BOJONG DEET AND CIKREESEK PROSPECT

ANOMALY BOJONG DEET AND CIKRESEEK Prospect

LOCATION 10 km Southeast Loji Camp

HISTORICAL DATA

The Bojong Deet and Cikreseek Prospects represent the most

advanced exploration area inside the KP (Mining Tenement),
aside from the Ciawitali, Cigaru resource itself. The majority of
exploration, including substantial drilling, was undertaken by
Mispec Exploration during 1994 and 1997. The Mispec programs
are consisting 26,419 m of reverse circulation and 6,399 m of
diamond drilling completed in 246 holes. 3 zones of
mineralization are hosted by multi stage quartz vein breccias.
Mispec estimated the potential resources to define mineralization
at Cigaru approximating 8.2 Mt at 2.4 g/t Au 630.000 ounces of
gold.

PREVIOUS EXPLORATION

Exploration by Mispec Exploration defined numerous geochemical

anomalies that appear related to quartz vein stockwork and
breccias and major topographical feature.

Lithologies within Bojong Deet and Cikreseek areas are consisting

of argillaceous , basalt porphyritic with interbedded lava tuff and
dacitic andesite. The characteristic of lithology within this area is
similar to the Ciemas main deposit. Unfortunately, Bojong Deet
and Cikreseek prospects are located at distal portion of Ciemas
Mineralization zones.

Mineralization at 0.1 – 1 m scale is typically associated with

mostly NW – SE direction and steeply east dipping veins, weak to
strongly altered, intensive fracture , silicified and moderate to
strongly brecciated.

Generally, the orientation of vein has a Northwesterly strike and

locally mineralized structures cross cutting layer.

Outcropping mineralization is typically associated with vein,

moderate to strongly brecciated, fractures, oxidation and argillic
to propylitic alteration assemblages, disseminated fine grain and
containing pyrite up to 2 %.

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Based on airborne magnetic signature, these areas are passing by
2 inferred thrust faults with NW direction. The altitude of this
area is dragged relative to east due to strike slip movement.
From field observation it found area with low angle east dipping
breccia (10 m width) within volcanic andesitic. Initial results are
mixed and anomaly requires an intensive geological mapping
study.

Results to date are very encouraging and indicate the presence of

significant zones of gold-bearing quartz veins and alteration.

In general the program for Year One will involve the following:

• Establish contact and build relationships with local residents

• Establishing road and bridges for drill access to the
property
• Survey drill hole locations,
• Surveying the forest and property boundaries to determine
their exact locations.
• Re –establish environmental baseline sampling program,
• Interpretation geochemical results
• Check assaying to confirm prior sampling and assaying
methodology and results
• Compilation and interpretation of information

TARGET

1. To do survey and detailed mapping alteration around

Bojong Deet and Cikreseek prospects based on significant
assay result of soil sampling ( > 0.2 g/t Au )
2. To do a channel sampling based on significant assay result
of rock chip sampling (Mispec data) > 2.00 g/t Au )

PROGRAM 2009 ( June to August )

Phase 1

Detailed Mapping Geological and Alteration

Rock Channel and Chip Sampling 100

Phase 2

Potential Drilling Program 20

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YEAR 2009

Potential Diamond resource drilling

Figure 1. Simplified Geological Mapping by Mispec Geologist

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Significant Soil Assay results have been returned from IPB Lab.

Sample_id Au_ppm Pb_ppm

SS - 1 0.578 28.602
SS - 2 0.032 12.318
SS - 3 0.537 15.427
SS - 4 0.665 37.047
SS - 5 0.443 12.283
SS - 6 0.510 14.711
SS - 7 0.638 24.011
SS - 8 1.212 10.409
SS - 9 2.080 2064.062
SS - 10 1.186 96.396
SS - 11 1.399 29.043
SS - 12 1.762 86.497
SS - 13 1.393 131.204
SS - 14 1.144 17.659
SS - 15 1.629 12.057
SS - 16 1.167 9.828
SS - 17 1.087 16.826
SS - 18 1.179 46.074
SS - 19 1.589 11.579
SS - 20 1.373 12.471
SS - 21 1.534 47.732
SS - 22 1.750 6.270
SS - 23 0.480 6.348
SS - 24 0.796 6.615
SS - 25 0.770 18.181
SS - 26 0.383 0.716
SS - 27 0.545 128.519
SS - 28 0.824 148.470
SS - 29 0.607 33.733
SS - 30 0.673 17.227
SS - 32 0.989 15.243
SS - 33 1.152 17.681
SS - 34 0.960 31.744
SS - 35 1.279 18.036
SS - 36 0.700 11.781
SS - 37 1.091 17.430
SS - 38 1.504 91.001
SS - 39 1.380 10.874
SS - 40 0.765 8.085
SS - 41 0.512 33.158
SS - 45 0.223 17.658

