Corporate Overview

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January 2018

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FORWARD LOOKING STATEMENTS

Some of the statements contained in this presentation are forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements are not historical facts and are subject to a number of risks and uncertainties beyond the Company's control, including, but not exclusively, statements regarding potential mineralization, exploration results, completion of work program and studies, and future plans and objectives of the Company. Resource exploration, development and operations are highly speculative, characterized by a number of significant risks, which even a combination of careful evaluation, experience and knowledge may not eliminate, including, among other things, unprofitable efforts resulting not only from the failure to discover mineral resources but from finding mineral deposits which, though present, are insufficient in quantity and quality to return a profit from production. This presentation does not constitute an offer of the securities described herein.

Jason Weber, P.Geo., is the Company’s Qualified Person as defined under National Instrument 43-101. He is responsible for the technical disclosure in this document.

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Generating the Next Discovery

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› Focussed on the Cordilleran regions of North and South America

› Exploring in stable jurisdictions with high mineral endowment

› Developing new exploration targets and early stage opportunities

› Joint venture model bias with solely-funded projects to augment exploration profile

› Experienced team with expertise in early stage exploration

› Tight share structure with strong ownership groups

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› Alianza is a Spanish word meaning “alliance”.

› The name reflects the focus on the Americas and the mission of the company, which is to generate highly prospective mineral exploration targets with strong potential and find quality partners to help advance the projects and make economic discoveries.

“ALIANZA”

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Alianza Minerals Ltd - Opportunity

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Diverse portfolio of quality early stage exploration projects › Suite of Carlin Trend and off-trend sediment-hosted gold targets with excellent

potential in Nevada Drilling slated for Q2 2018

› Early stage and drill-ready base and precious metal properties in southern Peru › High grade silver opportunities in Yukon Territory

Royalty opportunities in Mexico and Peru › 1.08% Pucarana royalty adjacent and on-trend with Buenaventura’s Orcopompa

Mine, Peru

New project generation yielding new projects › Recently granted 9 zinc concessions, Peru › Additional targets slated for prioritization. Hybrid Prospect Generator business model allows for concurrent exploration on a number of properties and greater potential for discovery on solely-funded or partnered properties.

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Who is Alianza?

Alianza has a technical team experienced in executing the prospect generator model

› Jason Weber, P.Geo. – President and CEO. CEO of predecessor, Estrella Gold, also a prospect generator.

Formerly CEO of Kiska Metals (developing the Whistler Gold/Copper porphyry deposit in Alaska, USA) and predecessor to Kiska, Rimfire Minerals. Rimfire conducted over $35 million in exploration over a 10 year period, 85% of which was funded by partners such as Newmont, Barrick, Anglogold, Northgate, Inmet (now First Quantum) and Xstrata.

› Mark Brown, CPA-CA – Executive Chairman. Trained as an accountant at PriceWaterhouseCoopers, Mr. Brown

has been controller of two operating gold mining companies with operations in northern Canada and South America and founder of Rare Element Resources, a NYSE-listed rare element exploration and development company. Mr. Brown leads a team of 8 people in the Vancouver office of Pacific Opportunity Capital Ltd., a financial consulting and merchant banking firm active in venture capital markets in North America, and also sits on the Board of other public companies.

› Marc Blythe, P.Eng. – Director. CEO of Alianza`s predecessor, Tarsis Resources, a prospect generator. Led Tarsis

to deals with Osisko, Kinross, Silverquest, Driven Capital. Former VP of Almaden Minerals, and prior, Senior Mine Engineer for Placer Dome where he led internal and external mine valuations, feasibility studies and advised on acquisitions.

› Winnie Wong, CPA-CA – Chief Financial Officer. Ms. Wong received her training in accounting with Deloittes in Vancouver. After joining Mr. Brown at Pacific Opportunity Capital, Ms. Wong has been appointed CFO of a number of Pacific Opportunity-affiliated junior exploration companies operating in North and South America and in Europe.

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Who is Alianza?

› Geoff Chater, B.Sc. (Geology) – Director. Mr. Chater is a geologist with over 29 years of experience in the mineral and mining industries operating in North America, South America, Europe and Africa. He has spent the majority of his career as a liaison between public companies and the financial industry, in particular with analysts and institutional investors. In addition to Alianza, he is currently a Director of Nevsun Resources and Mason Resources. Geoff has held positions with numerous resource companies including First Quantum Minerals Ltd., Eldorado Gold Corporation, Greystar Resources Ltd., Luna Gold Corp., and Great Panther Silver Ltd.

