Nickel Production and Exploration in TimminsChris Stewart, President & CEO

Q2/ 2012

TSX: LBE

Forward-Looking Statement

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Investment Highlights

• New senior leadership team with significant mining and operational experience

• Only mill facility within the Shaw Dome Nickel region

• Progressing towards ramp-up of Mill & Mine operations and positive cash flow

• Solid pipeline of exploration projects

• Strategic relationship with Jilin Jien Nickel Industry Co.

• Strong nickel market fundamentals

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Our Assets

• Redstone Mill and Nickel Concentrator – 2,000 tonnes per day

capacity

• McWatters Mine – 792,000 tonnes @ 0.58% Ni

• Hart Deposit – 1,546,000 tonnes @1.40% Ni

• Redstone Mine – 737,000 tonnes inferred @ 1.57%Ni

• Groves Property – 500,000 tonnes historic @ 1.5% combined

Ni/Cu (non 43-101 compliant)

• Croxall Property – historic drill hole intercept verified in 2011

Foundation for re-launching Liberty

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Liberty Mines – Property Locations

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Timmins, ON

Upcoming Milestones & Objectives

Short-term Long-term

Q1 2012• Restart mining and milling operations

• Expand exploration program

2013-2014• Expand Liberty beyond the ShawDome area

Q2-Q3 2012• Generate positive operating cash flow

2014•Construction of a new Tailings Pond Facility

2012• Produce 4 million lbs of Nickel

• Increase ore resources

2015•Increase resources to provide 12+ years of operating life

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Current Operational Status

Redstone Mill• Production has restarted – ramping up to 1,500 tpd

• Major refurbishment work completed

• Commissioning work completed• 30,000 tonne surface stockpile

McWatters Mine• 15,000 tonnes to surface

• Ramping up to 1,500 tpd

• 155,000 tonnes of broken ore underground

• Blast hole drilling underway

Redstone Mine• On care & maintenance• U/G Exploration drilling program planned for 2012

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Expand Current Tailings Storage Facility (TSF)

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Current TSF Upgrade

• Meets environmental standards

• 3 year life

Proposed New TSF

• Construction in 2014 -> 15+ year tailings pond facility

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Redstone Mine

Lower Zone Resource

737,000 t Inferred @

1.57%– High Potential &

High Grade

Deposit is open at Depth

Production Rate

300 tpd from Q1/2014

Redstone Mine

Lower Zone Resource

737,000 t Inferred @

1.57%– High Potential &

High Grade

Deposit is open at Depth

Production Rate

300 tpd from Q1/2014

Current Surface Ore Stockpile of 30,000 Tonnes

McWatters Mine

792,497 t @ 0.58% Ni

Production Rate

1,500 tpd Q1/2012

McWatters Mine

792,497 t @ 0.58% Ni

Production Rate

1,500 tpd Q1/2012

Hart Mine

1,546,000 t @ 1.40% Ni

Production Rate

250 tpd starting Q3/2013 ramping

up to 750 tpd by 2017

Deposit is open at Depth

Hart Mine

1,546,000 t @ 1.40% Ni

Production Rate

250 tpd starting Q3/2013 ramping

up to 750 tpd by 2017

Deposit is open at Depth

Redstone Mill

2,000 tpd capacity

Permitted @ 1,500 tpd now

Redstone Mill

2,000 tpd capacity

Permitted @ 1,500 tpd now

Vision for our operations

Current Resources and Reserves

DepositResource / Reserve Category

TonnesGrade (Ni%)

Contained Ni (lbs)

Hart Resource Indicated 1,546,000 1.40% 47,716,860

Inferred 322,000 1.27% 9,015,585

McWatters Reserve

Proven &

Probable791,000 0.61% 10,637,526

Redstone Reserve

Proven &

Probable50,252 1.48% 1,644,248

Resource Inferred 737,000 1.57% 25,509,472

Grand Total 3,446,252 1.24% 94,523,692

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155,000 t broken

ore in the stope –

Blast hole drilling

underway

155,000 t broken

ore in the stope –

Blast hole drilling

underway

Shallow Mine –

Ramp to Surface

Shallow Mine –

Ramp to Surface

Infrastructure in place -

multiple draw points on

multiple levels

Infrastructure in place -

multiple draw points on

multiple levels

Surface Elev.