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 SS - 46 0.224 15.518
SS - 47 0.866 11.069
SS - 48 0.701 16.500
SS - 49 0.830 53.340
SS - 50 1.084 24.848
SS - 51 0.699 9.044
SS - 52 1.027 7.591
SS - 57 0.256 2.909
SS - 60 0.351 4.786
SS - 61 0.922 7.052
SS - 62 0.447 8.596
SS - 63 0.320 6.609
SS - 64 0.446 5.508
SS - 65 0.222 5.240
SS - 71 0.413 5.200
SS - 73 0.382 8.292
SS - 74 0.256 2.480
SS - 76 0.481 1.211
SS - 77 0.384 4.692
SS - 78 0.478 4.413
SS - 79 0.384 3.168
SS - 80 0.416 1.510
SS - 81 0.894 4.335
SS - 82 0.417 3.569
SS - 83 0.640 0.910
SS - 84 0.607 2.425
SS - 85 0.798 3.571
SS - 86 0.952 1.246
SS - 87 0.607 2.751
SS - 88 0.289 2.604
SS - 89 0.514 3.455
SS - 90 0.673 2.226
SS - 92 0.899 2.600
SS - 93 0.354 5.060
SS - 94 0.225 2.879
SS - 95 0.663 2.968
SS - 96 0.321 3.687
SS - 97 0.416 1.418
SS - 98 0.675 7.207
SS - 99 0.674 2.877
SS - 100 0.449 4.819

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 Geological and Alteration Mapping
9217000
Based on significant soil assay
results > 0.02 ppm

9216000

Cikreseek Soil Assay Result

9215000

Bojong Deet Soil Assay Result

9214000

9213000

Au
2.08

9212000 0.95

0 500 1000 1500

0.58
Scale 1:25000

0.29

0.00
INTERDEX

678000 679000 680000

Figure 2. Soil Assay Results and Detailed mapping program

Current Status

Exploration within APP tenement is at various stages of progress.

• Detailed geological mapping, geochemical sampling and channel sampling
has been undertaken. A comprehensive programmed of modeling and
channel sampling will determine the potential for economic mineralization.
• Review of existing geochemical results and initial channel sampling results
at the other prospects eg. Cikreseek and Bojong Deet for future drill
testing.

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• Preliminary geochemical sampling at Cikressek, BojongDeet and other
areas to determine strike extent and potential mineralization
• Ground reconnaissance of conceptual geophysical targets and untested
areas.

A soil sampling program was conducted with two objectives; (i) check the
Bojong Deet and Cikreseek soil geochemical data, and (ii) extend the soil
coverage to the west, north and northeast. Assays results received for the
check soil sampling returned high values with a maximum of 1.152 ppm Au
and a strong coherent anomaly approximately 200 m x 200m. Extension soil
sampling returned disappointing results within Cijangkar maximum values of
0.8044 ppm , 0.7394 ppm ,0.7689 ppm and 0.6979 ppm Au from four isolated
‘spot’ anomalies.

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Significant channel sampling assay result has been returned from Laboratory
as follow:
             
No Sample_id Sample_no Au1  Au2  Au3  Au_Avg  Total Au
(ppm) (ppm) (ppm) (ppm)  (ppm)
1  TR1000  TR‐ 1001  6.502232 6.502232 6.06875 6.36 
2    TR‐ 1002  9.956589 10.38948 10.38948 10.25 
3    TR‐ 1003  4.343049 4.343049 5.211658 4.63 
4    TR‐ 1004  5.20573 6.073352 5.20573 5.49 
5    TR‐ 1005  3.45676 3.45676 3.45676 3.46 
6    TR‐ 1006  5.172186 5.172186 5.603202 5.32 
7    TR‐ 1007  6.084401 6.084401 5.215201 5.79  7 m@ 5. 9
8  TR2000  TR‐ 2001  9.536988 9.536988 9.536988 9.54 
9    TR‐ 2002  4.760046 6.05824 5.625509 5.48 