› John Wilson, M.Sc. (Geology), CPG – Director. Mr . Wilson has over forty years of experience and success in all aspects of base and precious metals exploration, discovery, reserve definition, and mine development. His work has included discoveries in Brazil, Nevada, and Peru. He has also done detailed evaluations of numerous deposits and prospect types in varying geological settings throughout the western U.S., Russia, Chile, Peru, Brazil, Mexico, Central America and Asia.

› Jose Quijano, B.Sc. (Geology) - Senior Geologist. Jose leads Alianza’s Lima technical group and its generative efforts. Jose is Peruvian, having worked with Hochschild Mining, Newmont, Aruntani SAC and Southwestern. Jose has led greenfield and brownfield exploration programs targeting low and high sulphidation epithermal, porphyry and other styles of mineralization. In addition to his generative scope, Jose is involved in the project execution and fieldwork, health and safety, and the interaction with local communities.

› Joanna Liu –General Manager, Peru. Ms. Liu earned a Bachelor Degree in Tourism and holds diplomas in Business Administration and in Mining Law. She is Alianza’s longest serving team member, with over ten years of experience in managing the Peruvian subsidiaries of Alianza and its predecessors. She is the legal representative of the company in Peru and the mining properties administrator. Ms. Liu is responsible for coordinating and supervising environmental and community relations matters and labour law matters as well as the preparation and control of budgeting. She is fluent in Spanish and English.

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Share Structure

Shares Outstanding 35,441,668

Warrants 18,069,732

Finders Warrants/options 316,500

Options 2,657,000

Fully Diluted 56,484,900

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› Share Ownership: – Insiders: 30%

– Major shareholders: 37%

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PROPERTY PORTFOLIO

› Yanac › La Estrella › CP Generative

Properties

PERU NEVADA

› East Walker › Bellview › Horsethief › BP › Ashby

leased to Nevada Canyon

MEXICO ROYALTIES

› Yago › San Pedro › Mesquites 1% NSR capped at $1 million on each. (Almadex Minerals)

YUKON

› White River › Prospector

Mountain › MOR › Goz Creek › Tim

Projects available for option in four jurisdictions with excellent discovery potential:

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PERU ROYALTY

› Pucarana 1.08% NSR (Buenaventura)

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Nevada Portfolio

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Premier U.S. jurisdiction for gold exploration and development

Primary focus - sediment-hosted (or Carlin-style) gold › Extensions of known trends (ie South Carlin Extension – Bald

Mtn, Kinross)

› “Off-trend” potential east of established districts (ie Newmont’s Long Canyon Mine, Liberty Gold’s Goldstrike project, UT)

Alianza portfolio: › Two south Carlin Trend properties

› One off-trend target

• Potential Long Canyon look-alike

• Drilling Q2 ’18 permitted

› Two Walker Lane Trend epithermal gold prospects

› Ashby leased to Nevada Canyon Resources

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Horsethief Project

› Off-trend Carlin-like gold system, Lincoln County, NV.

› Window of Cambrian-aged carbonate strata in Tertiary volcanics

› Hematite-rich jasperoid breccia outcrops with gold mineralization

› Drill ready – Q2 2018 program in prep

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Horsethief Project - Timeline

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1984 - 4,200 m of rotary drilling testing 2 areas yields numerous intersections of anomalous gold mineralization

› Holes are shallow (generally <100 m depth), four end in mineralization

› Highlight intervals include 13.7m @ 1.2 g/t Au and 39.6m @ 0.79 g/t Au

› High grade gold at surface in jasperoids (21.94 g/t gold from grab sample)

› Limited surface exposure of carbonate rocks interpreted to preclude a major deposit

2015 – Project acquired 2016 – Fieldwork focused on structural interpretation, locating new jasperoid and carbonate rock exposures 2017 - 3D modelling of geophysical/geological data reveals:

› carbonate host rocks more widespread than previously thought

› IP chargeability anomalies coincident with interpreted carbonate rocks under cover are primary drill targets

Similarities with Newmont’s Long Canyon Mine & Liberty’s Goldstrike project

2011 – Largely dormant until IP/resistivity survey completed

› Never followed up due to M&A and deteriorating markets

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Criteria Description Long Canyon Mine Horsethief Project