McWatters Mine

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Redstone Mine – Resource Drilling – At Depth Potential

1600m level

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Hart Mine

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Ramp access from

surface – easily adapted

to access other ore

lenses nearby

Ramp access from

surface – easily adapted

to access other ore

lenses nearby

Indicated - 1,546,000 tonnes @1.40% Ni

Inferred 322,000 tonnes @1.40% Ni

Indicated - 1,546,000 tonnes @1.40% Ni

Inferred 322,000 tonnes @1.40% Ni

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Hart – 445 Level (Preliminary)

Hart East - Potential New Ore Lense

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Approx. 300m to the East

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Hart Deposit & Hart East Potential

Gabbro D

ykeOpen

Open

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Opportunities for new exploration

Claims in the Shaw Dome

A6 Project – 2012 VTEM & Geochem Target

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Hart & Hart East Deposits

Redstone Mine & Mill

Croxall

McWatters Mine

Additional Drill Targets

Shaw Dome Area

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A6

Exploration Program 2012

Primary Focus Secondary Targets

Hart & Redstone Properties Croxall, Groves and McAra

Properties

•Deep drilling on Hart, Hart

East and Redstone to

increase resources

• New drilling on prospective

targets on Hart property

•Underground drilling to

confirm ore resources at

Redstone

•Complete further geophysics

work

•Identify additional drill targets

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Public markets and mining experience

Mr. Wu Shu, Director & Chairman of the Board – CEO of Jilin Jien Nickel Industry Co. Previously President of Jilin Haorong Nonferrous Metal Group Co., Ltd. and CFO and a Director of JJNICL.

Mr. John Pinsent, Lead Director - Founding partner in St. Arnaud Pinsent Steman Chartered Accountants. 10+ years of experience with Ernst & Young LLP. Significant mining industry experience.

Dr. Tao Li, Director - Specialist in geotechnical engineering and is the director and principal of an independent consulting company. 30+ years of mining and engineering experience (Mount Isa Mines, WMC Resources, Gold Fields and Newcrest Mining)

Mr. Kim Oishi, Director - 17 years of capital markets experience, serving as an officer and director of a number of public companies, and focused on China since 2004.

Dr. Shu Zhang, Director - President & COO of Jien International Investment Ltd. (JIIL). He is a mining engineer with 38+ years of mining industry experience working in China, Australia and Canada.

Board of Directors

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Mining and operational experts

Chris Stewart, President & CEO – Professional engineer with 20+ years of mine development and mine operations experience. Track record in mining services and operations. Recently came from BHP Billiton where he was the Project Manager for the two new shafts at the Jansen Project. Former VP of Ops for Lake Shore Gold in Timmins.

William Woods, CFO – 25+ years of experience in corporate finance and accounting in the mining and transportation industries. Previously CFO for Valens Pharma Ltd. and VP of Finance for Northern Transportation Company Limited.

Peter Caldbick, VP Exploration – 28+ years of geological experience in the mining industry with the past 7 years spent specifically exploring the Shaw Dome in Timmins.

Brendan Zuidema, General Manager – 20+ years of experience in the mining industry. He has held various senior positions including Operations General Foreman at the Montcalm Mine, Mine Manager at Lake Shore Gold’s Timmins Mine and most recently Area Manager for Dumas Contracting in Timmins.

Keyvan Salehi, Director Technical Services & Corporate Strategy – Professional engineer with 10+ years of experience in the mining industry. Obtained MBA through Kellogg/Schulich program at York University. Previous positions include Chief Engineer for Lake Shore Gold at the Bell Creek Complex and Project Manager for DMC Mining on various projects in the Sudbury area.

Management team

• Largest Liberty shareholder

– Currently @60% ownership

• Current Debt with Jilin Jien – approx. CDN$71

Million

• Fully supportive of the “new” Liberty Mines

and the operating plan developed for moving

the company forward

• Discussions are currently underway to

restructure the debt so it more closely aligns

with Liberty’s 5 year business plan

Our Strategic Partner

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Trading Symbol: LBEListing: TSX

Recent share price: $0.1452-Week Range $0.07 - $0.22Shares outstanding 214.2 million

Market Capitalization $29.0 millionFiscal year end Dec. 31

Market Data

Investment Highlights

• New senior leadership team with significant mining and operational experience

• Only mill facility within the Shaw Dome Nickel region

• Restarted Mill and Mine operations in Q1/2012• Targeted nickel production of 4 million Lbs in 2012

• Solid pipeline of exploration projects

• Strategic relationship with Jilin Jien Nickel Industry Co.

• Strong nickel market fundamentals

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Appendix

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Nickel Ore gets

trapped in

embayments with

sources of sulphur in

footwall rocks

Nickel Ore gets

trapped in

embayments with

sources of sulphur in

footwall rocks

Footwall rock –

iron formation

(Hart) or

graphite (W4)

Footwall rock –

iron formation

(Hart) or

graphite (W4)

Typical Deposit Structure in the Shaw Dome

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Ore Sources

*Source: RBC

Nickel market trends

• Nickel demand is growing*:

– 17.1% in 2010

– 8.4% in 2011

– 9.5% in 2012

• China is main driver for growth

• Nickel consumption is dominated by the stainless steel sector

– accounts for more than half of the global consumption of nickel