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January 2013

Open Pit Gold Projects – building our first mine….

…and increasing our resource base.

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Investment Highlights

Global resources of 715,000 oz of indicated and 1,921,000 oz of inferred (0.3 g/t

cut-off)

São Jorge PEA update with new larger and higher grade resource, improved

metallurgy, more favorable exchange rates and a better gold price – Q1 2013

completion

Moving towards production at São Jorge – target 2015

All deposits (São Jorge, Surubim, and Boa Vista) in the Tapajós region and

Batistão deposit in the Alta Floresta region open for resource expansion

Near-surface gold resources at all deposits amenable to large scale open pit

extraction

One of the largest land positions in the Tapajós region of Brazil

Supportive, mining friendly jurisdiction – 1% NSR to state

Led by a proven management team & experienced board

Strong investment opportunity – EV/oz of ~$6/oz compared to industry

standard of approx. $50/oz

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Brazil – Junior Mining Company Resources


Underground Mines

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Junior Gold Company’s – EV/Oz Gold


0

50

100

150

200

250

Average - $48.46

EV

C$/o

z

BGC - $6

Source: Canaccord Genuity (June 29, 2012)

Junior Gold Comparables: Enterprise Value per ounce gold equivalent

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Milestones

2012 Milestones – Completed

Earned an additional 19% in the Boa Vista project bringing Brazilian Gold’s ownership to

71% subject to a NSR – expect to be 85% in 2013

NI43-101 Technical Reports on resource estimates for two new discoveries: Jau (Surubim

project) and VG1 (Boa Vista) deposits – deposits open in three directions with potential for

additional resource growth

Amended NI43-101 Technical Report on the resource estimate for the São Jorge deposit –

overall 87% increase in the contained gold ounces and a 89% increase in the indicated

ounces from the previous estimate (PEA 2011)

BGC 2012 Resource Statement – increased gold inventory by 176% from 2011

2013 Q1 Milestones – to be Completed

NI43-101 Technical Report on the first resource estimate for the Batistão deposit

NI43-101 Technical Report on the updated Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA) of the

São Jorge deposit

Sao Jorge Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) underway

Surubim oxide evaluation and update


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BGC Resource Location


São Jorge

Indicated: 715,000 oz gold

Inferred: 1,035,000 oz gold

Surubim (Jau)

Inferred: 503,000 oz gold

Boa Vista (VG1)

Inferred: 336,000 oz gold

Batistão

Resource Estimate in progress

Deposit Classification Cut-off

(g/t) Tonnage

Grade

(g/t) Ounces

Sao Jorge Indicated 0.3 14,420,000 1.54 715,000

Inferred 0.3 28,190,000 1.14 1,035,000

Indicated 0.5 10,490,000 1.97 666,000

Inferred 0.5 18,780,000 1.52 918,000

Jau Inferred 0.3 19,440,000 0.81 503,000

VG1 Inferred 0.5 8,470,000 1.23 336,000

All deposits Indicated 14,420,000 1.54 715,000

All deposits Inferred 56,100,000 1.04 1,874,000

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Large land package in the Tapajós – synergy for

central process plant


Cuiu-Cuiu (1.3M oz) Magellan Tocantinzinho (2.5M oz) Eldorado

São Jorge (1.75M oz) Brazilian Gold

Palito (0.7M oz) Serabi

X1 (0.4M oz) Rio Novo

Coringa (1.1M oz) Magellan

Ouro Roxo (0.5M oz) Albrook

Itaituba

Moraes Almeida

Novo Progresso

Guaranta

Matupa Peixoto de Azevedo

Terra Novo

Tapajos River

Jamanxim River

Rio Novo

VG1 (0.3M oz) Brazilian Gold

Jau (0.5M oz) Brazilian Gold

BR163 Hwy & Power line

Tapajos Gold Province

Sao Jorge Group

Surubim Group

Boa Vista

BGC Regional Group

Alta Floresta Gold Province

Batistao

Colider

Pará

Mato

Grosso

9,500,000mN

25

0,0

00

mE

9,250,000mN

9,000,000mN

50

0,0

00

mE

Batistão Brazilian Gold

Bulk of BGC projects

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São Jorge – Open Pit Mining Project


9,290,000N

9,280,000N

9,270,000N

650,0

00E

660,0

00E

Property Boundary

São Jorge

Deposit

Riozinho

Jamanxim River

Area Explored

BR163 Hwy & Power line

100% ownership

Total Resource (0.3 g/t cut-off) Indicated: 715,000 oz @ 1.54 g/t

Inferred: 1,035,000 oz @ 1.14 g/t

Drilling: 37,000 m in 148 holes

Oxide Resource (0.3 g/t cut-off) Indicated: 81,000 oz @ 1.42 g/t

Inferred: 70,000 oz @ 1.10 g/t

Exploration Large untested IP and magnetic anomaly on strike

with deposit

Small area of property explored to date

Infrastructure Abundant water

Easy access with paved highway

Inexpensive Power ($0.06/kWh)

Skill work force in Novo Progresso – camp site

facilities not necessary

Metallurgy +88% recoveries in oxides (CIL); limited testwork

to date

94% recoveries in sulphides (CIL)

Taxes No VAT on machinery and consumables (15 years)

6.25% income tax (10 years)

RECAP– exemption of PIS and COFINS

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São Jorge – mineralized solid with pit shell


Bottom of pit shell

-50 masl

Surface approx.