Horst & Graben Structural Setting Uplifted block of regionally east dipping carbonate and siliciclastic rocks

Dolomite ‘megaboudins’ Structural ‘megaboudins’ strongly correlate to highest grade mineralization

Untested

Au grades correlate to hematite High grade Au associated with hematite matrix of collapse breccia features

Soil geochemical anomalies Anomalous As, Sb, Hg pathfinders correlate to Au mineralization

Karsted systems Karst systems represented by crackle breccias, polymictic - monomictic breccias, collapse breccias, etc…

Untested

Strong geophysical signature IP and gravity display strong correlation to surface geology and mineralization at depth

Comparison to Long Canyon

› Newmont’s newly commissioned Long Canyon Mine is 150 km east of the Carlin Trend. 1.2 Moz @ 2.1 g/t Au Reserve 2.0 Moz @ 3.0 g/t Au Resource Plenty of additional exploration upside

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Horsethief Project - Targets

› Host rocks (green/blue) may be present undercover of volcanics east and north of current outcrop (as identified by IP resistivity survey).

› Carbonates host jasperoid alteration, anomalous in gold and pathfinder element geochemistry › IP chargeability anomalies at depth associated with Horsethief North and South, Stallion and

newly identified Mustang (under volcanic cover)

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› Prior drilling, although shallow is extremely encouraging.

› High grade gold in surface sampling › New targets at depth may reflect

source of surface anomalies › 10,000 foot drill program outlined › Permit received.

Carbonate rocks hosting mineralization

Carbonates continue under volcanic cover to east, resurfacing at Stallion target

13.7 m @ 1.22 g/t Au

39.6m @ 0.79 g/t Au

/ Mustang

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3D Chargeability/Resistivity Looking NW

Resistivity (reflecting carbonate stratigraphy): Excellent tool for identifying target carbonate stratigraphy – especially where covered by volcanic rocks (right side of image).

Graben structure: Identified in resistivity break. Possible pathway for

mineralizing fluids

Chargeability (potentially mineralized zones): High priority targets consist of chargeability anomalies within carbonate rocks, near/at volcanic contact and in areas of complex structure (graben faults and cross structures). Chargeability used with success at other sediment-hosted (Carlin-style) deposits in NV.

› Geophysical surveys completed in 2011 key to drill targeting › Likely not followed up by previous operators due to deteriorating market conditions

› Viewing in 3D model highlights compelling targets of coincident geochem, structure, resistivity and chargeability anomalies

› Using resistivity to highlight stratigraphy could open up much larger search area

Volcanic cover: masking carbonates and

potential targets below?

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Horsethief Project Opportunity

› Under-explored sediment-hosted gold exploration target › Gold in jasperoids and silty limestones: positive indications of significant

mineralizing system active on the property.

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› Shallow drilling intersected gold mineralization 4 holes end in mineralization

Carlin-style system inadequately tested

System may continue in projections of stratigraphy under volcanic cover

› Next steps: 3D modelling of drilling and IP

database (ongoing)

Refine drill targets

Permit received.

Jasperoid Breccia outcrops – Horsethief North area

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Carlin Trend – Southern Extension

› Two projects located on the southern extension of the prolific Carlin Trend

› Southern extension potential Rain/Emigrant mine

(Newmont) Bald Mountain mine

(Kinross) Recent discoveries and

deposit definition at Railroad-Pinion project

› ANZ projects Rain/Railroad-Pinion and Bald Mountain look-alikes?

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Why Peru?

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Long mining history › Dating back to Spanish Colonial times › Important producer of silver –played

major role in Peruvian independence › >50% of Peru’s exports are

mining/metals › Mining accounts for 14% of GDP

Peru is one of the world’s top metal producers › Top three copper and zinc producer › Large producer of silver, gold

Peru is relatively underexplored

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Yanac Propety, Peru

PERU

› Drill–ready copper/moly porphyry discovery opportunity.

› 1.1 by 1.25 km area of Cu/Mo mineralization and porphyry style alteration.

› > 190 rocks samples averaging > 0.15% copper.

› Work conducted to date includes target generation, regional and property scale mapping, geophysics and sampling.

› 1022 rock samples, 30 line-km of Induced Polarization & 387 line-km of airborne MAG geophysics completed.

