Corporate Presentation,September, 2018

G O L D C O R P

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FORWARD LOOKING STATEMENTS

All figures in CAD, unless otherwise noted

Figures in USD were converted at CAD/USD 0.8000

All tonnages in metric, unless otherwise noted

This presentation contains forward-looking information under Canadian securities legislation. Forward-looking information includes, but is not limited to, statements with respect to completion of any financings;Harte Gold’s development potential and timetable of its operating, development and exploration assets; Harte Gold’s ability to raise additional funds necessary; the future price of gold; the estimation of mineralreserves and mineral resources; conclusions of economic evaluation; the realization of mineral reserve estimates; the timing and amount of estimated future production, development and exploration; costs of futureactivities; capital and operating expenditures; success of exploration activities; mining or processing issues; currency exchange rates; government regulation of mining operations; and environmental and permittingrisks. Generally, forward-looking statements can be identified by the use of forward-looking terminology such as "plans", "expects" or "does not expect", "is expected", "budget", "scheduled", "estimates", "forecasts","intends", "anticipates" or "does not anticipate", or "believes", or variations of such words and phrases or statements that certain actions, events or results "may", "could", "would", "might" or "will be taken", "occur"or "be achieved". All information contained in this news release, other than statements of current and historical fact, is forward looking information. Forward-looking statements are subject to known and unknownrisks, uncertainties and other factors that may cause the actual results, level of activity, performance or achievements of Harte Gold to be materially different from those expressed or implied by such forward-lookingstatements, including but not limited to those risks described in the annual information form of Harte Gold and in its public documents filed on SEDAR from time to time.

Forward-looking statements are based on the opinions and estimates of management as of the date such statements are made. Although management of Harte Gold has attempted to identify important factors thatcould cause actual results to differ materially from those contained in forward-looking statements, there may be other factors that cause results not to be as anticipated, estimated or intended. There can be noassurance that such statements will prove to be accurate, as actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements. Accordingly, readers should not place undue reliance onforward-looking statements. Harte Gold does not undertake to update any forward-looking statements, except in accordance with applicable securities laws. Readers should also review the risks and uncertaintiessections of Harte Gold’s annual and interim MD&As.

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COMPANY SNAPSHOT

CORPORATE STRUCTURE INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORT

Analyst Following:

Major Shareholders1:

Headquartered:Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Market Cap:C$260 million (C$0.45 Aug 30th)

19.9%

Shares Outstanding:581 million (Basic)643 million (Fully Diluted)

Symbol:TSX: HRTFRANKFURT: H4OOTCBB: HRTFF

Head Office(Toronto)

2.1%

0.9%

7.2%

Debt Financing For Up To US$70 Million:

US$20 million

US$50 million

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PROJECT LOCATION83,850 HECTARES (>200,000 ACRES) CLAIMED ON A MAJOR GREENSTONE BELT IN AN ESTABLISHED MINING REGION

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KEY MILESTONES

Resource update: tripled resource

PEA: $425 M pre-tax NPV5%, 60% pre-tax IRR1 Comprehensive debt financing package, up to US$70 M

IBA signed with Pic Mobert First Nation (PMFN)

1) 5% discount rate at gold price US$1,350/oz and CAD:USD 0.8000

Final permitting: September 2018Commercial Production: Q4 2018

THE NEXT 12 MONTHS ARE CATALYST RICH FOR HARTE GOLD

Resource Update: Q1 2019Updated mine plan, final technical report: Q1 2019

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TMAC Resources

Equinox Gold

Victoria

Premier Gold

Marathon Gold

Osisko Mining

Lundin Gold

Argonaut Gold

Midas Gold

Pretium

Pure Gold

Harte Gold

Wesdome Gold

Atlantic Gold

PERFORMANCE IN THE JUNIOR GOLD SECTORTHE MARKET SHOULD RESPOND POSITIVELY TO HARTE GOLD DELIVERABLES OVER THE NEXT SIX MONTHS

Successful start-up, “painless” transition to producer status

Grow near mine resources through successful exploration

Demonstrate the district scale potential of the overall land package

POSITIVE MARKET THEMES

SHARE PRICE PERFORMANCE OF PEERS SINCE JANUARY 2017

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SUGAR ZONE: THE NEXT ONTARIO GOLD MINEHARTE GOLD IS JOINING A VERY SMALL LIST OF GOLD PRODUCERS IN ONTARIO, AN AREA KNOWN FOR PROLIFIC GOLD MINE PRODUCTION

Timmins West Mine /

Young-Davidson Mine /

Bell Creek Mine /

Taylor Mine / Rainy River Mine /

Over the last 8 years, only a small fraction of gold projects in Ontario were successfully advanced to commercial production. The Sugar Zone Mine will be the next producing gold mine in the region.