215 masl

Primary

mineralization

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São Jorge – Section 657300E


Gold Block Grade (g/t)

>1.0

0.5 – 1.0

0.3 – 0.5

0 – 0.3

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São Jorge – CIL processing (94% recovery)


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EIA in progress – permit early 2014

Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)and Permitting


Preliminary License (LP) Water, flora, fauna, etc. studies

Installation License (LI) Construction

Operating License (LO) Production

Stage 1 Stage 2 Stage 3

• Exploration completed

• Feasibility approved

• EIA/RIMA approved

• Public hearings

• Granting of LP

• Request of LI

• SEMA Review

• Granting of LI

• Construction

• Request of LO

• Inspection by

• DNPM &SEMA*

• Granting of LO

• Production

+/- 18 Months End of Construction

*DNPM – Departmento Nacional de Producão Mineral; SEMA – Secretariat of Environment of the State of Pará

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São Jorge – resistivity target


Soils (ppb)

>1,000

100 – 1,000

50 – 100

25 – 50

0 – 25

9,284,000mN

9,283,000mN

9,282,000mN

9,281,000mN

656,0

00m

E

657,0

00m

E

658,0

00m

E

659,0

00m

E

661,0

00m

E

Gold anomaly

Gold anomaly

Drill holes

52.5m @ 0.4 g/t gold

2.9m @ 3.8 g/t gold

(SJD-074-06)

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Surubim – Patoa, Tucunare, Colonia and Jau targets


100% ownership

Patoa, Tucunare, Colonia Targets

Large (4 by 2.5 km) gold-in-soil

anomaly

Auger holes (511 holes in 5,863

m) outlines extensive oxide

mineralization

Diamond drill holes (48 holes in

7,968 m) intersect multiple

mineralized gold lenses

Metallurgy - visible gold suggests a

significant amount of gold will be

recovered by gravity

Near term oxide production

potential

Jau Target

Inferred: 503,000 oz @ 0.81 g/t Au

at 0.3 g/t cut-off


All targets are amenable to open pit

extraction

Road accessible from Trans-garimpeiro

Hwy

9,270,000mN

580,0

00m

E 9,250,000mN

590,0

00m

E

600,0

00m

E

610,0

00m

E

620,0

00m

E

Tucunare Colonia

Mariazinha

Jau Patoa

Property Boundary

Property Boundary

Access by river

to São Jorge

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Patoa, Tucunare and Colonia: upper 20% of oxide

mineralization (up to 60 m) tested by auger drilling


67 auger holes: average 0.3 g/t over 8.8 m;

collared over an area of 180,000 m2

57 auger holes: average 1.4 g/t over 7.2 m;

collared over an area of 20,000 m2

Major northwest and east-west

fractures untested; garimpeiros

mined alluvial and laterite gold

Patoa

Tucunare

Colonia Central

Colonia North

Colonia South

Auger Holes (g/t x m)

5 to 100

2.5 to 5

1.5 to 2.5

0.1 to 1.5

<0.1

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Jau deposit – toll treatment via Rio Novo River


Inferred resource of 19.44Mt grading 0.81 g/t gold (503,000 ounces) at a 0.3 g/t cut-off

Amenable for open pit extraction

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Boa Vista Project


9,135,000mN

9,125,000mN

9,130,000mN

530,0

00m

E

535,0

00m

E

540,0

00m

E

Pistinha Jair

Ze de Leicha

Planalto

VG1

Camp

Almir

Airstrip

Drill holes

red = gold-in-soil

anomaly (>100 ppb)

71% ownership

VG1 Resource (0.5 g/t cut-off)

336,000 oz @ 1.2 g/t Au


Trenching: 2,224 m

Exploration

VG1 deposit open at depth and

along strike (2,000 m) for

further resource expansion

Numerous targets (Jair, Ze da

Leicha, Almir, Pistinha and

Planalto) require follow-up

exploration

Road accessible from Novo Progresso

Potential for open pit extraction

Visible gold and preliminary gold size

classification suggests a significant

amount of gold will be recoverable by

gravity

Boa Vista

(VG1) Inferred

0.30 12,130,000 0.98 383,000

0.40 10,410,000 1.09 364,000

0.50 8,470,000 1.23 336,000

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9,130,000mN

9,129,500mN

9,130,500mN

530,5

00m

E

532,0

00m

E

532,5

00m

E

5330,0

00m

E

531,5

00m

E

red = gold-in-soil

anomaly (>100 ppb)

