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The Leon Project Sonora, Mexico Investors Presentation July, 2010 Leon Project Location Leon Project - 2007-08 Drill Targets and SE extension Mo Soil Anomalies Leon Target Areas Cu Soil Anomalies Leon Target Areas Diamond Drill


  1. The Leon Project Sonora, Mexico Investor’s Presentation July, 2010

  2. Leon Project Location

  3. Leon Project - 2007-08 Drill Targets and SE extension

  4. Mo Soil Anomalies – Leon Target Areas

  5. Cu Soil Anomalies – Leon Target Areas

  6. Diamond Drill Core from the Azul Zone

  7. Diamond Drill Core from the Fortuna Zone

  8. Azul Zone – Drill Section AZ2-AZ2’ - LEDH 17/18 With Mo and Re Assays

  9. Azul North Zone – Drill Section AZ1-AZ1’ - LEDH 15-18 With Mo Assays

  10. Azul North Zone – Drill Section AZ1–AZ1’ - LEDH 15-18 With Cu Assays

  11. Fortuna Zone – Drill Section FO1-FO1’ - LEDH 19 with Mo and Cu Assays

  12. Porphyritic rhyolite with Mo-Cu quartz “stockwork” mineralization in lower plate of the Leon Detachment

  13. Occurrence of Copper in Tertiary granite host Quartz vein with Molybdenite in granodiorite host

  14. Leon Project – Molybdenum Mineralization in Proximity to El Creston Deposit

  15. Leon Project – Sericite Alteration in Relation to El Creston Deposit

  16. Model for Alteration and Mineralization Zonation Near an Upright, Un-faulted Porphyry Deposit: (modified from Lowell and Guilbert, 1970)

  17. Middle-Tertiary Extension: Displacement of Porphyry Ore Bodies along low-angle normal “Detachment” faults Lowell and Guilbert, 1970: The Classic San Manuel-Kalamazoo Connection Porphyry Molybdenum The Leon- Ore Body El Creston Creston Molybdenum Leon Molybdenum Discovery: Deposit: Connection

  18. Middle-Tertiary Extension, Dismemberment and Rotation of Crustal Blocks: Example from the Yerington Mining District, Nevada (Modified from John Proffett, 1977)

  19. Geologic Cross-Section Through Leon Molybdenum Mineralization and Soil Anomaly (> 40 ppm Mo) to El Creston Molybdenum Deposit

  20. Sequential Cross- Section Reconstruction Showing Connection Between Leon Property Mineralization and El Creston Molybdenum Deposit at 54 Ma

  21. Ground Magnetic Survey Results Reveal Many Kilometers of Untested Targets • Azul and Fortuna drill holes with ore-grade Molybdenum tapped medium intensity magnetic anomalies (yellow and light orange colors above) • Several similar ENE trending magnetic anomalies coinciding with surface Mo mineralization have yet to be tested • See additional details in June 23, 2010 News Release: www.colibriresource.com

  22. Leon Project Summary • Leon claim package covers greater than 6,000 hectares and encompasses a large porphyry system that includes high grade lead-zinc- silver-gold mine workings and molybdenum-copper mineralization • Structural reconstructions suggest that Leon Property contains most of the El Creston porphyry system , displaced along post-mineral detachment faults • Phase 1 diamond core drilling has demonstrated high grade, near surface molybdenum mineralization including 72 meters of 0.195% Mo within a 211 meter interval of 0.082% Mo (LEDH-18), plus wide intervals of copper-molybdenum - rhenium mineralization (290.2 m @ 0.047% Cu, 0.025% Mo in LEDH-15 ; 59 to 2530 ppb Re in LEDH- 16, 17 and 18) • DRI LL RESULTS ARE HI GHER GRADE AND NEARER SURFACE THAN THE EL CRESTON OREBODY WHI CH HAS POSI TI VE BANKABLE FEASI BI LI TY PLANNI NG

  23. Exploration Plan • Expand drilling along Azul Zone structures with outstanding prior drill results. 5-10 holes to test down-dip and along-strike extent. • Test porphyry moly-copper targets identified by coincident soil, rock chip and magnetic anomalies in Tinaja Zone. • Test precious metal bearing structures with coincident soil-rock chip and magnetic signature.

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