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November 2008
EXPLORATION DISCOVERY PROJECT ENHANCEMENT
GOLDEN DAWN
MINERALS INC
May 2010
TSX-V :GOM
Frankfurt Exchange:3G8
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2010 Focus
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Greenwood, British Columbia, CanadaPrecious Metals and Base Properties
Site of Kinross’ Custom Mill
2,000 Tonne/Day Capacity
Boundary Falls &
Wild Rose
Properties
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Royal Attwood
Greenwood Precious and Base Metal Properties
Boundary Falls Property1000ha
Royal Attwood Property1800ha
Site of Famous Phoenix Mine
Wild Rose Property750ha
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Wild Rose Property
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Wild Rose Property
2 km South of motherlode mine approximately 3 km from Greenwood, South
Central, BC
1 km West of main road via a maintained logging road
450 metres of modern trackless adit access
New wildcat vein intercepted 40 metres East of main target the Wild Rose vein
Wildcat vein projected to 150 metres North to the Deadwood zone to Diamond
Drill hole #92-41 with 1.3 metres at 14.0 g/t gold
Extension of current drift expected to intersect Wild Rose vein within 10-20
metres to drill hole #87-3 at 8 grams/ton gold
Wild Rose vein projected to extend to the Deadwood zone to approximately 500
metres to drill hole #92-27 at 63 metres at 1.0 grams/ton gold
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Wild Rose PropertyDrill Hole Locations
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Wild Rose Property
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50 m
Wild Rose Fault Adit
Wild
Ca
t Ve
in
Wild
Ro
se V
ein
Dead Wood Zone
DH 92-27
1.25m @ 11g/t Au,
2.2 % Cu
Veins open
along strike
(1000 m)
DH 91-16
DH 92-31
DH 92-40DH 92-42
DH 92-41
DH 87-3
DH 87-4DH 86-12
DH 86-5
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DH 91-16
26.15m @ 0.754 g/t Au
DH 92-27
63m @ 0.95 g/t Au
DH 92-31
1.03 m @ 21.3 g/t Au
DH 92-40
0.8m @ 3.41 g/t Au
DH 92-42
3.4 m @ 1.68 g/t Au, 3.0 m @ 0.92 g/t Au
DH 92-41
0.6 m @ 3.05 g/t Au, 0.7 m @ 25.7 g/t Au
DH 87-3
2.5 m @ 7.9 g/t Au, 12 ppm Ag, 0.38% Cu
DH 87-4
2.16 m @ 8.5 g/t Au,4.65 ppm Ag
DH 86-12
1.7 m @ 8.37 g/t Au, 6.82 ppm Ag
DH 86-5
1.8 m @ 10.23 g/t Au, 14.57 ppm Ag
Best Drill Hole Intercepts
GOLD, COPPER POTENTIAL OF THE WILD ROSEHIGH GRADE VEINS AND BULK TONNAGE POTENTIAL
Historic drilling data non NI 43 101 compliant
There are many similarities between the Wild Rose vein systems and the epithermal veining related to Eocene structures, that occurs at Rossland, British Columbia, where parallel, en echelon, gold-bearing massive pyrrhotite-pyrite-chalcopyrite and quartz veins are related to the intrusion of the multi-phase, Jurassic aged Rossland monzonite. At Rossland more than 20 veins are recognized in an area of about 1200 by 600 meters, from which over 5.5 million tonnes of ore grading 16 g/t Au = 2.8 M oz of Gold was produced (Höy and Dunne, 2001).
This similarity was pointed out by Caron (1998 a, b, 1999) who noted that the gold bearing massive sulphide veins on the Golden Crown property near Phoenix and at the Wild Rose zone on the Wild Rose property have similarities to Rossland style veins.
GOLD, COPPER POTENTIAL OF THE WILD ROSECONCEPTUAL MODEL
Wild Rose Property
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Wild Rose Property
New Wild Cat Vein
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Bulk Tonnage Potential
Projection of Wild Rose vein to intersect Deadwood zone approximately 500
metres North of current workings of the Wild Rose vein
Deadwood zone is characterized by silicification widespread low-grade gold
mineralization including several high grade gold veins
eg. 63 metres ad 1 gram/ton gold including 0.15 metres at 134 grams/ton
gold.
