A Results Focused
Gold-Copper Company
September 2012
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FORWARD LOOKING STATEMENTS
This presentation contains certain forward looking statements that are based on assumptions made
by management based on the information currently available to us. These statements include, but
are not limited to, statements about our development plans, objectives, and expectations. The
forward looking statements provided in this presentation reflect our current views with respect to
future events, are not guarantees of future performance or production, involve risks and
uncertainties that are difficult to predict and may be based upon assumptions as to future events
that may prove to be inaccurate.
It is important to realize that many factors could cause our actual results, performance or
achievements to be materially different from any future results, performance or achievements that
may be expressed or implied in this presentation. These factors include, but are not limited to,
levels of actual grades of ores found on Orestone properties and activities by governmental
authorities.
The forward looking statements contained in this presentation are made as of the date hereof and
Orestone undertakes no obligations to update publicly or revise any forward looking statements or
information, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise, unless so required
by applicable securities laws.
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ORESTONE - SUMMARY
 The Company is professionally managed
 Focus project – Captain is 100% owned (BC Canada)
 The Captain East target is large measuring 1,000 by 5,000 meters
 The “discovery hole” compares favorably to Mt. Milligan 30km north:
 Mt. Milligan ore grade (532 Mt): 0.38 g/t gold and 0.20% copper
 Captain discovery hole 43m:
 Including 16m:
0.29 g/t gold and 0.09% copper
0.43 g/t gold and 0.13% copper.
 Conclusion – Captain is a large, early stage copper/gold discovery.
 Two other targets remain untested - 30 locations permitted for drilling.
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SHARE STRUCTURE
Shares Issued & Outstanding
Warrants (Nov 2012 @ $0.80)
Warrants (Jul 2013 @ $0.40)
Options (Average Price $0.48)
Fully Diluted Shares*
Held by Insiders (Fully Diluted):
16,397,328
920,625
1,225,000
725,000
19,268,453
~28%
*Cash from option & warrant ex $1.6 million
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DIRECTORS AND MANAGEMENT
David Hottman, Director, President & C.E.O - 25 years experience in corporate finance
and management of resource companies. A founder of Portal Resources, Eldorado Gold
(TSX, NYSE) and Nevada Pacific Gold acquired by McEwen Mining (NYSE) in 2007.
Gary Nordin, B.Sc (Geol. Hons), Director, VP Exp - A leading exploration geologist with a
proven track record of identifying and developing important resource projects. Founding team
member of Eldorado Gold (TSX, NYSE) and Bema Gold which was acquired by Kinross.
Erika Vargas, MBA, CFO - Ms. Vargas has been the Senior Accountant for Galileo
Petroleum since 2008. Previously Ms. Vargas worked as a Controller for Scovill Fasteners
Mexico, a manufacturing company with global operations.
John Holmlund, Director - 30 years as successful entrepreneur and businessman. Founder
and CEO of Focus Corporation, a successful geomatics consulting and oilfield services firm.
Gordon Richards, Director - 40 years geological experience in Canada and internationally,
including Cominco, Giant Yellowknife, Asarco and Atlas.
Bob Wasylyshyn, B.Sc (Geol), Director - 30 years of industry experience in North and
South America as well as Europe. He has managed activities from grass-roots exploration
discoveries through to the successful re-start and operation of the Bjorkdal gold mine in
Sweden. Most recently he served as the President and COO of Gold-Ore Resources.
Doug Willock, MBA, Director - 30 years experience in corporate finance with leading
Canadian and international investment banks, as well as managing junior resource
companies. Most recently he served as President and CEO of Polar Star Mining. TSX.V:ORS
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ADVISORY BOARD
Robert Pease, B.Sc., P.Geo, Advisor to the Board – Mr. Pease was
previously the founder, CEO and a Director of Terrane Metals Corp., which
owned the Mt. Milligan project until it was acquired for $700 million in 2010
by Thompson Creek Metals. He is also a former Director and Strategic
Advisor to Richfield Ventures Corp., a junior gold mining company in British
Columbia which was acquired earlier his year by New Gold Inc. through a
plan of arrangement valued at approximately $550 million. Previously, he
was employed by Placer Dome for twenty five years, most recently as
General Manager, Canada Exploration and Global Major Projects.
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SUMMARY
 A seasoned and committed team
 A gold and copper explorer in BC,
Canada
 4 projects cover 700 square Km
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CAPTAIN PROPERTY - OUR FLAGSHIP PROJECT
The 100% owned Captain Property covers 417 square kilometers bordered by Thompson
Creek Metals, Xstrata and Goldfields. The property hosts a large copper/gold porphyry
system 30 km south of the Mt. Milligan Mine along the same NW Structural Trends.
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CAPTAIN TARGET – REGIONAL STRUCTURE
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CAPTAIN TARGET – TOPOGRAPHY
7 by 7 kilometers, mild topography dissected by numerous logging and Forest Service Roads.
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CAPTAIN PROPERTY – EXPLORATION 2011
 The primary goal for 2011 was to establish the existence
of a large mineralized copper/gold porphyry system.
 2011 expenditures totaled $600,000
 Grid layout and 31 line kilometers of geophysics
 Induced Polarization
 Resistivity
 Ground Magnetometer
 1240 metres of core drilling in four-holes
 Petrographic studies of the core material
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CAPTAIN TARGET – IP CHARGEABILITY
AND MAGNETICS
Three geophysical anomalies interpreted to be similar to the Mt. Milligan Deposit.
