cu-Zn-Ag-Au-Pb
classic VMS target
Gold:
High Grade
Archean
Lode Gold
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ZAC Quick Facts
Target: Volcanogenic Massive sulphides (VMs)
• The ZAC Property (3 full claims) completely covers a zinc, copper, silver and gold
mineralized system consisting of multiple zones over a strike length in excess of 2.5
km, which was the subject of a historic exploration program.
• Largest and most important system can be traced both on surface and with
geophysics for almost 1.5 km.
• Check assays taken during due diligence (Archibald 2009) are consistent with
previous systematic sampling of the outcropping zones by the Property owners as
follows; and confirm the polymetallic nature of the deposit:
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Zn % Cu % Ag g/t Au g/t
0.26 - 20 Trace – 8.9 1.08 - 517 0.01 - 8.71
Photographs of two samples from the ZAC Property are on the following page.
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Zac Samples
Zn 20%
Cu 8.91%
Zn 10.7%
Ag 517gr
Au 8710 ppb
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Gravity Signature of ZAC Property
• Gravity surveys on the ZAC Property
have produced the gravity signature to
the left (pink colour represents gravity
high readings) red dots represent EM
(geotem) sources.
• This represents a strike length of
approximately 2.6 km.
• Note the secondary gravity feature
below the large pink zone in the right of
the image interpreted as an offshoot of
the main gravity feature.
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3D Inversion of Gravity Signature - ZAC
• 3-D interpretation of the gravity
anomaly on the ZAC Property
(previous slide).
• Note the main feature remains
open to depth and the existence of
two additional features which are
largely “masked” by the
gravitational strength of the main
feature (left and right of the main
feature in the image) .
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ATLAS-1 Quick Facts
• VMs discovery (Cu, Zn, Pb) with localized abundances of both silver and
gold (1348 g/t Ag, and 11.19 g/t Au over 3.6m).
• Evidence suggests that there is possibly a secondary gold/silver system
superimposed on the VMs system.
• Mineralization and an Iron Formation marker horizon have been encountered
in all 12 holes drilled into the occurrence over a strike length of 2.4 km (two
of the holes encountered only anomalous metal values). The geophysical
signature continues to the north east for a total strike length of ~7.2km.
• Locally a depth extension of at least 200m has been demonstrated by
drilling. The occurrence remains open to depth.
• A large 1.3km long gravity anomaly (survey extents, within the 7.2 km
geophysical anomaly) has not been adequately explained by the drilling.
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ATLAS-1 Stylized Cross Section
The illustration shows a schematic
vertical section through grid-line 24+50
east, and depicts a generalization of
the geology encountered at the
ATLAs-1 occurrence. holes are
collared in the footwall (mainly felsic
volcanics with mafic intrusives), and
pass from this unit into an alteration
zone with stringer mineralization. The
next unit encountered are the sulphide
lenses, and then back into a short
interval of felsic volcanics before
passing through an iron formation
marker horizon and into the
hangingwall (comprised primarily of
mixed mafic and felsic volcanics).
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ATLAS-1 Drillhole Plan
The illustration shows the
locations of the 12 holes that
were drilled during the
summer 2012 ATLAs-1 drill
program. Most drilling was
executed along the 1.5km
long conductor labelled as
L5N. In the illustration black
lines depict primary
conductors, and green lines
depict "out of phase" or
quadrature conductors. All
holes in the program hit
mineralization with the iron
formation marker horizon.
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ATLAS-1 Occurrence Surface Grab Samples
Cu: 10.6%
Zn: 11.5%
Ag: 772 g/t
Au: 6.1 g/t
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Ag: 420 g/t
Au: 3.51 g/t
Pb: 6.3%
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3-D Inversion of Gravity Signature - ATLAS-1
• 3-D interpretation of the gravity
anomaly on the ATLAs-1 occurence.
1.3 km
• Note that there are two main gravity
features in this image, one to the
north, and a less well defined one to
the south.
• The main Gravity anomaly represents
a strike length of ~1.3 km, which
appears to continue beyond surveyed
area.
• approximate location of the main
focus of drilling.
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Section View of Gravity Inversion - ATLAS-1
• section view of the 3-D
gravity inversion shows a
large continuous body below
surface, which remains open
to depth.
• This anomaly has not been
adequately explained by drill
results to date.
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ATLAS-1 Extension
ATLAS-1
The original extent of
the ATLAs-1
geophysical signature.
Drilling focussed in the
center of the original
ATLAs-1 anomaly. The
occurrence remains
open in the south
west, and in the north
east towards the
extension zone.
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Drill Hole collar locations on the ATLAS-1 Property
Collars (green dots)
are shown on a
background of Total
Field Magnetics with
anomalies from the
2011 airborne
Electromagnetics
survey (coloured
squares) and profiles
from the 2012 ground
Electromagnetics
survey.
ATLAS-1 2011
SUMMER DRILL PROGRAM
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RB Property
• historic gold showing last explored in the late 1980’s yielded surface samples
of 126.9 g/t over 1m, and 12.8 g/t over 8m from drilling.
• Claims were re-staked by Anconia in 2010.
• In july 2011, Anconia prospected the area, of 73 samples taken 22 returned
Gold assay values in excess of 2 g/t, many of which were in the 20 – 50 g/t
range. The highest assay value returned was 144 g/t.
• In september 2011, confirmation samples were taken, which assayed up to
196 g/t, and indicated the presence of coarse gold.
• The gold occurs mainly in mineralized faults running roughly east-west, which
vary in width from a few cm to 20m. There appears to be a zone of about
1000m strike length with a large concentration of elevated gold values (see
map on following page).
• Potential for a large structurally controlled mineralized system.
• Located approximately 45km EsE of ZAC Claims.
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Upcoming Work
• Potential advanced 3 dimensional geophysics at the Melchett Lake
base metal property
• Follow-up drilling at Melchett Lake, Relf zone
• 3-Dimensional interpretation of results of ATLAs-1 drilling program
• Advanced processing of existing geophysical data at ATLAs-1
• Begin permitting process for ground work and drilling in 2013 on the
RB Property (gold target)
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The Anconia Team
MANAGEMENT TEAM:
Jason Brewster, President and CEO: Mr. Brewster received his M.sc. in mining engineering from the
Camborne school of Mines in Cornwall, England and his B.A. from the University of Western Ontario. For
14 years, Mr. Brewster has been active in all facets of the mining industry from grass roots prospecting to
being instrumental in bringing a mine out of care and maintenance back into production.
Harvey McKenzie, CFO: Mr. McKenzie is a Chartered Accountant with more than 35 years’ experience,
including seven years with an international public accounting firm. he is currently the CFO and Corporate
secretary of Anconia Resources Corp. and a Director and the CFO of Manor Global Inc. During the past
ten years, Mr. McKenzie has served as CFO of several Canadian, publicly listed, exploration, development
and producing mining companies. his public company experience includes the TsX, TsXV and AIM, giving
him a solid grasp of global reporting standards, IFRs and consolidation of reporting for worldwide entities.
Mr. McKenzie holds a Bachelor of science degree in Mathematics from the University of Toronto.
BOARD OF DIRECTORs:
Jason Brewster – CEO, Director and Interim Chairman
Denis Clement – Lead Director
Dr. James M. Franklin – Director
John Sadowski – Director
Michael Florence – Director
TEChNICAL ADVIsORs:
Norm Brewster – P.Geo
Neil Novak – P.Geo
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