The deadwood zone is potentially a bulk tonnage target.
Entrance of the adit of the Wild Rose mine 2 km by road to Roberts Mill on the
Boundary Falls property
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Initial Work Program
10-20 metres of drifting to the Wild Rose vein
5,000 ton bulk sample from Wild Cat vein
5,000 ton of bulk sample from the Wild Rose vein
Exploratory 2,500 metres of long hole drilling on Wild Cat and Wild
Rose Vein
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Similar Geology to
Boundary Falls – Over
1 Million Ounces Now
in Production
4.2 Million tones @ 1.3g/t Au, 0.8% Cu
27 Million tones @ 1.12g/t Au, 0.9% Cu
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EM & Mag
Anomalies
Coincident with
Geochem Soil
Sampling
Mine & Mill with
all Infrastructure
Hwy #3, 5 km
from Greenwood
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Boundary Falls PropertyGreenwood, B.C. , Canada
EM & Mag
Anomalies
Coincident with Soil
Geochem Samples
Mine & Mill
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Boundary Falls Property Mill Site
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Boundary Falls Targets
• Minerals: Gold/Silver
• Untested Volcanic & Sediment Host Target (MAG & EM
Anomalies)
• Processing Facility On-Site (Mill)
– Infrastructure, including power, on property
• Targets:
– Veins, massive sulphides and open-pit intrusive related gold & copper
deposits
– Bulk tonnage gold/copper potential
– Existing Gold/Silver/Polymetalic Mine on Property
• Excellent Year-Round Road Access
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Milling Access
Processing Facility (Mill) on Boundary Property for High-Quartz, Gold, Silver
Major Mill ~ 70km South -- Excess Capacity Available KETTLE RIVER MILL: Owner Kinross (Echo Bay) soliciting mill feed
Mining Friendly Community -- Established Infrastructure –Good Road Access
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27 Million tones @ 1.12g/t Au, 0.9% Cu
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Anomalous Gold Geochemistry
4000 soil and stream sampler taken
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HIG
HW
AY
#3
Aeroquest EM & MAG SurveyRoyal Attwood Powerline Zone
MAG & EM highs coincident with soil geochemical samples,
stream sentiments, and I.P. surveys24
Royal AttwoodGreenwood Mining Belt
Gold & Copper Prospect Situated 5 km South of the Phoenix Mine
Originally, Phoenix was a High-Grade Gold/Copper Underground Mine, Later, an Open-Pit Mine – total production 27 Million tone @ 1.3g/t gold, 0.8% copper.
Recent Mag & EM Helicopter Survey on Royal Attwood Produced Two Target Areas:
ATTWOOD 1
ATTWOOD 2
Anomalous Gold Geochemistry Coincident with Untested Magnetic Anomalies
Two Potential Causes:
(1) Large magnetic body - Belcher(Magnetite-Gold)Type - - Volcanogenic magnetite copper & gold at contact of limestone and volcanics
(2) Magnetite-bearing intrusive mass with bulk tonnage characteristics
Potential Multimillion Ounce Gold + Copper Target
Report Available: NI 43-101 Compliant
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Stewart Area Group, Coastal BC
Precious metal (Gold/Silver)
5 Blocks and 4,537.77 hectares. Wholly owned
100%.
Cariboo Gold Belt Group, Cariboo Region, BC
Precious metals (Gold)
3 Blocks and 2,731.44 hectares. Wholly owned
100%.
North Block, Cariboo Gold Belt, BC
Precious metals (Gold)
1,875.98 hectares. Wholly owned 100%.
STEWART AREA, COASTAL BC & CARIBOO GOLD BELT PROPERTIES
Swan Property, British Columbia
Precious and base metals
6,025 hectares of contiguous mineral claims
Toodoggone region of B.C. 100% ownership.
TOODOGGONE PROPERTIES - British Columbia, Canada
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Cariboo Gold & North Block
The four blocks lie northeast, northwest and west of the International Wayside Gold Mines Ltd.'s recent spectacular gold discoveries within the Bonanza Ledge property in the Barkerville Gold District.
