Gold Exploration in Brazil

1. Gold Exploration in Brazil

2. Disclaimer Certain information set forth in this presentation, including a discussion of future plans and operations, contains forward-looking statements that involve substantial known and unknown risks and uncertainties. These forward-looking statements are subject to numerous risks and uncertainties, some of which are beyond management’s control, including but not limited to, the impact of general economic conditions, industry conditions, fluctuation of commodity prices, fluctuation of foreign exchange rates, environmental risks, industry competition, availability of qualified personnel and management, stock market volatility, timely and cost effective access to sufficient capital from internal and external sources. Actual results, performance or achievement could differ materially from those expressed in or implied by these forward-looking statements.

3. Location and Brazilian Regional Geology

4. Investment Highlights • Located in the mining friendly Tapajos Region of Brazil, Pará State • One of the largest under-explored alluvial gold areas in the world. Production from streams over the past 40 years is estimated to be 20 – 30 million ounces. • Limão Property – High Grade Gold • High grade historic intercepts include 47 g/t Au over 13 meters • Recent sampling returned values up to 107 g/t Au (3.76 ounces gold) • 2.5 % NSR on Gold Production from Ouro Roxo Gold Deposits • Agreement with a Private Brazilian Consortium to develop the Ouro Roxo Deposits • Production expected to commence in 2011 • Long term Goals and Opportunities • To develop existing properties in the Tapajos region and continue to review new opportunities

5. Tapajos Gold Region – Property Map

6. Central Brazil – Tapajós Region • One of the largest under-explored alluvial gold areas in the world • Over 250 alluvial and saprolite gold workings are documented in the region • Only a few have been explored by modern exploration techniques • Significant discoveries and mines in the area • Joint Venture to develop the Tocantinzinho Property by Eldorado Gold and Brazauro Resources • Located 80 kilometers west of Vila Porto Rico Property • Eldorado Gold purchased the Tocantinzinho Property for $123 million • Significant discovery by Magellan Minerals at the nearby Cuiu Cuiu project

7. Limão Property • Large Property ~12,376 hectares • Gold Mineralization hosted Alkalic Intrusive Rocks • Initial sampling confirmed high grade gold – 11 samples of pyritic rich syenite averaged 38 g/t Au or 1.12 oz/t Au • Drilling in the 80’s returned impressive gold intercepts • 47.0 g/t Au over 13 meters • 18.7 g/t Au over 6.8 meters • Numerous untested gold anomalies • Amerix has the option to earn 100% by completing payments of $170,000 and issuing 100,000 shares.

8. Syenite Float – 106.1 g/t Au Sample # TSBDH5 Pyritic rich Syenite 3.09 oz/t Au

9. Syenite Hosted Disseminated Gold Deposits • Gold mineralized hosted in Alkalic (syenite ) intrusive rocks. • Strong disseminated pyrite and micro-quartz stockworks • Mineralization at Limão is similar to the following: • Malartic and McDermott Gold Deposits Quebec, Cripple Creek Colorado, West Timmons Ontario, Rattlesnake Hills Wyoming

10. Historic Drill Hole Sample Intervals • - High grade Gold intercepts up to 144 g/t Au • - Continuous gold assays over a 13 metre interval • Limited sampling in wall rock with values up to 2.0 g/t Au • Sampling of old core returned 34.77 g/t Au

11. Historic Core Sample – 34.77 g/t Au Sample TSBDH3 1.01 oz/t Au Mineralized Syenite

12. Depth of known mineralization over 100 meters Tailings return values up to 5.13 g/t Au Limão Property – Open Pit Area

13. Limão Geochemistry 2010 Exploration Program defined and confirmed several new gold in-soil anomalies New gold zone located 1500 meters south of historic drilling shows visible gold All rock and auger samples were prepared by Acme Laboratories in Itaituba and analyzed by Acme Laboratories in Vancouver and Santiago, Chile. Jeffrey Reeder, PGeo, is a qualified person as defined in National Policy 43-101, and is responsible for the exploration program and responsible for all technical information in this presentation.