› Result of a strategic exploration alliance with Cliffs Natural Resources targeting copper deposits in southern Peru.

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Yanac – Location, Access & Infrastructure

YANAC PROJECT

Chincha Alta

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› 50 km northeast of Chincha Alta, Ica. › New international airport 48 km

southwest of Chincha Alta. › General-purpose port facility 80 km

southwest of Chincha.

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Yanac – Target Areas

Paraiso Target

Karina (Breccia) Target

Deep Target

Copper/molybdenum mineralization in rocks on surface, coincident with porphyry style alteration. › Strong phyllic (pyritic) halo surrounding

potassic core and copper/moly mineralization

Favourable structural setting

IP chargeability coinicident with surface mineralization › Continues at depth to east (Deep

Target)

20 Hole drill program planned

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Drill holes proposed Phase 1 - 5 drill holes for 2000 meters

Drill holes proposed Phase 2 - 10 drill holes for 6,000 meters

AREA PLATFO RM AZIMUTH DIP LENTGH PRO PO SAL CO MMENTS PLATFO RM

Paraiso MY-01 75 65 400 Going toward best surface evidencies MY-14-006

Paraiso MY-02 255 55 400 To crosscut the porphyry system toward East MY-14-007

Paraiso MY-03 75 60 400 To crosscut the porphyry system toward East MY-14-008

Paraiso MY-04 255 60 400 To explore at easter area of porphyry MY-14-009

Paraiso MY-05 75 65 400 To explore at northern area of porphyry MY-14-010

2000 FIRST PHASE

AREA PLATFO RM AZIMUTH DIP LENTGH PRO PO SAL CO MMENTS PLATFO RM

Paraiso MY-06 75 65 400 To explore at northern area of porphyry MY-14-011

Paraiso MY-07 75 65 400 To explore over Karina brecciated area MY-14-012

Karina MY-08 75 60 400 To explore at northern area of porphyry MY-14-002

Paraiso MY-09 80 60 400 To explore at central area of porphyry MY-14-005Karina MY-10 75 75 400 To explore at southern area of porphyry below Karina MY-14-016

Karina MY-11 75 65 400 To explore over Karina brecciated area MY-14-001

Paraiso MY-12 75 65 400 To explore at southern area of porphyry MY-14-003

Paraiso MY-13 75 60 400 To explore at western area of porphyry MY-14-018

Paraiso MY-14 270 60 400 To explore at eastern area of porphyry MY-14-019

Karina MY-15 75 60 400 To explore at southern area of porphyry MY-14-004

4000 SECOND PHASE

Paraiso MY-16 75 60 400 To explore at northern area of porphyry MY-14-013

Paraiso MY-17 75 60 400 To explore at north-west area of porphyry MY-14-014

Paraiso MY-18 75 60 400 To explore at north-east area of porphyry MY-14-020

Karina MY-19 75 70 400 To explore at southern Karina, for porphyry MY-14-015

Karina East MY-20 75 80 400 To explore at southern of porphyry MY-14-017

2000 THIRD PHASE TO

Yanac – Proposed Drill Program

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Yanac – Opportunity

› Drill–ready copper/moly porphyry discovery opportunity.

› 60 km from coast of Peru, near Chincha Alta operating Cerro Lindo mine 15 km to NW proximal to potential port facilities, power, water, int’l airport

› 1.1 by 1.25 km area of Cu/Mo mineralization and porphyry style alteration > 190 rocks samples averaging > 0.15% copper.

› Good relations with local communities Including landowner in main target areas

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Project Generation in Peru

› Alianza has a team and access to individuals experienced in prospect generation and in working/generating ideas in Peru

› Four areas of southern Peru were studied for zinc and silver, copper-gold porphyries and epithermal gold and silver

› Significant open ground exists, enabling the cost-effective acquisition of exploration targets.

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Central Peru Project Generation - Peruvian Polymetallic Belt

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› Metallogeny

› Geology

› Structure

› Landsat

› Public geochemical data

› Alianza’s private geochemical

database

› Local knowledge/expertise

› Land status (current phase

focussed only on open ground)

› Favourable CSR conditions

Project Generation in Peru

Management has completed preliminary data compilations of key areas of Peru focussed on:

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› Central Peru Polymetallic Belt – largest source of zinc in Peru. Deposits include: › polymetallic replacement, polymetallic vein, Mississippi Valley, zinc-copper skarn and porphyry

deposits. All of the large zinc deposits are hosted by Mesozoic carbonate rocks.