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CAPTAIN EAST TARGET – DRILLING SUMMARY
 Hole C11-02 was drilled to a depth of 185 metres at the eastern edge
of a magnetic high intersecting a monzonite intrusive, minor pyrite.
 Hole C12-01 was drilled 400 metres east of hole C11-02 to a depth of
499 metres, intersecting sericite-pyrite-quartz-carbonate over 250
metres - pyritic halo, outer phyllic shell around the porphyry.
 Hole C11-01 was drilled 400 metres east of hole C12-01 to a depth of
255 metres and intercepted highly potassic-sericite-carbonate
altered volcanic rocks, porphyry dykes and hydrothermal breccia.
 Assays from this hole returned an intercept of 87 metres from 127
metres grading 0.230 g/t gold and 0.03% copper, including 43 metres
grading 0.298 g/t gold and 0.09% copper and 16 metres grading
0.434 g/t gold and 0.133% copper.
 Geochemical data combined with the geophysical signature
indicate a mineralized porphyry system strengthening to the east.
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CAPTAIN - EAST TARGET PETROGRAPHIC ANALYSIS
 Hole C11-02 was drilled to a depth of 185 metres at the eastern edge
of a magnetic high intersecting a monzonite intrusive: no petrographic
analysis conducted.
 Hole C12-01 was drilled 400 metres east of hole C11-02 to a depth of
499 metres: results show a pervasive alteration assemblage of
sericite/pyrite/quartz/carbonate over approximately 250 meters from
100 meters to 350 meters down hole. This indicates that the hole
intersected the pyritic halo in the outer phyllic shell around the margin
of a porphyry system.
 Hole C11-01 was drilled 400 metres east of hole C12-01 to a depth of
255 metres: results show an alteration assemblage consisting of very
fine grained ankerite/potassium feldspar with minor kaolinite/sericite
and abundant magnetite/hematite, overprinted in part by coarsegrained potassium feldspar. Fine-grained chalcopyrite, associated with
magnetite and pyrite, is disseminated throughout the core interval.
This alteration assemblage indicates a high temperature environment
near an intrusive source.
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CAPTAIN TARGET – GOLD/COPPER INTERFACE
 Hole C11-02
intersected monzonite
intrusive.
 Hole C12-01
intersected the pyritic
halo or outer phyllic
shell around the
porphyry.
 Hole C11-01
intersected potassicsericite-carbonate
altered volcanic rocks
and as you can see the
gold and copper
grades spike.
 Conclusion: porphyry
system strengthens to
the east.
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CAPTAIN TARGET – GEOLOGIC
INTERPRETATION
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CAPTAIN TARGET – Detailed AeroMag
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CAPTAIN TARGET – CROSS SECTION
Multiple mineralizing intrusive plugs are postulated.
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CAPTAIN PROPERTY – EXPLORATION 2012
 The primary goal for 2012 is to confirm economic grades
of copper/gold and begin to outline the East target.
 Conduct initial test drilling on a second target to establish the
existence of copper/gold mineralization.
 2012 expenditures budgeted at $650,000 - $1.2 million
 10 line kilometers of geophysics
 Induced Polarization/Resistivity and magnetics
 2,000 to 4,000 metres of core drilling in 10 to 20 holes
 Petrographic studies of core material
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CAPTAIN TARGET – DRILL PLAN 2012
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CAPTAIN PROPERTY - SUMMARY
 100% owned, with major mining companies Thomson Creek, Xstrata,
Goldfields and Teck working on porphyry projects in the area.
 Alteration and geochemical signatures consistent with alkalic porphyry
systems; Afton, Mt. Milligan, Galore Creek and Ridgeway among others.
 The East target measures 1,000 by 5,000 meters
 The “discovery hole” compares favorably to Mt. Milligan:
 Mt. Milligan ore grade (532 Mt): 0.38 g/t gold and 0.20% copper
 Captain discovery hole 43m:
 Including 16m:
0.29 g/t gold and 0.09% copper
0.43 g/t gold and 0.13% copper.
 Conclusion – Captain is a large, early stage copper/gold discovery.
 Two other targets remain untested - 30 locations permitted for drilling.
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CONTACT DETAILS
Mr. David Hottman
President & C.E.O
Orestone Mining Corp.
Suite 750, 625 Howe St.
Standard Life Building
Vancouver, B.C.
Canada, V6C 2T6
Phone: 604.629.1929
Fax: 604.629.1930
TSX Venture Exchange
Symbol: “ORS”
Cusip No.: 686154204
Website: www.orestone.ca
Email: [email protected]
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CAPTAIN PROPERTY – GEOLOGICAL FEATURES
Important features of the Captain porphyry system within the Takla Arc Quesnel Trough of British Columbia
 Located adjacent to large NW trending regional faults and shorter
linked northeast trending faults which have controlled intrusive
emplacement and mineralizing hydrothermal fluids.
 Mineralization is associated with the smaller porphyry bodies
peripheral to a larger intrusive.
 Magnetic highs are associated with a large alteration halo of
subvolcanic alkaline intrusive bodies.
 Alteration consisting of an outer propylitic zone and a central core of
intense sericite-potassic alteration with related copper gold
mineralization.
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