Buckhorn Creek Porphyry Cu (-Mo) project

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Buckhorn Creek Porphyry Cu (-Mo) project
A large, porphyry center under post-mineral cover
in a dismembered belt in the Buckhorn Creek area.
TARGETSTargeting porphyry Cu system under
post-mineral cover
NE-SW directed extensional corridor from Vulture
to Bradshaw Mtns exposes various structural
levels of porphyry systems.

1. Hypogene Cu mineralization in the proximal
   porphyry environment
2. Supergene enriched acid alteration (analogous to
   Sheep Mountain East)

Intense stockwork Quartz-K-feldspar
(Chalcopyrite) veins with K-feldspar envelopes
in adjacent structural blocks to the Buckhorn
Creek project.
Multiple generations of chalcopyrite-bearing
Qtz-dominated veins. Veins commonly have
K-feldspar and coarse muscovite in the vein fill
and envelopes with high chalcopyritepyrite.
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Buckhorn CreekPorphyry Cu (-Mo) project
OPPORTUNITIES

• Buckhorn Creek consists of 1,637 hectares
  comprised of 155 unpatented federal lode claims
  and 1 Arizona state exploration leases with
  excellent access.
• Innovative district-scale reconstruction explains
  extension, faulting, rotation and dismemberment
  of supracrustal rocks.
• Systematic deep to shallower exposures are
  preserved from SW to NE with multiple structural
  levels preserved.
• Structural reconstruction suggests the
  mineralized levels of the porphyry system are
  preserved on the property.
• Vein intensity, abundance of copper (-molybdenum)
  mineralization and alteration vector NE and SW
  toward target.
• Sheep Mountain East porphyry system is located
  2km east.
• Buckhorn Creek presents an opportunity to target
  an intact block of a productive Laramide porphyry
  Cu system.

PARTICIPATEEurasian Minerals and Bronco Creek
are seeking Joint Venture partners. Prospect
Generation Business Model EMX acquires early
stage exploration properties, and seeks
partnerships or joint ventures to advance these
projects through the discovery stage. This
strategy provides business partners with
high-quality opportunities, and allows EMX to
diversify its interests and participate in many
exploration programs around the world.
Dean Turner P.Geo., a Qualified Person as defined
by National Instrument 43-101 and consultant to
Eurasian Minerals, has reviewed and verified the
technical information contained in this
presentation.
Cross section through the Buckhorn Creek Property
showing the tilted and dismembered porphyry Cu
system