› The most famous zinc-dominant deposit in the region is Cerro de Pasco Mine. The deposit has been in operation for more than 100 years

› carbonate replacement deposit (CRD) with reported historic production of: 1906 to 1976: 38.3 Mt grading 2.5% Cu

1955 to 1976: 27.6 Mt grading 9.2% Zn, 3.6% Pb, and 2.7 oz/t Ag

2009 to 2013: 12.5 Mt grading 3.7% Zn, 1.3% Pb, and 3.7 oz/t Ag

Why The Peruvian Polymetallic Belt?

Million Tons of Zinc

2014 Production Tons of Zinc

From Central Peru Polymetallic belt

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Peruvian Polymetallic Belt Targets

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III, Depósitos Au-Cu-Pb-Zn relacionados con intrusivos y pórfidos skarn Cu-Ag del Pérmico Triásico. and dep. U-W-Sn-Mo

XIV Depósitos de Au-Cu-Pb-Zn relacionados con intrusivos del Eoceno

XVII Epitermales de Au-Ag del Eoceno y depositos polimetalicos del Eoceno-Oligoceno-Mioceno

XX Pórfidos de Cu-Mo-Au, Skarns de Pb-Zn-Cu-Ag y depósitos polimetálicos relacionados con intrusivos del Mioceno

XXI-b Epitermales de Au-Ag hospedados en rocas sedimentarias

XXI-c Depósitos polimetálicos Pb-Zn-Cu con superposición epitermal de Au-Ag

XXII Depósitos de W-Mo-Cu relacionados con intrusivos del Mioceno Superior

XXIII Epitermales de Au-Ag del Mio-Plioceno

Intrusives, porphyrys , skarn from permian -Triasic

Associated to the Eoceno intrusives

Eocen ephithermals and polymetallics from Eocen-Oligocen-Miocen.

Porphyry, Skarns y polymetallic asociated to Miocene intrusions.

Associated to upper Miocene intrusives

Ephitermals sediments hosted.

Porphyry, skarns & polymetallic deposits associated with Miocene intrusions

Eocene intrusive-associated deposits

Eocene epithermal and Eocene-Oligocene-Miocene polymetallic deposits

Upper Miocene intrusive related deposits

Sediment-hosted epithermal deposits

Permian-Triassic porphyry, skarn and intrusive-related deposits Alpa Marca Zn,Ag (MNT)

Nueva California Au (EP)

Pierina Au (EP)

Antamina Cu,Zn,Ag (SK)

Contonga

El Recuerdo Huanzala Zn,Pb,Ag (SBL)

Pallca Pb,Zn (SK)

Raura Zn,Pb,Ag (SK)

Uchucchcacua Mallay

Ag,Zn (VN)

Huaron Zn,Ag (EPI)

Santander Zn,Ag (CRD)

Coricancha Au,Ag,Cu (VN)

Yauliyacu Au,Ag,Cu (VN)

San Vicente Zn (VN)

Atacocha Zn,Ag (Sk) Milpo

Cerro de Pasco Zn,Pb,Ag,Cu,Au (CRD) Colquijirca

Marcapunta Au,Ag,Cu,Au (STB)

Ticlio-Morococha Zn,Pb,Ag (VN) Toromocho Cu,Pb,Zn,Ag (PRY)

San Cristobal Zn,Pb,Ag (VN) Andaychagua

Azulcocha Zn,Ag (BX)

Yauricocha Au,Ag,Zn (VN)

Raycacocha Cu,Au (PRY) Pashpap

Cu,Mo (PRY)

San Luis Au,Ag (EP)

Hilarion

Rondoni Cu,Ag,Au (SK)

Colquipucro Ayawilca Zn,Sn (MNT)

Shalipayco Zn (MVT)

Quicay Cu,Au (PRY)

Ariana Cu (SK)

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Yanamina Au (EP)

Invicta Au (EP)

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CERRO DE PASCO :His t o r ic al r eser ves : 2 2 5 MT at 7 % Zn , 2 % Pb, 0 .4 4 %C u, 2 4 0 g / t Ag , an d 0 .2 7 g / t Au.

Ext en t io n r eser ves : 15 MT at 3 .5 %Zn , 1.2 %Pb, 4 8 .5 g / t Ag .

