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January 2012 PJX RESOURCES CRANBROOK AREA GOLD PROPERTIES Location Map Cranbrook Area, British Columbia Historical mining district Placer gold in creeks source never found in bedrock Option to acquire up to an 80% interest in


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January 2012

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PJX RESOURCES’ CRANBROOK AREA GOLD PROPERTIES

Location Map Cranbrook Area, British Columbia

  • Historical mining district
  • Placer gold in creeks – source

never found in bedrock

  • Option to acquire up to an

80% interest in Gold Properties that are the possible source of placer gold

  • Properties accessible by road
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PJX RESOURCES’ CRANBROOK AREA GOLD PROPERTIES MAP

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Prospective investors should read the prospectus and 43-101 Technical Report filed on SEDAR (www.sedar.com) and base their investment decision on information

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Historical Placer Mining, Wildhorse Creek

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  • Gold

bearing quartzite sedimentary units

  • Two

geological horizons identified as targets for sediment hosted gold deposit potential (horizons are 75 to 200 m thick and >5 and >7km in strike length)

  • Anomalous gold values in grab

samples as high as 15 g/t, including significant visible gold, has been documented from surface exposures

  • Primary target is large tonnage

low grade sediment hosted vein type deposit. (e.g. Muruntou, Uzbekistan: 80M oz., Sukhoy Log,Russia: 20M oz.) to smaller Meguma terrane deposits in Nova Scotia

GEOLOGICAL HORIZONS ASSOCIATED WITH GOLD MINERALIZATION

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Dewdney Trail Gold Property Gold Bearing Quartzite Sediment

  • Fracturing/ brecciation prepared ground for gold bearing fluids
  • Closely spaced and episodic vein development
  • Pervasive sericite-quartz-pyrite-Fe carbonate-Fe oxide alteration
  • Visible Gold associated with hematitic (Fe oxide) alteration
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VISIBLE GOLD (CENTRE OF PHOTOGRAPH) IN HEMATITE FILLED VEIN CUTTING QUARTZITE HOST ROCK

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WORLDWIDE DISTRIBUTION OF SEDIMENT HOSTED VEIN DEPOSITS (SHV)

1 – Muruntau – 80M oz, 5 – Sukhoi Log – 20M oz, 6 – Nezhdaninskoe – 16M oz, 10 - Victorian Goldfields/Bendigo - +20M

(Source: Mineral Resources Services Inc.)

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Sediment Hosted Vein (SHV) Deposits Examples of Host Rocks with Gold (Mineral Resources Services Inc.) Examples of Dewdney Trail Property Gold Bearing Rocks Showing Similarities to SHV Deposits

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Spirit, Tac and Lewis showings fit Sediment Hosted Vein Deposit (SHV) criteria – especially the Spirit Showing Worldwide SHV Deposits Dewdney Trail Property

Host sandstone is mid Proterozoic age

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Host Sandstone was deposited along continental margin

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Alteration assemblage includes sericite, quartz, pyrite, Fe- carbonate

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Pyrite was introduced to the system and occurs as euhedral cubes

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Gold is the only systematically enriched metal

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Spatially associated with placer gold rivers

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Several showings of the same type in close proximity

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Granitic rocks are spatially associated

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Age of mineralization is likely Mesozoic and associated with several pulses of Mesozoic and Tertiary folding and thrusting

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Dewdney Trail Gold Property Airborne Analytical Signal Magnetic Map (left map) and Airborne Conductivity Map (right map) with more than 20 large Gold Target Areas in Gold Bearing Sedimentary Rock Unit

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OTHER CRANBROOK AREA GOLD PROPERTIES THE VINE, EDDY AND ZINGER PROPERTIES

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Cranbrook Properties

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Vine Property

  • Historical trenching and drilling exposed massive and disseminated sulphides
  • 1990 drilling of the Vine structure (630 metres depth) intersected 3 massive sulphide veins
  • Historical resource estimate (Non NI 43-101 Compliant) for the Vine property is 1,300,000 tonnes

grading 2.2 g/t gold, 36.3 g/t silver, 3.12% lead, 3.12% zinc and 0.11% copper (Kokanee Exploration Ltd. Prospectus (1990))

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Vine Deposit

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Core Storage at the Vine Property

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Eddy Gold Property

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Exploration Target Areas for gold deposits – Eddy Property Open Space Shear Zone

Baldy Shear Zone

(over 10 km strike length on property)

Inset Diagram below shows how movement along shear zone forms a bend with open space (dilation zone) for the formation of gold deposits Exploration Target Areas for gold deposits – Eddy Property Inset Diagram below shows how movement along shear zone forms a bend with open space (dilation zone) for the formation of gold deposits