Sugar Zone Mine

2010 2012 2014 2016 2018

Changes to Ontario Mining

Act in 2013

Source: OMA, public company information

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75th Percentile

25th Percentile

HIGH GRADE RESOURCESUGAR ZONE IS ONE OF THE HIGHGEST GRADE, HIGHEST RETURN DEPOSITS IN DEVELOPMENT

Note: Data set includes worldwide FS, PFS and PEA stage projectsSource: SNL, public company information

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Sugar Zone Project (as at time of PEA, May 2018):8.5 g/t Indicated Resource, 94th percentile42% Project IRR, 75th percentile

SUGAR ZONE RESOURCE ESTIMATECategory Tonnes Grade

(g/t)Contained

Au (oz)Indicated 2,607,000 8.5 714,200

Inferred 3,590,000 6.6 760,800

Comparison of Projects Under Development Worldwide

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LEADING GROWTH PROFILEHARTE GOLD PROVIDES SHAREHOLDERS LEADING EXPOSURE TO RESOURCE AND PRODUCTION GROWTH

* Selected single asset producers and < 200 Koz producers** Average resource increase divided by exploration budget for that periodSource: Analyst estimates, public company information

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Superior resource and production growth

RESOURCE AND PRODUCTION GROWTH OF SELECTED PRODUCERS*

` Gold production increasing to>100,000 oz/yr by 2021 (PEA)

Resources tripled after 2017 drilling(138,000 m at Sugar / Middle Zones)

130,000 m drilling currently underwayat Sugar, Middle, Wolf an Fox zones

Resource update targeted for early2019

Only ~10% of the overall landpackage has been explored!

Bubble size illustrates ounces delineated for exploration dollars spent**

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STRONG OPERATING MARGINSHARTE GOLD IS PROTECTED TO GOLD PRICE VOLATILITY

Low cost operation, simple metallurgy

Tabular ore body, steeply dipping –amenable to longhole stoping

Widths and modelled gradesconfirmed through Bulk Sample andPhase I Production

Near surface – ramp access, minimaldistance to mill

Operating costs in CAD dollars

Several opportunities under review tolower costs further!

STABLE EQUITY MARGINS AT CURRENT GOLD PRICES

Gold price:C$1,600/oz

Operating Margin:C$705/oz

Operating Cost:C$634/oz

Sustaining Cost:+ C$261/oz

AISC: C$895/oz

Figures in CAD, based on PEA Estimates

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H2 2018

H1 2021

H2 2019

Today

PHASED MINE PLAN INCREASING TO 1,400 TPDPROVIDES EARLY CASH FLOW AND LONGER TERM GROWTH

Phase 1:540 tpd

(2018 - 2019)

Phase 2:800 tpd(2020)

Phase 3: 1,400 tpd(2021+)

Low risk ramp-up to commercial production

Existing surface and underground mining infrastructure is sufficient to supportincreased throughput

Throughput increased by adding second ball mill and leach circuit Expansion to the Middle Zone allows for multiple stoping areas

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PRODUCTION PROFILE TO +100,000 Oz/YearSCALABLE MINE PLAN DESIGNED TO MATCH UNDERGROUND DEVELOPMENT

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Exploration Potential Resource Growth

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OPPORTUNITIES TO ENHANCE VALUE

Improve head grade

Add resources to mine plan

Optimize mine plan

PEA incorporated drilling up to Dec. 2017

Increase drill density to improve overall grade

Infill drilling to date has returned very positive results

+500,000 ounces currently not factored into mine plan

Incorporate results from Wolf Zone and Footwall Zone

PEA contractor mining costs were conservative

Significant potential to optimize mine plan

SIGNFICANT DRILLING COMPLETED IN 2018 TO SUPPORT THE FOLLOWING:

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OPPORTUNITIES TO ENHANCE VALUEAREAS TARGETED FOR NEAR MINE DRILLING “LOW HANGING FRUIT”

Southeast Northwest

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Southeast Northwest5 Kilometre Strike Length

2018 DRILL PROGRAMPOSITIVE DRILLING TO IMPROVE RESOURCE GRADE AND ADD OUNCES TO THE MINE PLAN

Wolf ZoneSugar Zone Deposit

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12.89gpt Au/2.28m

18.65gpt Au/2.23m

Middle Zone Fox Zone

23.64 gpt Au/2.28m (UZ)19.47 gpt Au/1.59m (UZ)17.94 gpt Au/1.40m (UZ)10.98 gpt Au/1.43m (FZ)10.75 gpt Au/1.58m (FZ)

OPEN

OPEN49.96gpt Au/1.42m

14.79gpt Au/3.03m

FW 6.42 gpt Au/4.23 m

FW 5.41 gpt Au/7.66 m

11.27 gpt Au/5.81m

16.46 gpt Au/6.55m

21.16 gpt Au/4.78m

12.14 gpt Au/3.10m

17.49 gpt Au/4.70m9.28gpt Au/1.59m

8.87gpt Au/1.87m

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ENHANCING PROJECT VALUE “STAIRWAY”SEVERAL OPPORTUNTIIES NOT CAPTURED IN THE PEA

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US$1,350/ozGold Price

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Opportunities To Further Enhance Value

Sugar Zone NPV Potential

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head grade: 7.0 – 8.0 g/t

mineable resource by

534,000 ounces

miningdilution, lower mining costs

PEA Pre-Tax NPV5%

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Increased overall land position to 83,850 hectares

35 Km strike length to be explored

Near-mine targets Sugar, Middle, Wolf and Fox Zones

Several regional exploration targets identified

NEAR-MINE AND PROPERTY-WIDE EXPLORATION

`Sugar Zone

Middle Zone

Wolf Zone

EM Targets

Eagle Zone

Fox Zone

Lynx Zone

Highway Zone

Fisher Zone

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CONSTRUCTION AND PERMITTING UPDATE

Construction Update

Construction of the crushing spread and mill complex is complete

Grid connection underway (end of August)

Underground development targets exceeded, critical infrastructure is complete

Permitting

Full operational permits targeted for September

IBA signed with proximal First Nation Band

Permit currently under a 30-day public commentary period

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KEY TAKEAWAYS Commercial production: Q4 2018

Production growth: +100,000 ounces of annual production by 2021

Simple mine design, well understood orebody. 100,000 tonnes mined to-date

AISC US$708/oz – first quartile cash cost producer

Opportunities to grow value:

− Improvements to grade with continued drilling

− 130,000 metres of drilling for 2018 that is not currently factored into Resources

− Add ounces currently not factored into the mine plan

− Optimize mine plan, reduce dilution, lower mining costs

Updated resource and mine plan targeted for Q1 2019

Property wide exploration underway – only 10% of the land package has been explored!

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APPENDIX

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Stephen G. Roman Chairman, President & CEO; BA

35+ years

Discovered Gold Eagle, sold to Goldcorp ($1.5B)

Verena Minerals / Belo Sun – Volta Grande, Black Fox, Gabriel Resources Limited

PDAC “Bill Dennis Award” winner, Prospector of the Year, 2016

EXPERIENCED MANAGEMENT TEAM

Roger J. EmdinVice President, Operations;P.Eng.

30+ years

Senior management and operating experience

Experience with large operating mines including Glencore’s Nickel Rim South Mine

Chairman CEMI – Center for Excellence in Mining Innovation

George FlachIndependent Consultant;B.Sc. P.Geo.

30+ years

Discovered / developed gold projects in West Africa

20Moz Gold Fields Tarkwa, 4Moz Bogosuand 2Moz Benso mines in Ghana

2Moz Goulagou mine in Burkino Faso

Rein LehariChief Financial Officer; CPA, CA

30+ years

Previously Partner, PricewaterhouseCoopers

Business valuation, M&A, corporate finance

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EXPERIENCED MANAGEMENT TEAM (Cont’d)

Steve BallGeneral Manager, Sugar Zone Mine; P.Eng.