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Relacionada con intrusivos, pórfidos, skarn del Pérmico Triásico.

Relacionado con intrusivos del Eoceno

Epitermales del Eoceno y polimetalicos del Eoceno-Oligoceno-Mioceno

Pórfidos, Skarns y polimetálicos relacionados con intrusivos del Mioceno.

Relacionado a intrusivos del Mioceno Superior

Epitermales alojados en rocas sedimentarias

RAURA :Reso ur c es : 5 .1 MT at 6 .7 %Zn , 13 3 .3 7 g / t Ag ,

ISCAYCRUZ :Reser ves : 3 .7 MT at 6 .07 % Zn , 0 .7 % Pb, 3 4 g / t Ag ,

M + I Reso uc es .3 .8 MT at 8 .0 5 %Zn, 0 .7 9 %Pb, 3 5 g / t Ag .In f er r ed r eso ur c e.9 MT at 7.9 % Zn , 0 .7 %Pb, 10 g / t Ag ,

SANTANDER.Ind ic at ed r eso ur c es : 6 .2 MT at 3 .6 2 o zAg , 1.3 %Pb, 1.2 5 o z/ t Ag

In f er r ed r eso ur c e.:13 .8 MTat 4 .6 2 %Zn , 0 .4 0 %Pb, 0 .6 o z/ t Ag .

PALLCA :Reser ves : 7.4 MT at 8 .8 6 %Zn , 0 .9 8 %Pb.

YAULIYACU.Reser ves :4 .18 MT at 112 .4 g / t Ag , 2 .2 6 %Zn, 0 .9 8 %Pb

Reso ur c es .:2 3 .0 3 MTat 2 0 0 .4 g / t Ag , 3 .8 2 %Zn , 1.2 3 %Pb.

TO RO MOCHOReser ves :15 2 6 MT at 0 .4 8 %Cu, 6 .8 8 g / t Ag , 0 .019 % Mo .

MARCAPUNTAReser ves :15 4 .5 MT at 1.6 4 %Cu, 0 .019 o z/ t Au.

SAN GREGO RIOReso ur c es :8 3 .8 MT at 5 .7 7 % Zn .

ANTAMINA :Reser ves :8 2 2 MT at 0 .9 3 %Cu, 0 .6 6 % Zn , 10 g / t Ag .

Reso ur c es :1112 MT at 0 .8 % Cu, 0 .4 5 % Zn , 9 .41 g / t Ag .

UCHUCCHACUA :Reser ves :4 .17 MT at 15 o z/ t Ag , 1.5 %Zn, 1.11 %Pb.

Reso ur c es :3 .8 4 MT at 16 .8 8 o z/ t Ag , 1.8 4 % Zn , 1.3 %Pb.

ATACOCHAReser ves :2 .0 5 MT at 3 .2 7 %Zn , 1.11 %Pb, 0 .2 6 %Cu, 1.8 o z/ t Ag .Reso ur c es :11.6 MT at 4 .5 5 %Zn, 1.61 %Pb, 0 .41 %Cu, 2 .3 3 o z/ t Ag

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CERRO DE PASCO :His t o r ic al r eser ves : 2 2 5 MT at 7 % Zn , 2 % Pb, 0 .4 4 %C u, 2 4 0 g / t Ag , an d 0 .2 7 g / t Au.

Ext en t io n r eser ves : 15 MT at 3 .5 %Zn , 1.2 %Pb, 4 8 .5 g / t Ag .

EXPLANATION OF CENTRAL PERU TARGET (POLIMETALLIC BELT)

(6) Six first priorities to field recognition for 2017.

Selected Metallogenetics belts like focus area to prospection and explorations.

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Advanced Project

Prospect discontinued.

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Relacionada con intrusivos, pórfidos, skarn del Pérmico Triásico.

Relacionado con intrusivos del Eoceno

Epitermales del Eoceno y polimetalicos del Eoceno-Oligoceno-Mioceno

Pórfidos, Skarns y polimetálicos relacionados con intrusivos del Mioceno.