Baldy Shear Zone

(over 10 km strike length on property)

Shear Zone Open Space Inset Diagram below shows how movement along shear zone forms a bend with open space (dilation zone) for the formation of gold deposits

Baldy Shear Zone

(over 10 km strike length on property)

Inset Diagram below shows how movement along shear zone forms a bend with open space (dilation zone) for the formation of gold deposits

Baldy Shear Zone

(over 10 km strike length on property)

Inset Diagram below shows how movement along shear zone forms a bend with open space (dilation zone) for the formation of gold deposits

Baldy Shear Zone

(over 10 km strike length on property)

Inset Diagram below shows how movement along shear zone forms a bend with open space (dilation zone) for the formation of gold deposits Exploration Target Areas for gold deposits – Eddy Property Shear Zone

Baldy Shear Zone

(over 10 km strike length on property)

Inset Diagram below shows how movement along shear zone forms a bend with open space (dilation zone) for the formation of gold deposits Open Space

Baldy Shear Zone

(over 10 km strike length on property)

Inset Diagram below shows how movement along shear zone forms a bend with open space (dilation zone) for the formation of gold deposits

Eddy Gold Property

Fault Offsets – Potential Dilation Zones

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Zinger Gold Property

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Zinger Gold Property

Gold Soil Surveys and Rock Samples

Gold in surface samples extend for over 4 km on the property.

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Zinger Gold Property

Gold in Rock Samples

  • Gold mineralization in an

area at least 9 km long and 2 km wide

  • 1380 grab samples in total:
  • 750 anomolous in gold
  • highest value 39.6 g/t

gold

  • This large target area is

upstream from historical Perry Creek placer gold deposits

  • The Zinger Gold Property

could be the potential source of the placer gold

  • Airborne survey recently

flown to cover target area

  • Results being compiled to

identify targets for trenching and drilling

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Zinger Gold Property

Channel Sampling Heart Lake Gold Showing

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Zinger Gold Property

Channel Sampling Pattern for the Heart Zone

Samples taken perpendicular to bedding and at oblique angle to bedding

Bedding direction Oblique angle to bedding Perpendicular to bedding

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Zinger Gold Property

Samples taken at oblique angle to bedding have higher grades in gold. This highlights a preferred structurally controlled

  • rientation for gold mineralization. Understanding of preferred orientation will increase the potential to discover gold deposits.
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SHARE STRUCTURE

Common shares issued and outstanding (2,230,152 shares held in escrow) 22,335,701 Potential issuance of common shares - broker warrants 1,210,000 Stock options issued to directors, employees, officers and consultants 2,233,500 Fully Diluted 25,779,201

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PHASE 1 AND PHASE 2 WORK PROGRAMS AND BUDGETS

Principal Purpose Estimated Amount to be Expended Dewdney Trail Project Phase I Geophysics $42,500 Geochem 135,000 Geology/Prospecting 68,000 Trenching/Sampling 75,000 Total Phase I Exploration Program $320,500 Phase II Trenching/Sampling $340,000 Drilling 580,000 Total Phase II Exploration Program $920,000

90% of Phase I has been completed and 30% of Phase II.

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PJX RESOURCES’ GOLD PROPERTIES

Summary and Moving Forward

PJX has optioned 4 road accessible gold properties in southeastern British Columbia, Canada. Three properties (Dewdney-Trail, Zinger, Eddy) have large untested targets with gold deposit potential, and one property (Vine) has an historical resource (non NI 43-101 compliant) that is reported to be open at depth and along strike. PJX raised $2,500,000 by way of an Initial Public Offering and commenced trading on the TSX-V with the symbol PJX on September 14, 2011. Given the gold potential of the Dewdney Trail Property the land package has been expanded to from 13,000 to

  • ver 20,000 hectares in size. The property has large tonnage low grade Sediment Hosted Vein (SHV) deposit

potential, such as Sukhoi Log (20M oz Au) in Russia and smaller deposits in the Meguma terrane in Nova Scotia. The Dewdney Trail Property covers numerous hard rock gold discoveries upstream from historical placer gold

  • deposits. More than 20 priority target areas have been identified by an airborne geophysical survey. In 2011,

approximately 60% of the targets were followed-up by initial prospecting and mapping with trenching initiated on 3 target areas. Drilling was undertaken to test part of one of the targets. Results of this work will be compiled to identify targets for further trenching and drilling in the 2012 season. Airborne surveys have also been flown over numerous untested gold targets discovered by prospecting on the Eddy and Zinger properties. Survey results will be evaluated to prioritize targets for follow-up and to determine if the remaining parts of the properties should be flown. Historical data on the Vine Property deposit will also be evaluated to identify the potential for additional gold-zinc-lead-silver mineralization at depth and along strike.

