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Joint Venture & Alliance

Opportunities in Mexico

Revolution Mexico Portfolio

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Introduction Universo: New District Contiguous with Peñasquito and Camino Rojo

• 370,500 hectares on trend with major mines

• 25 Surface showings, prospects and anomalous zones identified to date

• Multiple drill ready targets, historic high-grade gold and silver production

• Historical drilling intersected 21.3m avg 11.7g/t Au and 37g/t Ag including 1.5m avg

121g/t Au

La Bufa: Multiple Vein Targets

• 1940’s historical production at Carmen Vein, 1Mt at 2.5% Cu and 2.9g/t Au

• 18,000 hectares on trend with historic Batopilas deposit and 30km east of Goldcorp’s

El Sauzel mine

• Sampling at multiple prospects reported up to 21.9g/t Au, 2,170g/t Ag, 11.3%Cu,

5.38% Zn and 0.254% Mo

• 8 Recon-generated prospects

Montaña de Oro: Multiple Base & Precious Metal Targets

• 26,000 hectares on trend with Coeur’s Palmarejo and Pan American’s Alamo Dorado

• 22 targets identified to date, including 17 areas of gold, a CRD discovery, and four

undrilled copper porphyries

• Historical drilling reported 31.2m of 7.0% Zn, 0.94% Cu, 51.48g/t Ag and 0.80g/t Au

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Corporate Strategy

• Pursue JV and alternate options with our

100% owned Mexico portfolio (including

Universo, La Bufa and Montaña de Oro

properties)

• Continue to advance Champion Hills

ourselves as Romarco approaches a

permit decision

• Shift by Seniors to pursue grassroots

exploration in politically safe/mining

friendly jurisdictions of Mexico

• Revolution recently acquired 100%

interest in the Mexico portfolio

• Company now has the flexibility to form

strategic partnerships

• Maintained large land package in the

process

• Significantly decreased financial

commitments

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Universo

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Goldcorp

Peñasquito Mine

17.8Moz Au & 882Moz Ag

New Gold

Cerro San Pedro Mine

3.7Moz Au & 68.4Moz Ag

Goldcorp

Camino Rojo Deposit

4.0Moz Au & 68.3Moz Ag

Grupo Mexico

Charcas Mine

Largest Zn Producer in MX

First Majestic

Real de Catorce Deposit

46.79Moz Ag

Universo Introduction • 370,500 total hectares in northern San Luis Potosi

• Relatively flat topography, modest vegetation and thin overburden in a sparsely

populated region

• Located in the heart of a 300km trend of significant precious and base metal mines

and deposits:

– Goldcorp’s Penasquito Mine – Mexico’s largest open pit mine, containing Au,

Ag, Pb and Zn

– Goldcorp’s Camino Rojo Deposit – acquired for $238M from Canplats

– Grupo Mexico’s Charcas Mine – over 100 years of Zn/Pb/Ag mining history

– New Gold’s Cerro San Pedro – Produced 2Moz Ag and 144koz Ag in 2011

• 25 surface showings, prospects and anomalous zones identified to date

• Despite Universo’s strategic location, only limited exploration has been performed;

the last known drilling being 18 years ago

• Universo hosts multiple styles of mineralization including epithermal, sediment

hosted/Carlin style and polymetallic epigenetic.

• Gold Mineralization occurs within jasperoid silicified limestone sequences along

regional scale fault structures, as well as within low sulphidation epithermal quartz

vein systems

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Universo South Targets

• Cinco Estrellas Mine (Au-Ag)

– Historical drilling intersected 21.3m avg

11.7g/t Au and 37g/t Ag including 1.5m avg

121g/t Au

– 6,460 tons of past production at 13.7g/t Au

and 394g/t Ag

• Esquivel (Au-Ag)

– 2,640 tons of past production at 19.2g/t Au

and 115g/t Ag

• Lindo Dia (Au)

– Boulders sampled up to 1.6g/t Au

• La Perdida (Au-Ag)

– Samples of up to 6.85g/t Au and 79g/t Ag

• Represso (Au-Sb)

– Jasperoids, high level epithermal

signature, altered volcanics

• Chiqui (Au, Sb)

– 200m strike length, sampled up to 7.0g/t

Au with widespread +1.0g/t Au

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Cinco Estrellas (Au-Ag)

• Historic drilling encountered 1.5m of 121.0 g/t Au within 21.3m of 11.7 g/t Au and 37 g/t Ag starting at 126.5m, SE of Cinco Estrellas.

• 6,460 tons of past production at 13.7g/t Au and 394g/t Ag

• Non NI43-101 compliant resource estimate: 47,000 tons @ 16g/t Au, 900g/t Ag

• Esquivel: Nearby small mine production: 2,640 tons of 13 g/t Au, 90g/t Ag

• Widespread anomalous Au and Ag, >0.1g/t

• Majority of targets hosted in carbonate rocks, low angle thrust fault and high angle NNW to EW trending fault controlled mineralization

• High-level low-sulfidation epithermal Au-Ag characteristics throughout property along with key trace elemental signatures such as Hg, Sb and As.

