Silver Verde May Mining Co., Inc., an exploration stage company, engages in the acquisition, exploration, and development of mineral properties in the United States. The company focuses on exploring gold, silver, lead, zinc, copper, and other minerals on the properties. It holds interests in 15 mineral exploration properties in the states of Idaho, Utah, and Wyoming. The company was incorporated in 1906 and is based in Wallace, Idaho.

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Mining Company, Inc. undertakes no obligation to update any forward-looking
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3.  Mike Lavigne – CEO & Director
 Twenty-five years of finance and management operations of early stage public and private companies, Jurist
Doctor
 Greg Schifrin – President & Director
 25 years working in mineral exploration, BS in Geology, Graduate Studies in Water Resources
 Founder and President Minex Exploration, a well-known mineral exploration services company, Founder of
Badger Resources and Selkirk Environmental
 Dennis O’Brien – Secretary
 Certified Public Accountant, HF Magnuson & Company
 Officer and director of numerous public and private mining companies
 John Ryan – Director
 Entrepreneur primarily in the Resource Sector including the founder of Cadence Resources, High Plains
Uranium, Western Goldfields, Metalline Mining Company, U.S. Silver and others
 BS Mining Engineering, Jurist Doctor
 Howard Crosby – Director
 Twenty-five years in finance and resource industry experience
 Founder of Cadence Resources, High Plains Uranium, Western Goldfields, Metalline Mining Company,
U.S. Silver and others
 Dale Lavigne – Director
 Forty-five years in the mining industry, owner and director

4.  Incorporated in Idaho in 1906. Held mining claims primarily in
Burke Canyon, Gem, Idaho.
 Since the inception of the company has maintained its land
position in the Coeur d’ Alene District.
 Merger with Golden Eagle Mining Company in December
2008, adding their extensive management and professional
mining and exploration experience along with a large number of
new properties in the Coeur d’ Alene District, Central Idaho and
Utah.
 2009 added additional properties in Coeur d’ Alene District and
Wyoming.
 2009 began evaluating and negotiating the acquire or joint
venture numerous or near term producing small gold properties.

5.  Fifteen mineral exploration properties
 Northern Idaho (Coeur d’ Alene District): includes KIL
Group, GG Group, Golconda Group, Rock Creek Group,
Jutilla State Lease and Alice Mineral Lease, Seal Group,
Summit Mining District Murray Idaho, MBA and RT
Claim Group, and West Eagle Creek Claim Group
 Central Idaho: Includes NC Claim Group and FC Claim
Group
 Central Utah (West Tintic Mining District): includes the
LUX Claim Group and Joshua Claim Group
 Western Utah: includes BM Claim Group
 Wyoming: Rattle Snake Hills Claim Group

6.  The Coeur d’ Alene Mining District is located in the Panhandle of northern
Idaho and covers an approximately 9 miles in width and 26 miles in length
 The district has been in continuous production since the 1880’s
 The district is one on just a few documented mining areas worldwide to have
produced over 1.2 billion ounces of Silver with historical value through 2008 of
6.8 billion dollars
 Ore bodies in the district are unique in that they persist at depths far in excess
of one mile
 Geologist have not uncovered any evidence to date that suggests a limit to the
depth to which the ore might extend
 There are still several mines in operation today including Hecla’s (NYSE: HL)
Lucky Friday and Gold Hunter mines and US Silver’s (Toronto Venture:
USA.V) Galena/Couer mines.
 Near term production is possible from Con-Sil, Crescent, Bunker Hill, Star
Morning, Sunshine and others.

8.  Kill Claim Group
 Mill Creek Claim Group
 GEMC State Lease
 GG Claim Group
 Alice Lease
 SVM has second largest
land position after Hecla
Mining in east Cd’A District
adjacent to Gold Hunter and
Lucky Friday Mine

9.  Kill Creek Claims Highlights
 14 unpatented claims covering an area of approximately 280 acres
 Located 2 miles north of Mullan, Idaho
 Southernmost boundary of the claims lies about 1000 feet from
the “Glory Hole” outcrop of the Gold Hunter ore body which is
currently being mined in depth by Hecla Mining Company
 The Cold Hunter is a major deposit of lead, silver and zinc and
one of the Hecla Mining Company’s major producing mines.
Current silver resources of Gold Hunter are in excess of 115
million ounces
 Three of the claims are intermingles with claims of Independence
Lead Mines which is being acquired by Hecla Mining for an
original purchase price of approximately 67 million dollars

