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KEG Conference- April 2023

EMPIRE MINE PROPERTY AND THE POTENTIAL FOR REGIONAL SCALE MINERALIZATION ALONG THE MERRY WIDOW MINE TREND

SKARN DEPOSITS

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Forward Looking Statement

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Qualified Persons

The Qualified Person responsible for the technical information in this presentation is Wade Barnes, P. Geo., Company Geological Consultant, who has approved the technical information included herein. Any reference to adjacent properties, historical estimates and resources should not be relied upon.

Adjacent Properties

This presentation contains information about adjacent properties on which Coast Copper has no right to explore or mine. Investors are cautioned that mineral deposits on adjacent properties are not indicative of mineral deposits on the Company's properties.

Skarn Deposits and Location

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Kingfisher Mt Pits ~1966

Skarn deposits are hardly ever simple or from just one event and come in many types mostly sorted by metal endowment.

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BC/Yukon Skarn Deposit Types

Skarn Deposits

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Iron Skarns

  • Tasu (103C003), Merry Widow (092L044)

Copper Skarns

  • Craigmont (092ISE 035), Benson Lake (092L 091) Old Sport (092L 035), Copper Canyon (Nevada, USA), Ok Tedi (Papua New Guinea), Big Gossan, Ertsberg, Rosita (Nicaragua), Candelaria (Chile).

Gold Skarns

  • Nickel Plate (092HSE 038), QR - Quesnel River (093A 121); Fortitude, McCoy and Tomboy- Minnie (Nevada, USA), Buckhorn Mountain (Washington, USA)

Other Skarns

  • Pb/Zn skarns, tungsten skarn, tin skarns, etc

Gold Skarn deposit selective characteristics

Empire

Mine

Property

  • There is no correlation between Cu and Au in many Au skarns thus, the gold potential of a skarn can be easily overlooked if copper sulphide-rich outcrops are preferentially sampled and other sulphide-bearing or sulphide-lean assemblages ignored.
  • In some Au skarns there is a metal and mineralogical zoning throughout the exoskarn envelope. This zoning consists of proximal garnet-dominant skarn with high Cu/Au ratios and distal pyroxene-dominant skarn with low Cu/Au ratios and the gold ore bodies.
  • Individual deposits can have unique features, In exploration, any skarn of any class should be routinely and systematically assayed for gold. Essentially, any calcareous or carbonate rock package intruded by an arc pluton has a potential for hosting Au skarn deposits.

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Skarns of Vancouver Island

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Island Copper

Nimpkish

Empire

Zeballos

100 km

Skarn (produced, developed)

Skarn (showing, prospect)

Undivided Units

Bonanza arc volcanic rocks

Bonanza arc plutonic rocks

Jurassic

Parsons Bay (calc-silicates)

Quatsino Limestone

Triassic

Karmutsen Fm (basalts)

Mount Hall gabbro

Permian

Bluttle Lake

N SW

~300 m

NE

~1000 m

Argonaut

Most of the

Texada

produced/developed

skarns on Vancouver

Island are classified

as iron skarns with

only significant

copper and gold

noted at Empire and

Brynnor

Texada, but was the

gold skarn potential

Blue Grouse

overlooked?

Port Renfrew

~ 50 km

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Rebecca Morris, PhD Student, Geoscience BC

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