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Visible gold from Cinco Estrellas 2012

Cinco Estrellas Drilling Results

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Hole ID From To Length Au (g/t) Ag (g/t)

UNN11-005 192.72 197.82 5.1 30.81

UNN12-006 8.84 31.12 22.28 1.025 5.0

UNN12-006 25.57 30.18 4.61 4.38 17.5

UNN12-007 201.65 209.8 8.15 0.151 3.73

UNN12-009 64.88 70.75 5.87 29.33

UNN12-009 66.2 68.44 2.24 58.75

UNN12-010 63.98 76.87 12.89 3.58 26.18

UNN12-010 74.88 78.83 3.95 11.98 54.8

UNN12-010 74.88 75.85 0.97 42.4 68.2

UNN12-012 0 16.8 16.8 0.597 14.17

UNN12-012 83.85 88.45 4.6 0.128 19.94

UNN12-013 0 14.92 14.92 0.337 1.59

UNN12-013 37.79 64.05 26.26 21.46

UNN12-014 0 10.65 10.65 1.22 2.31

UNN12-014 63.45 70.15 6.7 21.45

UNN12-016 89.39 90.93 1.54 3.61 16.5

• Completed 16 holes totaling 3,607 meters,

first target of over 25 surface showings,

prospects and anomalous zones identified to

date

• Results highlighted by drill hole UNN12-

010 which intersected 42.4g/t Au with

68.2g/t Ag over 0.97m

• Gold and silver mineralization hosted within

caliche overburden suggest potential for

undiscovered gold-silver structures under the

overburden, proximal to the outcropping

Cinco Estrellas and Esquivel zones.

• 188 underground channel samples were

collected; samples returned up to 566 g/t Au,

averaging 6.9 g/t Au, up to >10,000 g/t Ag,

averaging 121 g/t Ag.

Chiqui (Au)

• Circa1970’s-80’s underground mining

focused on antimony-gold mineralization

of <10,000 tons

• 157 surface and underground samples

collected, grab and channel, 2 samples

run 7.76 and 7.75 g/t Au, 25 samples

above 1.0g/t Au, averaging of 2.0g/t Au

• Strong and consistent gold mineralization

over 200m strike length and 50m width

• Target never drilled, 100% owned

• Very high Sb, Hg, and As associated with

Au geochemistry

• Au mineralization distributed by low angle

thrust faults with high angle feeder

structures, limestone host

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Chiqui area gold in soil samples

Universo North Targets

• Salitrillo (Au)

– 650m x 2,500m area of jasperoid

altered limestone

– Several small workings

– Numerous samples over 50g/t Au

and as high as 193g/t Au

– Strong anomalous Hg, As, Sb

– Potentially high-level expression of

sediment-hosted gold system

• Los Reyes (Co-Zn-Ni)

• La Guerra (Co-Zn-Ni)

• Calavera (Co-Zn-Ni)

• Co-Zn-Ni targets all carbonate

replacement deposits with sample values

of up to 4,260ppm Co and 762ppm Ni

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La Bufa Introduction

• 1940’s production: 1Mt at 2.9 g/t Au and 2.5%

Cu from Carmen vein system

• Along prominent ENE trend of significant

mineral deposits such as Batopilas (MAG

Silver), El Sauzal (Goldcorp), Alamo Dorado

(Pan American)

• Same host rock as Batopilas (300Moz historic

silver production)

• Sierra Metals’ nearby small scale operation at

Bolivar 25km west of Batopilas, production avg

2% Cu and 10% Zn

• Additional sub-parallel precious and base metal

veins with similar grades and unexplored by

modern techniques

• Recent surface work by Revolution, some

limited surface work by Lake Shore Gold

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8 Recon Generated Targets

La Bufa Regional Deposits

13 *Resource and reserve estimates taken from

company websites as of April 2012

La Bufa Prospects

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15.5g/t Au

7.6% Cu

5.38% Zn 10.6% Cu

2.38g/t Au

15.2g/t Ag 11.4% Cu

2,170g/t Ag

1.07g/t Au 47.4g/t Au

4.39% Cu

2.24% Cu

21.9g/t Au

4.51g/t Au

13.5g/t Au

8.14% Cu

0.25% Mo

300Moz Silver Historic Production

Carmen Mine (Au-Cu)

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• The main Carmen vein, along with multiple

parallel structures, can be traced at surface for

800 meters of strike length

• Veins at La Bufa are similar to other vein-

hosted deposits and mines in Mexico,

displaying significant vertical and strike length

San Fernando (Cu-Au-Zn)