The North Block property holds the Bowron, Ahbau & Kee Khan blocks. The closest block, Bowronblock, is situated 13 km NE from the Bonanza Ledge zone and the farther one, Ahbau block, is 37 km NW. Recent activity in the Barkerville area, by International Wayside, has returned spectacular gold values over long intercepts in drilling including 84.4 meters (277 feet) of 16.5g/tonne (0.481 oz/ton) gold and 37.5 meters (123.1 feet) of 36.1 g/tonne (1.052 oz/ton) gold.
The recently acquired claims cover portions of both the Snowshoe Group of rocks consisting of greenstones and metamorphic rocks which host the Barkerville area gold systems, and also portions of the younger Antler Group of rocks, consisting of limestones, cherts, and some volcanics.
A geological, prospecting, and geochemical sampling program will be initiated, weather permitting, as soon as a field crew can be mobilized to the area, for a summer exploration program in 2010.
Location Cariboo Region Of Central British Columbia
Minerals Gold & Silver
Ownership 100% (2% NSR)
Access Road
Size 4,607.42 hectares
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Central & Coastal B.C. Properties –100% Owned
Fort Nelson
Prince George
Prince Rupert
Vancouver
Victoria
Barkerville Gold District
4607.42 ha
Stewart area
5417.10 ha
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Cariboo Region Barkerville Gold District B.C. , Canada
Golden Dawn Minerals
100% owned properties
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Cariboo Region Barkerville Gold District
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Cariboo Region – Property Geology
Golden Dawn Minerals
100% Owned Properties
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Stewart Area Group
• The 5 claim blocks are in the vicinity of the recent (2009) spectacular Red Cliff gold discovery, announced by Decade Resources Ltd, in the Stewart area of coastal northern British Columbia, Canada.
• These blocks cover five different gold-silver base-metal showings lying south, north, and northwest of the Decade discovery area.
• Initial investigation summer 2010
Location Coastal British Columbia, Canada
Minerals Gold & Silver
Ownership 100% (2% NSR)
Access Road
Size 4,537.77 hectares
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Property Holdings 100% Owned
Fort Nelson
Prince George
Prince Rupert
Vancouver
Victoria
Tenure
NumberArea (ha) Block name
Block
Area (ha)
635843 448.2
635844 448.29
635863 394.38
634963 431.38 Nurse 431.38
634944 234.51 Munro 234.51
635784 430.53
635783 448.62
635243 448.8
635223 431.13
634003 434.23
634005 452.42
634006 452.51
634023 362.1
Total = 5417.10
Jim 1290.87
Central 1759.08
Stewart Region
Morning Star 1701.26
Tenure
NumberArea (ha) Block name
Block
Area (ha)
648044 464.47
648106 444.9
648125 483.42
648183 483.19
648523 483.72
648484 483.61
648543 483.46
648443 310.3
648723 38.8
648423 446.11
648703 485.44 Kee Khan 485.44
Total = 4607.42
North
Ahbau
Bowron
Cariboo Region
795.21
1450.79
1875.98
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Stewart Region Property GeologyB.C., Canada
Golden Dawn Minerals
100% Owned
Stewart Area
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Swan Property, ToodoggoneB.C., Canada
Golden Dawn is
well positioned within
the heart of the
Toodoggone Mineral
Belt.
Gold Fields Explorations$3.9M exploration 2009
Kemess South Mine produced 245,631 ounces of gold and 68.1 million lbs copper in 2007.
100% Owned
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Consulting Team
The Company has assembled an experienced geological consulting
team to complete GOM exploration programs. Our more senior
geological consultants include:
– Ed Kimura, P.Geo. Former Manager, Placer Dome Canada
– Stewart Jackson, P.Geol. PhD.
– Fayz Yacoub, P.Geo. Project Generator
– Michel G. Caron, Geophysical and Drill Contractor
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Contacts
TSX-V: GOM
WWW.GOLDENDAWNMINERALS.COM
Wolf Wiese: President/CEO
Mike Poulin: Corporate [email protected] Ph. 604.630.6793
Office: (604) 221-8936
Facsimile: (604) 685-2360
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