Relacionado a intrusivos del Mioceno Superior

Epitermales alojados en rocas sedimentarias

RAURA :Reso ur c es : 5 .1 MT at 6 .7 %Zn , 13 3 .3 7 g / t Ag ,

ISCAYCRUZ :Reser ves : 3 .7 MT at 6 .07 % Zn , 0 .7 % Pb, 3 4 g / t Ag ,

M + I Reso uc es .3 .8 MT at 8 .0 5 %Zn, 0 .7 9 %Pb, 3 5 g / t Ag .In f er r ed r eso ur c e.9 MT at 7.9 % Zn , 0 .7 %Pb, 10 g / t Ag ,

SANTANDER.Ind ic at ed r eso ur c es : 6 .2 MT at 3 .6 2 o zAg , 1.3 %Pb, 1.2 5 o z/ t Ag

In f er r ed r eso ur c e.:13 .8 MTat 4 .6 2 %Zn , 0 .4 0 %Pb, 0 .6 o z/ t Ag .

PALLCA :Reser ves : 7.4 MT at 8 .8 6 %Zn , 0 .9 8 %Pb.

YAULIYACU.Reser ves :4 .18 MT at 112 .4 g / t Ag , 2 .2 6 %Zn, 0 .9 8 %Pb

Reso ur c es .:2 3 .0 3 MTat 2 0 0 .4 g / t Ag , 3 .8 2 %Zn , 1.2 3 %Pb.

TO RO MOCHOReser ves :15 2 6 MT at 0 .4 8 %Cu, 6 .8 8 g / t Ag , 0 .019 % Mo .

MARCAPUNTAReser ves :15 4 .5 MT at 1.6 4 %Cu, 0 .019 o z/ t Au.

SAN GREGO RIOReso ur c es :8 3 .8 MT at 5 .7 7 % Zn .

ANTAMINA :Reser ves :8 2 2 MT at 0 .9 3 %Cu, 0 .6 6 % Zn , 10 g / t Ag .

Reso ur c es :1112 MT at 0 .8 % Cu, 0 .4 5 % Zn , 9 .41 g / t Ag .

UCHUCCHACUA :Reser ves :4 .17 MT at 15 o z/ t Ag , 1.5 %Zn, 1.11 %Pb.

Reso ur c es :3 .8 4 MT at 16 .8 8 o z/ t Ag , 1.8 4 % Zn , 1.3 %Pb.

ATACOCHAReser ves :2 .0 5 MT at 3 .2 7 %Zn , 1.11 %Pb, 0 .2 6 %Cu, 1.8 o z/ t Ag .Reso ur c es :11.6 MT at 4 .5 5 %Zn, 1.61 %Pb, 0 .41 %Cu, 2 .3 3 o z/ t Ag

Alianza Property

(inactive)

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Project Generation in Peru

› This work has identified targets for potential acquisition on open ground

› Targets selected on base and precious metal geochemistry, structural setting and geology analogous to nearby operating mines and advanced projects

› Six new properties (9 concessions) - granted in 2017

› The next step is to ground truth targets and prioritize further targets for acquisition (late 2017)

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Pucarana Royalty (Epithermal Au)

Pucarana Au Project

› 1.08 % Net Smelter Royalty

› Project operated by Buenaventura, on trend adjacent to the Orcopampa Mine

› Veins at Orcopampa appear to trend onto Pucarana property

› Development (drilling, ventilation shaft etc) very near to property boundary

› 2017/18 program to evaluate potential (BVN)

Orcopampa Mine

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Alianza Minerals Ltd - Opportunity

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› Diverse portfolio (commodity and jurisdiction) of quality early stage exploration projects Suite of Carlin Trend and off-trend sediment-hosted gold targets

with excellent potential in Nevada

Early stage and drill-ready base and precious metal properties in southern Peru

› Royalty opportunities in Mexico and Peru 1.08% Pucarana royalty adjacent and on-trend with Orcopompa

Mine, Peru

› New project generation yielding new projects Recently applied for 9 zinc concessions, Peru

› Prospect Generator business model allows for concurrent exploration on a number of properties and greater potential for discovery

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BOARD & MANAGEMENT

Mark T. Brown, CA-CPA Executive Chairman

Jason Weber, P.Geo. President and Director

Winnie Wong, CA-CPA Chief Financial Officer

Marc Blythe, MBA, P.Eng. Director

Geoff Chater, B.Sc. Director

Craig Lindsay, MBA, CFA Director

John Wilson, M.Sc., CPG Director

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Contact Information

› www.alianzaminerals.com

› info@alianzaminerals.com

› Jason Weber - (604) 687-3520 x246

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