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• Historic mine, artisanal production 3km west of

the Carmen Mine, and 500m south of Golondrina

• Two veins have been identified, traceable on the

surface for approx. 200m

• Underground channel sampling returned assays

of 21.9g/t Au, 9.15g/t Au, 1.63%Cu; 7.11g/t Au,

2.24% Cu and 4.13g/t Au, 1.13% Cu

Golondrina (Cu-Au)

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• Historic mine, artisanal production 3km west of the

Carmen Mine

• Historic workings are located in high-sulfidation

epithermal veins and breccia zones

• Quartz-sulphide and gold-copper bearing

mineralization, similar structure to San Fernando

• Grab and chip samples assayed up to 47.4g/t Au and

4.39% Cu

Cazadores (Cu-Ag)

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• Surface mapping and sampling by Revolution

• Known mineralized zone is 350m in strike

length and width of up to 30m

• Samples containing copper and silver oxide as

well as sulphosalt minerals returned 11.4% Cu

and 2,170g/t Ag, and 1.99% Cu, 630g/t Ag, and

1.07g/t Au

Panalito (Cu-Au)

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• Located 1km northeast of the Carmen Mine, consisting of four quartz-specular hematite

veins containing abundant copper oxides and occasional chalcopyrite

• A select chip sample of the westernmost vein yielded a value of 7.11% Cu while

channel sample across the vein assayed 4.02%

• Approx. 150m to the northeast, a 4th vein was sampled and returned a value of 10.6%

Cu, 2.38g/t Au and 15.2g/t Ag

• 15 Samples over an 800 x 400m area averaged 2.08% Cu, 0.206g/t Au and 3.41g/t Ag

Don Julio (Au-Cu-Zn)

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• 1,500m of strike length, located 6km NW of Carmen

• Numerous gold-bearing copper oxide-quartz veins and

small artisanal mines

• 10 of 18 grab samples assayed between 1.7 and

15.7g/t Au, averaging 6.22g/t Au

• Select grab samples also assayed up to 7.6% Cu and

5.38% Zn

Cabellero Azteca (Au)

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• Historical mine, artisanal production,

located 6km southeast of Carmen and

similar vein system to San Fernando and

Golondrina

• Historic workings are located in high-

sulfidation epithermal veins and breccia

zones

• High grade sample of dump material from

workings returned results of 4.51g/t Au,

4.6g/t Ag and 0.75% Cu

Hornitos (Mo)

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• New molybdenite discovery located 6.5km west of Carmen Mine, 2km south of the

Don Julio Prospect

• 200m square area of sheeted quartz-molybdenite veins hosted within hornfels,

with one to three meter separation between veins

• Chip samples taken on quartz veins returned values of 0.18%, 0.24%, and 0.25%

Mo and the 5 samples averaged 0.173% Mo

• Satellite imagery has identified an altered area several kilometers in length by one

kilometer width

Montaña de Oro Introduction • 26,516 hectares located in the Sierra Madre Gold Belt of northwestern Mexico, a

prolific gold-silver belt with a history of mining dating back several hundred years

• It is 25km south of Coeur’s Palmarejo Mine and 20km north of Pan American’s Alamo

Dorado

– Palmarejo 2011 production: 9.0Moz Ag and 125,000oz Au

– Alamo Dorado 2011 production: 5.3Moz Ag and 166,000oz Au

• Property is underlain by the Guerrero Terrane which consists of Late Jurassic to Early

Cretaceous andesitic flows interbedded with andesitic tuffs and minor carbonate

sedimentary rocks and sandstone

• Three distinct styles of mineralization:

– Low sulphidation Au-Ag

– Porphyry-related Cu-Mo-Ag mineralization with an Au signature

– Contact metasomatic skarn deposits with distinct base metal (Pb+Zn) tenors

• A total of 22 targets have been identified to date, including: 17 areas of gold

mineralization, a carbonate replacement discovery, and 4 undrilled copper porphyries

• Favorable location for mine development with respect infrastructure and local

resources

• 125 drill holes for 30,165 meters by West Timmins Mining

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Montaña de Oro Property Portfolio

24 *Resource and reserve estimates taken from

company websites as of April 2012

La Dura West (Cu-Ag)

• Cu-Au Porphyry, including La

Concepcion (Zn-Cu-Ag-Au) CRD target

• The zone, as it has been drill delineated

to date, is approx. 400m x 100m

• Large Cu porphyry system, part of a

complex of multiple intrusions that

include tonalite, microtonalite, quartz

monzonite porphyry, andesite porphyry

and granodiorite

• Historical drill highlights include:

– 31.16m of 7.00% Zn, 0.94% Cu,

51.48g/t Ag, 0.80g/t Au

– 18.35m of 5.15% Zn, 0.45% Cu,

25.65g/t Ag 0.50g/t Au

– 0.95m of 27.22% Zn, 1.03% Cu,

65.44g/t Ag, 0.82g/t Au

– 7.95m of 6.32% Zn, 1.96% Cu,

108.59g/t Ag, 1.34g/t Au

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La Concepción

(Zn-Cu-Ag-Au)

• Replacement Massive sulphide / Breccia Zn-

Cu-Ag-Au System

• Located within La Dura West target area

• Mineralization occurs as massive sulphide

replacements and multi-stage siliceous

breccias

• The zone, as it has been drill delineated to

date, is approx. 400m x 100m

• Strong IP anomoly

• Breccia zone to the south has strike length in

excess of 600m exposed with widths of 50 to

150m

• Highlight historical drill hole of 4.47m avg.

30.3g/t Ag, 16.5% Zn and 0.97% Cu

• Abundant placer gold in area

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La Dura East

• Zn-Ag-Cu Skarn

• 1.4km east of La Concepción on

periphery of large La Dura West

porphyry copper system

• Limestone-hosted alteration traced for

2.5km at surface

• 3 areas of interest have been identified

through past drilling: La Dura North,

Nariz, and La Dura South

• La Dura North intercepts include

13.78m of 5.65% Zn+Pb with 23.51g/t

Ag and 3.05m of 10.81% Zn+Pb with

42.29g/t Ag

• Nariz intercepts include 44.2m of

0.15% Zn

• La Dura South intercepts include

13.27m of 2.01% Zn+Pb with 6.87g/t

Ag and 95.71m of 2.51% Zn+Pb with

8.81g/t Ag

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El Rodeo (Au-Ag)

• Bonanza grade epithermal vein cluster comprised of

multiple targets

• Epithermal stockworks, breccias and a network of quartz

veins hosted in andesite

• Mainly located along regional scale El Rodeo fault system

• Multiple sites of high-grade past production

• Targets include:

– El Rodeo: vein widths of 0.3 to 6.0m over 1,500m

strike length, historical drill testing intersected 4.80m

of 9.58g/t Au and 121.78g/t Ag

– Don Pancho/La Violetta: historical samples running

bonanza grades in excess of 3,000 – 4,000g/t Ag

– Fronteriza: 1,500m x 400m area, historical drill testing

intersected 13.60m of 0.79g/t Au and 5.19g/t Ag

including 0.90m of 5.51g/t Au and 38.2g/t Ag

– Montaña de Oro: historical trench results returned

2.53g/t Au over 18.3m

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Suby Zone • Large (1,500m x 400m) gold-dominant mineralized low-sulphidation epithermal

system

• Disseminated sulphide mineralization occurs in quartz veins, breccias and

hematite-epidote altered andesite over a broad area

• Initial drill testing intersected 13.60m section which returned 0.79g/t Au and

5.19 Ag including a higher grade intersection of 5.51g/t Au and 38.2g/t Ag

• Orientation similar to a structural fabric also recognized in the Montaña de Oro

zone

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El Zataque (Au-Ag)

• Located along the southern extension

of the regional scale El Rodeo fault

system, approx. 5km south of the El

Rodeo discovery

• Mineralization at surface consists of

strongly weathered, sulphide-rich

silicified andesite, rhyolitte and quartz

diorite

• The gossan zone is 1.5km by 0.8km in

size

• Acid leaching is evident in many

outcrops, and a prominent area of

stressed vegetation is evident over the

entire area

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La Mora (Au-Cu-Ag)

• Conceptual Cu-Au IOCG

• Mineralized zones found in altered

and sheared microtonalite

• Wider alteration zone is 1.5km in

diameter, with the core approx.

500m long along strike by 100m

across

• Preliminary sampling has returned

up to 0.69g/t Au, 7.1g/t Ag and

almost 1% Cu

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Baboyahui • Historic placer gold area

• Located 7km NNW of La Dura

• Historical sampling returned values up to 2.13g/t Au, 143g/t Ag and 6.55% Cu

• Zone of quartz-sericite and hematite alteration associated with a quartz monzonite intrucive produced a colour anomaly measuring 4.5km by 2.5km

• Never drilled

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El Chapote

• Historic placer gold area

• 9 samples > 1.0g/t Au

• Historical sampling returned values up to 3.3g/t Au, 72.2g/t Ag, and 2.32% Cu

• Known zone of alteration measures approximately 2km in diameter

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Corporate Contact

Aaron Keay

President, CEO & Director

aaron@revolutionrc.com

Office: +1 (604) 678-4024

Mobile: +1 (604) 323-6911

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Investor Relations

Revolution Resources Corp.

Dylan Berg

Manager, Investor Relations

dylan@revolutionrc.com

Office: +1 (604) 681-5672

Mobile: +1 (604) 616-1182