StoneShield Capital Corp. (STS-TSX.V)

STS – TSX.V

Precious & Base Metals in North America

Disclaimer This presenta8on contains “forwarding-‐looking statements”. These forward-‐looking statements are made as of the date of this presenta8on and StoneShield Capital Corp. does not intend, and does not assume any obliga8on, to update these forward-‐looking statements.

Any statements that express or involve discussions with respect to predic8ons, expecta8ons, beliefs, plans, projec8ons, objec8ves, assump8ons or future events or performance are not statements of historical fact and may be “forward-‐looking statements. Forward looking statements in this presenta8on include, but are not limited to, statements with respect to explora8on, development and produc8on (including without limita8on baseline studies, resource es8ma8ons, consulta8ons, scoping studies, permiLng, feasibility studies, rehabilita8on and mining), results and success of explora8on ac8vi8es, poten8al deposits (including without limita8on cash flows, net present values, rates of return and payback 8mes), poten8al acquisi8ons and expenditures.

Forward-‐looking statements involve known and unknown risks, uncertain8es and other factors which may cause the actual results, performance or achievements of the Company to be materially different from any future results, performance or achievements expressed or implied by the forward-‐looking statements. Such factors include, among others, risks related to government regula8on; actual results and success of explora8on, development and produc8on ac8vi8es; changes in project parameters as to plans con8nue to be refined; the ability to enter into joint venture or to acquire or dispose of property interests; future prices of mineral resources; changes in underlying assump8ons used to generate projec8ons as to cash flows, net present values, rates of return and payback 8mes (including without limita8on, changes in interest rates); accidents, labour disputes and other risks of the mining industry; ability to obtain financing; and delays in obtaining governmental approvals or financing. Addi8onal informa8on regarding the Company is filed under the profile of StoneShield Capital Corp. on the SEDAR website at www.sedar.com, and readers are advised to refer to such documents for further informa8on.

•  Trading Symbol: STS -‐ TSX.V 5XS -‐ Frankfurt

•  Issued and Outstanding: 26 Million

•  OpBons: 1,200,000 -‐ $0.125, $0.15, $0.175

•  Warrants: 6,306,082 @ $0.35 (Aug ’12/’13) 5,004,994 @ $0.25 (Dec. ’13)

•  52 Week Hi/Low: $0.22/$0.08

•  No debt

Proven Management •  Kris KoZmeier – President / CEO / Director

16 years structure, finance & promo8on of public companies; Head of Investor Rela8ons, Minera Andes Inc. (MAI-‐TSX) 1997 -‐ 2009; Founding Director Rockgate Capital Corp. (RGT-‐TSX); Director of Driven Capital Corp. (DVV – TSX V); Founder & Managing Director of The Progressive Explora8on Group; Chairman Progressive IR Consultants Corp.; Founded & Developed Contact Financial Corp.

•  Allen Ambrose, P. Geo – Director 30 years experience in the mining industry; Founder & president/CEO of TSX-‐listed

Minera Andes Inc. 1995 to 2009, remains director & chief consultant; Extensive experience in all phases of explora8on, project evalua8on & project management; Co-‐discoverer Venezuelan auriferous massive sulfide Brisas deposit; Past-‐explora8on manager for N.A. Degerstrom Inc., U.S. contract mining company.

•  Peter Kurisoo, P. Geo – Chief Geologist & Project Manager 35 years of mineral explora8on & mining experience with precious metals, base metals and industrial minerals in North America, South America, Southeast Asia and the Caribbean basin; 18 years with Canyon Resources Corp., regional explora8on & management at open pit, heap leach Kendall gold mine in Montana

•  George Cole, P. Geo – Director 35 years of explora8on, property evalua8on, business development and corporate management experience in the United States and interna8onally. Re8red from the Cominco (TeckCominco) organiza8on in 2001 as Vice-‐President of Explora8on for Cominco American; Led the teams that doubled the resource of the Red Dog Zinc Mine property in northwest Alaska.