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Directors’ and Officers’ Biographies

  • John Keating, PGeo – Chief Executive Officer, President and Director
  • Mr. Keating has over 30 years of experience in the mining and exploration industry. He conducted early and advanced stage

exploration with Noranda and was a global commodity analyst for gold, silver, and base metals with the Federal Government of

  • Canada. During the last 10 years, Mr. Keating was President and Chief Executive Officer for Black Bull Resources and Golden Chalice
  • Resources. Mr. Keating holds a BSc(Geology) from Concordia University, Montreal, Quebec.
  • Linda Brennan – Chief Financial Officer, Corporate Secretary and Director
  • Ms. Brennan has been a consultant for 10 years providing strategic advice and organizing and structuring financings to numerous

early stage companies in the junior resource sector. She brings knowledge of finance, accounting and public markets to PJX. She has also served in the capacity of corporate secretary for several TSXV listed companies. Ms. Brennan holds Business Administration and Bachelor of Commerce degrees from the University of Victoria and Royal Roads University, respectively.

  • James Clare – Director
  • Mr. Clare has been a member of the Securities Law Group at the law firm of Fraser Milner Casgrain LLP since 2003 and practices in

the areas of corporate and securities law, with an emphasis on corporate finance and mergers and acquisitions. Mr. Clare’s practice is focused on the mining and oil and gas sectors. His transactional experience includes domestic and cross-border public and private corporate finance transactions, representing issuers and agents as well as merger and acquisitions transactions. He also advises public issuers on general corporate and securities law matters including stock exchange listings, continuous disclosure obligations and other regulatory compliance issues. Mr. Clare holds Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Arts degrees from the University of Western Ontario and Acadia University, respectively.

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Directors’ and Officers’ Biographies

  • Kent Pearson, PGeo – Director
  • Mr. Pearson is a geologist with over 20 years experience in the mining and capital markets sectors. His background in mining includes

both exploration and production. His capital markets experience includes equity and debt research and investment banking as a vice

  • president. He is currently president of Locarno Advisory Inc. a boutique advisory firm specializing in corporate mergers and

acquisitions, strategic advisory, asset review and asset disposition. Mr. Pearson holds a BSc(Geology) from the University of Alberta. In addition, he has earned a MBA from Queen’s University, Kingston, Ontario.

  • Somerset Parker - Director
  • Mr. Parker is currently the Vice President, Marketing Division of Geovic Mining Corporation. Mr. Parker previously held a senior

management role at Jaguar Nickel Inc. Mr. Parker has developed an extensive network of investor contacts and mining analysts, on a worldwide basis, including relationships with major banks and securities houses. Mr. Parker holds a Bachelor of Science, University

  • f Chile.
  • Joseph Del Campo – Director
  • Mr. Del Campo holds a Certified Management Accountant designation. Mr. Del Campo worked for the Falconbridge group of

companies in financial positions, including Controller and Treasurer of Falconbridge Dominicana and Falconbridge Gold Corporation, a gold mining company with operating mines in Africa and Canada. Over the past 13 years, Mr. Del Campo has been a director and vice president of finance and chief executive officer at a number of junior exploration companies listed on the TSX and TSXV and is the former CFO of First Nickel Inc.

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The information in this presentation has been extracted from the prospectus and NI 43-101 Technical Report filed on SEDAR (www.sedar.com). Investors should base their investment decision on information contained in the prospectus and NI 43-101 Technical Report only. This presentation may contain certain forward looking information relating to expected future events and financial and operating results of the Company that involve risks and uncertainties. Readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on forward-looking statements as there can be no assurance that the plans, intentions or expectations upon which they are based will occur. Due to the potential impact of various factors, including the volatility of metal prices, new information regarding recoverable reserves or resources, market competition, changes in environmental and other regulations, political changes, and other factors, the Company disclaims any intention or obligation to update or revise any forward-looking information, where as a result of new information, future events or otherwise, unless required by applicable law. THIS IS NOT AN OFFER OR SOLICITATION FOR THE PLACEMENT OF SECURITIES.

Disclaimer

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For Additional Information Contact: PJX Resources Inc. 5600 – 100 King Street West Toronto Ontario M5X 1C9 416-799-9205 info@pjxresources.com Attention: Linda Brennan

  • r visit our web site at:

www.pjxresources.com