VG1 deposit – 600 m out of +2 km drilled


Hole ID From (m) To (m) Length (m) Gold (g/t)

Diamond Drill Holes

VGDD001 0.00 102.30 102.30 1.43

VGDD003 24.25 96.08 71.83 0.22

VGDD004 7.84 137.84 130.02 0.48

VGDD005 0.00 14.84 14.84 0.83

VGD-006-11 50.00 54.00 4.00 1.05

VGD-006-11 158.00 186.00 28.00 0.41

VGD-007-11 34.00 42.00 8.00 0.42

VGD-007-11 74.00 72.00 8.00 2.11

VGD-007-11 230.00 261.00 31.30 1.06

VGD-008-11 58.50 65.00 6.50 0.75

VGD-009-11 92.00 170.00 78.00 0.97

VGD-010-11 89.00 101.00 12.00 0.53

VGD-011-12 105.00 202.00 97.00 1.72

VGD-012-12 17.50 70.40 52.90 0.46

VGD-013-12 151.35 242.00 90.65 0.65

VGD-014-12 113.00 125.00 12.00 0.31

VGD-014-12 326.00 334.00 8.00 0.31

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Batistão Project (Alta Floresta Region)


BGC 100%

Paved road access & power lines

Exploration

1,287 m (24 holes) RC holes

1,655 m (11 holes) diamond drill

holes

Batistão deposit is coincident with

a 2,000 m long gold-in-soil

anomaly

Anomaly open in all directions

Eastern 600 m of soil anomaly drill

tested to 150 m depth

Mineralized zone is +30 m thick

and grades approximately 1 g/t

gold

Gold mineralization may be related

to porphyry system similar to X1

and Colider

Guaranta

Matupa

Peixoto de Azevedo

X1 (0.4M oz) Rio Novo

Colider

Batistão

8,800,000mN

8,900,000mN

700,0

00m

E

Terra Novo

50 km

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Batistão deposit


A

A’ Gold-in-soil

anomaly

8,856,000mN

692,0

00m

E

8,855,000mN

693,0

00m

E

694,0

00m

E

RC holes

Diamond drill holes

Soils (ppb)

>1,000

100 – 1,000

50 – 100

25 – 50

0 – 25

A A’

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Why Brazil – the Next Big Mining District

• Politically mature and economically stable

• World’s 6th largest economy

• Rapidly growing population with emerging middle class

• Pro-mining culture

• Clear and well understood mining code and legal framework

• Large underexplored country with favorable geology

• Only 1% royalty on production

• Tapajós – underexplored mineral province with unofficial artisanal production

of 20 to 30M ounces

• Companies such as Newmont, AngloGold Ashanti, Kinross, and Eldorado Gold

actively exploring, developing and investing in gold projects in Brazil


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Board & Management


Ian (John) Stalker (B.Sc.)

CEO, Director

Former CEO of Berkeley Resources Ltd., CEO of UraMin Inc. (sold to Areva for US$2.5

billion), VP of Gold Fields of S.A., MD of Ashanti Goldfields.

Joanne Yan

President, Director

Former Managing Director of Golden China Resources Corporation and Vice President of

Apac Minerals Inc.

Christian Bué (Ph.D.)

Chairman

Former senior executive of Penarroya, Executive Director of Metaleurop, Vice Chairman of

the International Zinc Association.

Glen Dickson (B.Sc., P.Geo.)

Director

Former Chairmen and CEO of Gold-Ore Resources, CEO and Director of Cumberland

Resources Ltd.

James Mellon (M.A.)

Director

Chairman and co-founder of Regent Pacific Group Limited, Chairman of Manx Financial

Group, Chairman of Speymill PLC, Director of Polo Resources Ltd. and Director of

Charlemagne Capital.

Luis de Azevedo (B.Sc., LLB.)

Director

Founder and partner of FFA Legal & Support Mine/Oil Companies and previous senior roles

with Western Mining and Barrick.

Garnet Dawson (M.Sc., P.Geo.)

Vice President, Exploration

Former VP, Exploration for EuroZinc Mining Corporation. Qualified person for Brazilian

Gold.

Mike Schmulian (B.Sc., MBA)

Technical Manager – Brazil Former Brazil country manager for Western Mining and exploration manager for AngloGold.