10.  Mill Creek Group Highlights
 16 unpatented claims covering an area of approximately 320 acres
 Located 1.25 miles northwest of Mullan, Idaho
 Claims lie on a projected easterly extension of several productive
veins which have been mined at the Star-Morning Mine
immediately west of the company property
 Star-Morning was a major producer of lead, silver and zinc for
almost 100 years, producing over 26,000,000 tons of material
 Bounded on the north by claims of Independence Lead Mines
(purchased by Hecla in 2008)

11.  Alice Group Highlights
 The Alice Mine Lease was signed in September 2005 between the company
and Alice Consolidated Mines, Inc
 Leased property consists of 31 unpatented mining claims, 5 unpatented
mining claims and associated fee land. Includes Alice Mine, a historical
producer.
 Located between Wallace and Mullan, Idaho; to the north of Interstate 90
and adjacent of the GG claim group
 Term of twenty years and is extendable for up to an additional forty years
 Lease calls for advances against 20% Net Profits Royalty $500 per month –
paid quarterly
 The work requirements of the lease have been satisfied by work already
completed through at least September, 2011
 Follow-up to past drilling program will target the Alice and associated
veins both at the depth and along strike to the northeast where it should
enter more favorable Revett quartizes

12.  GG Group Highlights
 80 unpatented mining claims covering approximately 1500 acres
 Located midway between Wallace and Mullan, Idaho, lying parallel
to and just north of Interstate 90
 Claims encompass group formerly controlled by several junior
exploration companies including Mullan Silver-Lead Mines,
Golconda Mining, Square Deal Mining and Alice Consolidated
Mines
 Claims are bounded on the east and north by the Historic Star-
Morning Mine which is the second largest mine in the district,
having produced 26 million tons of ore from depths as great as 8,300
feet
 Hecla has publicly announces plans to conduct a major exploration
program in the vicinity of the Star-Morning

13.  ACW Claim Groups consist of 6 unpatented mining claims
(approx. 120 acres)
 ROCK Claim Group is compromised of 8 unpatented claims
(approx. 160 acres)
 Seal Claim Group is 62 unpatented lode claims (approx. 1,240
acres) which includes 3,000 foot tunnel which will be used as
an exploration platform. The property has excellent exploration
potential for silver, lead, and zinc vein systems
 Silver Verde May Claim Group consists of 6 unpatented lode
mining claims and a 10 acre patented mining claim (approx.
100 acres). An exploration tunnel was driven on the property
prior to WWII and there are approximately300 to 400 feet of
underground working presents

14.  Murray, Idaho Group Highlights – Gold, Silver and Base
Metals
 150 unpatented lode claims named the RT Claims and MBA Claims
 Located 3 miles from Muray, Idaho
 Gold, Silver, Lead and Zinc mineralization in district
 Active exploration area by New Jersey Mining and Newmont
Mining JV
 Silver, Lead, Zinc veins identified in 2008 with per ton values of 7
opt Silver, 10% Lead and 10% Zinc
 Anomalous gold identified in 2008 soil geochem sampling
 Includes the MBA, RT, and West Fork Eagle Creek Claims Group
(MBA is 72 claims and approx. 1,440 acres, RT is 84 claims and
approx. 1,680 acres and the West Fork Eagle is 13 unpatented lode
claims)

15.  Black line: SVM Claim
boundary
 Red line: existing patented
claims
 Blue line: existing
unpatented claims
 Orange line to north:
Newmont-New Jersey
Mining JV Claim boundary
 Red Dots: Anamoulous
Gold Geochem
 Blue Dots: Ag, Pb, Zn, vein

16.  NC Claims Group Highlights – Gold and Copper
Exploration
 24 unpatented claims of approximately 480 acres
 Located 6 miles west of Mackey, Custer County, Idaho and 1.5
miles northwest of the Empire Mine, along Navarro Creek
 Encompasses an altered zone that has anomalous gold, silver,
mercury and antimony
 Empire Mine is a poly-metallic skarm deposit with copper,
zinc, gold and silver and was the largest producer of copper in
the state of Idaho
 Numerous mine audits, workings and old prospect present on
property

