• Sediment-hosted defined resource of 6,800,000 tons grading 0.03 oz/ton defined by shallow drilling
• Deeper mineral potential completely untested
• Part of Maestro's eastern Great Basin focus located on a newly emerging mineral trend
• Carlin-style gold mineralization
• Potential for high-grade mineralization untested in vertical faults

• Located in Pershing County, Nevada. Consisting of 292 unpatented claims
• Characteristics of a large, multi-age, porphyry Cu-Au system
• Adjacent to several active exploration projects in a new emerging mineralization trend in Nevada
• Surface rock chip samples include up to 4.4 grams/tonne gold, 22 grams/tonne to 4.97% copper, and from 0.3 to 89.7grams/tonne silver

• Past gold-producing property; over 60,000 oz Au produced
• Prior drilling focused solely on shallow oxide mineralization; deeper mineral potential untested including high-grade feeder systems in thicker host rock
• New geophysical survey identified multiple high-priority gold targets

The Gold Ore project lies 53 miles (85 kilometres) northeast of Reno, near the historic Jessup Mining District. The project area extends for five miles (8 kilometres) in a north-south by 8 miles (13 kilometres) east-west. Throughout the area, topographic relief is low, but multiple mineralized outcrops and sub-crops of mineralized volcanic rocks were sampled. The alteration on surface and geochemical results suggest the exposures could be the highest level of two poly-metallic porphyry systems. First pass rock chip sampling has returned values from <0.005 ounces per ton (opt) to 0.268 opt gold, <0.005
opt to 10.8 opt silver, 14 parts per million (ppm) to 3,390 ppm (0.3%) copper, 30.6 ppm to 272,000 ppm (27.2%) lead and 12 ppm to 353,000 ppm (35.3%) zinc.