30+ years

Technical, operations, human resources, corporate affairs and project management

Formerly Mine Manager at Vale’s narrow vein Coleman Mine and Voisey’s Bay

Shawn HowarthVice President, Corporate Development; MBA, B.Eng.

15+ years

Experience in corporate finance, corporate strategy and valuations

Formerly an investment banker with Standard Chartered Bank

Tim CampbellVice President & Secretary;BA Hons.

20+ years

Government & Permitting

First Nations & Community consultation

Corporate finance

Regulatory compliance

Bob KusinsResource Geologist;P.Geo.

35+ years

Underground mine geologist, geological database management, modelling and resource estimation

Formerly Chief underground geologist at Barrick’s Hemlo Mine

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UNDERGROUND MINING STARTED IN 2017

70,000 tonne bulk sample completed in 2017, ore shipped to Barrick’s Hemlo Mill for processing

30,000 tonnes of underground development completed to support commercial mining

Sugar Zone Mine is commercial production ready:

− Geology: Continuity, widths and modelled grades have been confirmed

− Mining: Long-hole mining, minimal dilution

− Processing: Simple metallurgy, high recoveries

− Costs: Mining costs confirmed

Mine Development > 2,500 m

Ore Shipped 67,454 DMT

Grade 8.5 g/t

Reconciliation with Barrick + 5%

Direct Mining cost C$85 / t

BULK SAMPLE HIGHLIGHTS (BARRICK’S HEMLO MILL)

Viewing stope along strike. Clean break, minimal dilution

Opened Longhole Stope

Steeply dipping ore, 65-70°

8 Meter Width

Lower Zone Ore Face100,000 TONNES OF MATERIAL MINED TO-DATE, DE-RISKING TO COMMERCIAL PRODUCTION

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FULLY FUNDED TO PRODUCTIONCLOSED DEBT FINANCING PACKAGE WITH SPROTT RESOURCE LENDING AND APPIAN CAPITAL

Sprott Facility Up to US$50 million under a senior secured credit facility

Appian Subordinated Loan US$20 million loan, subordinated to Sprott facility

BenefitsFlexible principal and interest schedule supports ramp-up of operations

Sufficient liquidity to protect against unforeseen downturn in commodity prices

No equity commitment

No hedging, no cashflow sweeps and no debt service reserve account

No off-take or royalty

No commitment to draw full US$70 million

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PEA SUMMARYInput Unit Value

Gold Price US$/oz $1,250 Exchange Rate CAD:USD 0.80 Average Annual Throughput (2019+) tpa 403,000Average Daily Throughput (2019+) Tpd 1,100Total Processed Tonnes 4,539,800Diluted Head Grade g/t 6.5Gold Recovery % 95.4% Mine Life Years 12Total Ounces Recovered Ounces 904,000Average Annual Production (Phase I & II) Ounces 54,500Average Annual Production (Phase III) Ounces 106,900Average Annual Production (LOM) Ounces 80,700 Peak Annual Production (2024) Ounces 121,400

Mining Costs C$/tonne $90.83 Processing Costs C$/tonne $28.71 Site G&A C$/tonne $8.46 Total Costs C$/tonne $128.01

LOM Average Cost* US$/oz $507 LOM AISC* US$/oz $708

Macro and Physical

Parameters

Cost Parameters

Cash Cost Summary

* Converted from CAD to USD at 0.8000

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NPV AND IRR SUMMARY

UnitGold Price Sensitivities

US$1,150/oz PEA Pricing US$1,350/oz

Macro Parameters

Gold Price US$/oz $1,150 $1,250 $1,350

Exchange Rate CAD:USD 0.80 0.80 0.80

Pre-Tax NPV and IRR

NPV @ 5% M C$ $263 $344 $425

IRR % 40% 50% 60%

Post-Tax NPV and IRR

NPV @ 5% M C$ $189 $244 $299

IRR % 34% 42% 50%

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FIRST QUARTILE CASH COST PRODUCERHARTE GOLD’S ALL IN SUSTAINING CASH COSTS ARE IN THE TOP QUARTILE OF PRODUCERS

Source: SNL Market Intelligence, 2017 gold production ranked all in sustaining costs* Projected positioning based on LOM all in sustaining costs relative to current producers

Cumulative Production

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