17.  FC Claims Group Highlights
 16 unpatented claims of approximately 320 acres
 Located 10 miles northeast of Salmon, Lemhi County,
Idaho along Freeman Creek
 Cominco American, Inc. evaluated the claims for copper
and silver mineralization
 Cominco American conducted rock geochemical program,
channel sampling and geophysical survey programs in the
mid 1990’s with favorable results
 Cominco American, Inc. ceased exploration in the Salmon
area during cutbacks
 Data is available on this property from Teck-Cominco

20.  LUX Claim Group Highlights – Gold, Copper, Lead and
Molybdenum Exploration
 84 unpatented claims and a 640 acre lease (approximately 2,320
acres total) in the West Tintic Mining District
 Located 18 miles southwest of Eureka, Utah
 Numerous old mines and prospects lie within the claim block, such
as the Oro Plata Mine, Great Western and Pyramid Mine
 Au samples as great as 9.56 ppm (0.3 opt)
 Poly-Metallic component in 2007 sample data
 USGS mapped two copper-moly porphyry systems within the claim
block, the West Toe and Little Bingham with estimated 500 million
tons of 0.08% copper
 Numerous old drill sites and workings from previous exploration
efforts

21.  Joshua Group Highlights
 20 unpatented claims of approximately 400 acres
 Located 3 miles southeast of the LUX claim block and 15 miles
southeast of Eureka, Utah
 Mineralized area lies 3 miles from the core of the West Tintic
Intrusion
 Silicified jasperoid exposure in limestone Paleozoic rocks visible on
surface
 Rock geochem data from 1991 indicated gold values as 1.00 ppm
 Rock geochem data collected in May 2007 indicated gold values as
great as 0.58 ppm
 Proposed drill program to drill into the silicified jasperoid zone
where there has been no prior drilling

22.  Blood Mine Springs Property
 BM Group consists of 40 unpatented claims and a 670 acre
state lease (approx. 1,470 acres)
 The claim group encompasses ground formerly held by
Freeport McMoran Company, Placer Dome and Franco Nevada
Corporation
 Rock geochem data from past work in the 1980’s and 1990’s
indicate gold values as great as 1.8 ppm and a small number of
rock samples collected along the vein structure in May of 2007
indicate gold values as great as 0.5 ppm
 The lower portion of the property surrounding a series of
prospects in amongst the vein exposure of the structure was
drilled by Placer Dome and that drill data will be sought

24.  Two contiguous mineral exploration properties staked in 2009 consisting of
approximately 3,120 acres
 SVM’s Rattler Project includes the BEAD Claim Group and BLM Claim Group
located 5 miles northwest of Evolving Gold Corporations, 2009 Rattlesnake
Hills gold discovery
 BEAD Claims Group of 111 lode claims
 BLM Claim Group of 45 lode claims
 Anomalous Gold from rock samples from historic prospect present with 0.704
oom (0.021 opt) values
 Lithium and Rare Earths present in pegmatites on property with Li values as
great as 6% and Rb values of 6,600 ppm (12 lbs/ton)
 Past exploration by American Copper Nickel, Newmont Mining and Union
Carbide
 Lithium in Pegmatites and Old King Solomon Gold Mine Cited in Wyoming
State Geologic Reports

26.  SVM has fifteen mineral exploration projects in various states and
historical mining districts
 SVM has an experienced mining and exploration team with significant
industry contacts to find new properties and market existing properties
 SVM is currently in discussions on twelve of its properties to sell, lease
or joint venture. Interested parties include Newmont, Barrick, Hecla and
others.
 SVM has a number of properties near or adjacent to producing mines in
very active exploration properties
 SVM has a significant pipeline of additional properties including a
number of small current or
 SVM is currently negotiating to acquire an additional 4,400 acres in the
Coeur d’ Alene District

27.  Symbol: SIVE.PK
 Fiscal Year End: December 31
 Current Price (8/19/11): $0.40

28.  $1,500,000 equity raise
 $.35 unit consisting of 1 Share of Common and ½
Common Stock Purchase Warrant exercisable at
$.50 for 4 years