Exploring for high grades in the shadow of a historical head frame

The Shakespeare Project is located in the area of the historic Shakespeare Gold Mine, 88 km west of Sudbury, Ontario. Current exploration programs include drilling for high-grade gold near surface and across an identified gold bearing horizon of over 6 kilometres.

Highlights:

• Excellent infrastructure and educated workforce
• Well-known geology on the prolific Canadian Shield; located at the contact between the Archean, Southern and Superior geological provinces
• Historic exploration produced 2,959 oz of Au from six underground areas
• Mineralized zone is open in all directions
• Over 12,500 metres drilled across four phases of drilling (as of January 2023)

The Baldwin project doubles Graycliff’s exposure in the vicinity of the Murray Fault.

The Baldwin Project is comprised of three mining blocks totalling 68 mining claims which are located directly east of the Shakespeare Gold Project. The property hosts exposure to a major splay off of the Murray Fault.

Highlights:

• Initial due diligence suggests that Baldwin and Shakespeare projects share similar geological features that the Company’s technical team identified during its first two drill programs at the Shakespeare Gold Project.
• Airborne geophysics completed – potential targets identified.
• Regional field sampling program underway.

The Lunge Project is located on the prolific Canadian Shield in the Sudbury Basin of Ontario, 6 km to the north-east of the Baldwin property boundaries.

Highlights:

• 27 claim units covering 601 hectares
• Excellent infrastructure and road access
• Previous work on the property includes grab sampling and limited drilling.
• A geophysical survey has reportedly identified a sulphide-rich horizon associated with a 900 m long IP conductor with significant precious and critical mineral values. The conductor is open at both ends and at depth.