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Summary


• São Jorge Project • Indicated resource of 14.42 Mt @ 1.54 g/t (715,000 oz) and inferred resource of 28.19 Mt @ 1.14

g/t (1,035,000 oz) at a 0.3 g/t cut-off

• Metallurgical recoveries of 94% and low power cost of $0.06/kWh

• Open pit project moving towards production

• IP and magnetic anomaly on strike and southeast of deposit suggesting potential for resource

growth

• Surubim Project – Patoa, Colonia, Tucunare and Jau • Patoa-Colonia-Tucunare oxide target – auger drilling (511 holes in 5,863 m) outlines extensive

oxide mineralization

• Metallurgy – gravity studies in progress

• All targets at surface and amenable to open pit extraction

• Jau inferred resource of 19.44 Mt @ 0.81 g/t (503,000 oz) at a 0.3 g/t cut-off

• Boa Vista Project • VG1 inferred resource of 8.47 Mt @ 1.23 g/t (336,000 oz) at a 0.5 g/t cut-off

• VG1 resource amenable to open pit extraction

• High potential to increase VG1 resource along strike and at depth

• Numerous targets to explore

• Batistão Project • NI43-101 Resource Estimate in progress

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Important Regulatory Notice Certain of the statements made and information contained herein is "forward-looking information" within the meaning of the

Ontario Securities Act, including statements concerning our plans at our mineral projects, which involve known and

unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors which may cause the actual results, performance or achievements of the

Company to be materially different from any future results, performance or achievements expressed or implied by such

forward-looking information.

Forward-looking information is subject to a variety of risks and uncertainties which could cause actual events or results to

differ from those reflected in the forward-looking information, including, without limitation, failure to establish mineral

resources; delays in obtaining or failure to obtain required governmental, environmental or other project approvals;

changes in national and local government legislation or regulations regarding environmental factors, royalties, taxation

or foreign investment; political or economic instability; terrorism; inflation; changes in currency exchange rates;

fluctuations in commodity prices; delays in the development of projects; shortage of personnel with the requisite

knowledge and skills to design and execute exploration programs; difficulties in arranging contracts for drilling and other

exploration and development services; dependency on equity market financings to fund programs and maintain and

develop mineral properties; risks associated with title to resource properties due to the political risk in Brazil and

difficulties of determining the validity of certain tenures and other risks and uncertainties, including those described in

each management discussion and analysis.

In addition, forward-looking information is based on various assumptions including, without limitation, the expectations and

beliefs of management; the assumed long-term price of various minerals; the availability of permits and surface rights;

access to financing, equipment and labour and that the political environment within Brazil will continue to support the

development of environmentally safe mining projects. Should one or more of these risks and uncertainties materialize, or

should underlying assumptions prove incorrect, actual results may vary materially from those described in forward-

looking statements. Accordingly, readers are advised not to place undue reliance on forward-looking information. Except

as required under applicable securities legislation, the Company undertakes no obligation to publicly update or revise

forward-looking information, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.

Garnet Dawson, M.Sc., P.Geo. (British Columbia), Vice President, Exploration for the Company and a Qualified Person, as

defined by National Instrument 43-101 has reviewed the technical contents of this presentation.


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Contact:

Brazilian Gold Corporation

Suite 308, 595 Howe Street

Vancouver, British Columbia

Canada V6C 2T5

T: 604 602-8188

John (Ian) Stalker

CEO and Director

Joanne Yan

President and Director

www.braziliangold.ca


Share Structure:

TSX Venture Symbol BGC

Share Price (Jan. 17, 2013) $0.175

Issued Shares 103,233,796

Fully Diluted Shares 113,533,796

Market Cap. (Jan. 17, 2013) + C$18 million

Working Capital (Sept 30, 2012) +C$4.0 million

Institutional Shareholders: +20%

Management and Insiders: +25%

http://www.braziliangold.ca/

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Appendix 2 – Global Gold Mines & Deposits

• Gold deposits with >1M oz of gold resources (all categories) • 189 producing mines – average grade of 1.06 g/t

• 250 undeveloped deposits – average grade of 0.66 g/t

• 439 total – average grade of 0.82 g/t

• Grades of undeveloped deposits 37% lower than producing mines

• Ownership • 189 producing mines owned by companies with an average market capital of $1.8B

• 250 undeveloped gold deposits

• 84 owned by miners

• 166 owned by juniors

• Undeveloped gold production could add 42M oz/year over 25 years assuming: • mine recoveries of 90%

• metallurgical recoveries of 80%

• three year start up and production of 25,000 tonnes/day

• Current gold production is 90M oz/year

• Summary: • Supply: Undeveloped deposits insufficient to replace current gold production

• Demand: Current government fiscal policies will continue the demand for gold as a form of currency and safe

haven

• Price: Diminishing resources and increasing demand will insure the current or higher price for gold

Source: Natural Resource Holdings, July 2012

“Brazilian Gold with a large resource base and above average grades compared to world

wide undeveloped gold deposits has excellent potential for significant share price

appreciation from the current depressed share prices seen in the junior gold sector.”


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