•  Hans Rasmussen, Geophysicist – Director 25 years mineral explora8on; 4 years Newmont Explora8on, Carlin Trend gold explora8on; 12 years Kennecol-‐Rio Tinto, country Manager of Argen8na & Bolivia, extensive work in Mexico; Consultant to junior explorers Nevada, Argen8na and Chile; President & Chief Opera8ng Officer of Columbia Crest Explora8ons Inc. (CLB-‐TSX V); B.Sc. in Geology & a B.Sc. in Physics Southern Oregon University 1985; Masters of Science in Geophysics University of Utah 1992.

•  Toma Sojonky – Director 15 years of venture capital and business development experience as officer, director and financier of a variety of privately held resource and technology companies in the mining, oil & gas, and technology sectors. Mr. Sojonky was a founding officer and director of Ansell Capital Corp. (TSXV: ACP). He has been in the construc8on aggregates business since 1992 Mr, Sojonky holds a BA from the University of Bri8sh Columbia.

Stoneshield Capital Corp

Goldtooth Project Briggs Mining District, Inyo County, California

Gold Deposits, Briggs District

Favorable Goldtooth Acquisi8on Terms

To earn 100% of property:

•  $900,000 in cash payments over an eight year period, minimal during first half of agreement

•  $2,100,000 work commitment over the first five years of agreement

•  2.5% NSR retained by underlying owners, which can be purchased at $500,000 per each 0.5%

•  No shares of StoneShield to underlying owners

Briggs Mining District

•  Stoneshield’s Goldtooth Project lies in the same mineralized belt as the Briggs Mine

•  Briggs Mine produced 550,000 ounces of gold from 1996 to 2004 from open pit and underground opera8ons

•  Briggs Mine measures, indicated and inferred resources currently 1.13 million oz gold

•  Atna Resources resumed gold produc8on in 2009 and completed leach pad expansion in 2011 at the Briggs Mine

•  World class poten8al for high-‐grade, underground mineable gold deposits exists beneath open pits at the Briggs Mine and at numerous loca8ons in the Briggs mining district

•  Outside of the Briggs Mine property, high-‐grade resources of 370,000 oz gold present at the currently ac8ve Radcliffe Mine and historic Keystone Mine

Briggs Mine Geology and Loca8on of Goldtooth Fault

PotenBal DilaBon Zone Goldtooth Fault

Briggs Mine Schema8c Cross Sec8ons

Stoneshield’s Goldtooth Project Inyo County, California

•  Excellent poten8al for discovery of significant open pit and underground mineable gold deposits

•  Stoneshield’s Goldtooth Project -‐ two claim blocks, 2003 hectares containing 162 lode mining claims and 10 placer claims

•  The South Goldtooth claim block extends from the Briggs mine southwards along the mineralizing Goldtooth Fault for distance of 8.5 km

•  Five claims of the South Goldtooth claim block are located within the Briggs Mine permit boundary and within 150 meters of the proposed Goldtooth pit expansion

•  The North Goldtooth claim block is located 2 km north of Atna’s Cecil R deposit, along the Goldtooth Fault and associated Ter8ary volcanic center

•  Intensity of structural prepara8on/altera8on and widespread distribu8on of gold mineraliza8on outcropping within the Goldtooth claims is impressive

South Goldtooth

•  Geology iden8cal to Briggs Mine

•  Grossly underexplored, never drilled

•  The Goldtooth Fault, west dipping low-‐angle faults and east-‐west faults provided the plumbing system for gold mineralizing fluids

•  Main explora8on targets are to the west of the range front, concealed by alluvial gravels, and consist of the Briggs Mine Fm in the hangingwall of the range front Goldtooth Fault and the Goldtooth Fault itself

•  The Briggs Mine Fm is the most favorable host rock in the district and is exposed at the range base along the en8re length of South Goldtooth claim block, indica8ng its presence beneath alluvium to the west

•  High-‐grade gold mineraliza8on directly to the east of the range front indicates poten8al for large mineralized system concealed to the west