14. Limão Exploration 2011 PHASE 1 – April and May 2010 - Completed • Sampling and mapping to define gold anomalies to generate drill targets • $250,000 US Budget (completed) PHASE 2 – First and Second Quarter 2011 • Follow up on gold anomalies defined in Phase 1 • Auger drilling to locate near surface gold mineralization • Confirm historic high grade gold intercepts • Step out drilling PHASE 3 – Third and Fourth Quarter 2011 • Continue Diamond Drilling, Geophysics and further sampling

15. Ouro Roxo Property • Tailings and alluvial deposits cover an area of >200km2 • The right to earn 2.5% NSR on Ouro Roxo Deposits, currently negotiating buyout of underlying royalty • Production is expected to commence in 2011 • Long mine life expected Pacú River

16. Ouro Roxo North

17. Ouro Roxo North – Tailings Operation

18. Why Amerix Precious Metals Experienced and dedicated management Focused and well established in the highly prospective Tapajós Gold Province in Central Brazil. High Grade Gold Potential on the Limão – historic intercepts of 47 g/t Au over 13 meters Recent samples returned values up to 3.76 oz/t Au Gold Associated with Alkalic Rocks – Cripple Creek, West Timmins Revenue from NSR on the Ouro Roxo Properties Extremely low Market Capitalization – $16 million – comparable to companies exploring Brazil include: - Magellan Minerals – $162 million - Brazilian Gold – $45 million - Amarillo Gold – $84 million - Rio Novo- $ 222 million

19. Share Structure

20. Management and Directors Steve Brunelle President & CEO Mr. Brunelle is a Canadian geologist with over 29 years of experience in mineral exploration throughout the Americas. He has been an officer and director of several resource companies, most recently, Stingray Copper Inc., and prior to that, Corner Bay Silver Inc. At Stingray Copper, the Mexican bulk minable oxide copper deposit, El Pilar, was taken to feasibility in 2009 and, thereafter, Stingray was merged with Mercator Minerals Ltd. At Corner Bay Silver, the bulk mineable silver deposit Alamo Dorado was taken to feasibility and the company was acquired by Pan American Silver Corp. Mr. Brunelle is presently a director of Duran Ventures Inc., Escape Gold Inc. and Messina Minerals Inc. Jeffrey Reeder, Executive Chairman and Director Has been involved in the mineral industry over the past 22 years and has successfully identified, financed, developed a number of mining projects Currently is the CEO of Duran Ventures and is a Professional Geologist experienced in exploration methods and techniques in tropical environments similar to Amerix’s properties Dan Hamilton, Chief Financial Officer Currently CFO Duran Ventures. Previously served as Chief Financial Officer of Crystallex International. Mr. Hamilton brings over 25 years of post-qualification experience in senior accounting and financial roles and including the position of Vice President, Controller for Amec Americas (a multi-national engineering and project management services firm) and Group Controller, Zinc at Noranda (now Xstrata) Dan Noone, Independent Director A professional geologist with extensive experience in mineral exploration in South America. Currently the Vice President of Exploration for Guyana Goldfields. Mr. Noone was the President and CEO of Absolut Resources Corp until its amalgamation with Aquiline Resources in April 2008 and became the Vice President of the Peruvian Operations. Pan American Silver later acquired Aquiline Resources for $626 million in late 2009 Luciano Borges, Director and General Manager Over 20 years with the Brazilian Ministry of Mines and Energy where he held many executive and senior management positions such as General-Coordinator of the National Department of Minerals Production, General-Director of the National Department of Mines and Metallurgy Previous experience includes President of the non-Executive Administration Board of the Brazilian Geological Survey and National Secretary of Mines and Metallurgy and member of the non-executive board of Companhia Vale do Rio Doce (”Vale”), among others William Whitehead, Independent Director Previous experience includes building and operating the first privately owned nursing home in Ontario, numerous commercial real estate ventures, residential subdivision developments, and also owned and operated a business that was fully licensed under the Ontario Gaming Commission Served as a member of the Ontario Parole Board during the 1980s and was one of the original partners with Blue Beacon Of Canada Truck Washes and represented other investors in their 1998 merger with CanClean Services Limited

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