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From: james flannigan

10/4/2017 1:38:21 PM

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IS CRB ABOUT TO DELIVER A HOME RUN?

Looks to me like Casino extends on CRBs property:

Western Copper and Gold is solely focused on developing the world-class Casino project, located in the politically stable Yukon Territory.

Currently in the permitting phase, Casino is poised to be the premier Copper-Gold mine in Canada and the flagship mine for the Yukon. Western Copper and Gold, through its wholly owned subsidiary, Casino Mining Corporation, is committed to developing the Casino mine in a manner that provides economic opportunity for all involved while maintaining the highest levels of social and environmental practices.

Snapshot

Ownership	100%
Deposit Type	Porphyry (Gold, Copper and Molybdenum)
Reserve	965 Million Tonnes mill ore + 157 Million tonnes heap leach (Proven + Probable) 4.5 Billion lbs Copper8.9 Million oz Gold
Inferred Resource	1.7 Billion Tonnes mill ore 5.4 Billion lbs Copper9.0 Million oz Gold
Process	Conventional flotation mill & gold heap leach
End Products	Copper-gold and moly concentrates & gold-silver doré
Mine Type	Open pit
Mine Life	22 years Initial mine life, 25+ years additional potential with the Inferred Resource
Employees	600 (peak production), 1,000 (peak construction)
Location	380 km (240 mi) northwest of Whitehorse, Yukon 560 km (350 mi) from year-round port at Skagway, Alaska
Status	Feasibility Study updated January 2013 Environment Assessment Application submitted January 2014 Currently in the Adequacy Phase of the permitting process
Schedule	Production: Heap +2 years from final permits. Mill +4 years from final permits

NPV – (@ 8%)	$1.83 Billion US (after-tax)
IRR	20.1% (after-tax)
Capex	$2.46 Billion US
Cash Costs (US$/lb)	-$0.81 (net of by-products)
Schedule	Production: Heap +2 years from final permits. Mill +4 years from final permits

Notes:Feasibility Study: M3 Engineering & Technology Corporation. See Technical Report dated 25 January 2013. Qualified Person: Conrad Huss, P.E. of M3 is the qualified person responsible for the scientific and technical information in accordance with NI 43-101.

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