South Claim Block, Goldtooth Property

High-‐grade gold in Briggs Mine Fm, footwall of Goldtooth Fault at Goler Wash

(six samples from 8 g/t to 61 g/t Au in rock samples),

South Goldtooth Claim Block Directly Adjacent to Briggs Mine

Briggs Pit

Goldtooth Pit

South Goldtooth Claim Block

South Goldtooth

•  Rock samples from the Briggs Mine Fm near Goler Canyon assayed up to 18 g/t Au, 30 g/t Au, 37g/t Au and 61 g/t Au

•  A 730 m long, east-‐west seismic survey to the west of the range front at Goler Canyon indicates alluvial gravels to be only 20 m to 45 m thick

•  Eight drill holes are permiled directly to the west of surface gold mineraliza8on at Goler Canyon to test the Briggs Mine Fm beneath this thin alluvial cover

•  Excellent poten8al for both open pit and underground mineable gold deposits exists on the South Goldtooth claim block directly south of the Briggs Mine

•  A significant change in strike of the Goldtooth feeder fault provides a structural dila8on zone to channel mineralizing fluids

Briggs Mine photo from border with StoneShield’s South Goldtooth claim block –

lesss than 600 metres distance

South Goldtooth Claims and Briggs Mine

Permiled Drill Program, Goler Canyon Area, South Goldtooth Project

Permiled Drill Holes

North Goldtooth •  Geology similar & iden8cal to Briggs Mine

•  Grossly underexplored by surface methods

•  Limited historic drilling includes 11 gold mineralized RC holes containing 20 m of 2.33 g/t Au; 15 m of 1.6 g/t Au; and 24 m of 1.16 g/t Au

•  Underground mineable grades are present in surface rock samples (up to 27 g/t Au) and in drill intercepts (up to 1.5 m of 18.41 g/t Au)

•  Goldtooth Fault present as mineralizing feeder structure along the en8re length of North Goldtooth claim block

•  Altered and gold mineralized Ter8ary volcanic intrusives localized along Goldtooth Fault

•  Thin alluvium covering the western half of the claim block concealing open ended mineraliza8on

•  Numerous exis8ng 4WD roads and travel routes provide access to future drill sites

North Claim Block, Goldtooth Project

Goldtooth Fault Zone in Middle Ground, RC Hole PC-‐1 in Pleasant Canyon Bolom (20m of 2.3 g/t),

Goldbug Mine in Upper Right Corner and Recently Constructed Road to Producing Radcliffe Mine

North Goldtooth Geology, Land Status and Prior Drilling

North Claim Block, Goldtooth Project Gold mineralized Briggs Mine Fm

and Ter8ary volcanic intrusive rocks with thin alluvial cover to the west

Environmental and PermiLng

•  Goldtooth project has BLM approved plan of opera8ons to drill 18 holes in the south claim block

•  Inyo County is pro mining

•  BLM has been pragma8c and non obstruc8onist

•  Desert tortoises are not an issue in the Panamint Valley

•  Briggs Mine recently permiled expanded heap leach pad and open pits

•  15 years of opera8on at the Briggs Mine has resulted in extensive public environmental baseline data for the district, easing the way for future permiLng

•  Current underground opera8ons at the Radcliffe Mine, located 4 km to the east of the north claim block, demonstrated that mul8ple mining ac8vi8es are possible in the district

Explora8on Plan and Budget

2012 into 2013 Program -‐ $2,000,000

•  Stake addi8onal 40-‐50 claims (immediate)

•  Surface mapping and sampling -‐ both claim blocks (underway)

South Goldtooth •  Dipole-‐dipole IP – South block

•  Drill program -‐ RC 3,000-‐4,000 m, 10-‐15 hole – South block

•  Follow up IP survey – South block

North Goldtooth •  Gradient array and dipole-‐dipole IP – North block

•  Ground Magne8cs survey – North block

•  Drill program permiLng –North block

•  Drill Program – RC 4,000-‐5,000 m, 15-‐20 hole -‐ North block

Permit follow up drill programs – both claim blocks

Future Drill Sites Next to Briggs Gold Mine

South Claim Block, Goldtooth Project

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