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10    TR‐ 2003  6.901311 6.901311 7.763975 7.19 
11    TR‐ 2004  9.117852 8.683669 9.986219 9.26 
12    TR‐ 2005  8.630235 9.061747 9.061747 8.92 
13    TR‐ 2006  8.630235 9.061747 9.061747 8.92 
14    TR‐ 2007  8.630406 8.630406 8.630406 8.63 
15    TR‐ 2008  9.069488 9.501368 9.069488 9.21 
16    TR‐ 2009  5.617458 6.04957 6.04957 5.91 
17    TR‐ 2010  4.346001 4.346001   4.35 
18    TR‐ 2011  9.548793 9.98283 9.98283 9.84 
19    TR‐ 2012  7.346199 7.346199 7.346199 7.35  1 2 m@ 7. 8
20  TR3000  TR‐ 3001A  4.743146 5.174341 5.605536 5.17 
21    TR‐ 3001B  5.150334 5.150334 5.579528 5.29 
22    TR‐3002  7.328862 6.897753 6.466643 6.9 
23    TR‐ 3003  4.767258 4.333871 4.333871 4.48 
24    TR‐ 3004  7.804079 8.671199 8.671199 8.38 
25    TR‐ 3005  3.041896 3.041896 3.041896 3.04 
26    TR‐ 3006  8.643446 8.643446 8.643446 8.64 
27    TR‐ 3007  5.629207 5.629207 6.062223 5.77 
28    TR‐ 3008A  9.082479 9.947477 10.37998 9.8 
29    TR‐ 3008B  3.025146 3.025146 3.889473 3.31 
30    TR‐ 3009  3.899318 3.46606 3.899318 3.75  1 1 m@ 5. 87
31  TR4000  TR‐ 4001  9.997201 9.997201 9.997201 10 
32    TR‐ 4002  10.79937 11.23134 10.79937 10.99 
33    TR‐ 4003  10.82066 10.82066 11.68631 11.21 
34    TR‐ 4004  11.29418 11.72857 10.4254 11.1 
35    TR‐ 4005  10.37915 10.37915 10.37915 10.38 
36    TR‐ 4006  9.994004 9.994004 9.559482 9.8 
37    TR‐ 4007  6.919158 6.054263 7.351606 6.78 
38    TR‐ 4008A  8.684016 7.381413 8.249815 8.11 
39    TR‐ 4008B  7.822176 7.822176 7.387611 7.68 
40    TR‐ 4009  12.16905 12.16905 10.86522 11.73 
41    TR‐ 4010  6.519131 6.084523 6.95374 6.52  1 2 m@ 9. 44
42    TR‐ 4011  9.549365 9.549365 7.813117 8.97 
43  TR5000  TR‐ 5001  7.806103 7.806103 8.239776 7.95 
44    TR‐ 5002A  5.214159 6.952211 6.083185 6.08 
45    TR‐ 5002B  8.605126 8.605126 8.17487 8.46 
46    TR‐ 5003A  9.525591 9.525591 10.39155 9.81 
47    TR‐ 5003B  3.889783 3.889783 3.889783 3.89 
48    TR‐ 5004A  5.643483 5.209369 5.209369 5.35 
49    TR‐ 5004B  7.380824 7.380824 7.380824 7.38 
50    TR‐ 5005A  7.358632 6.925771 6.925771 7.07 
51    TR‐ 5005B  5.632236 6.065485 6.065485 5.92 
52    TR‐ 5006A  6.078325 6.078325 7.81499 6.66 
53    TR‐ 5006B  5.20189 6.068871 6.502362 5.92 
54    TR‐ 5007  7.372431 7.806103 7.372431 7.52 
55    TR‐ 5008  6.507553 6.073716 6.507553 6.36 
56    TR‐ 5009  7.336574 7.768137 7.768137 7.62 
57    TR‐ 5010  7.812805 8.24685   8.03 
58    TR‐ 5011  6.06186 5.62887 5.62887 5.77  1 6 m@ 6.8 6

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Totally 230 samples has been collected from site. It was
consisting of soil samples, rock chip and channel sampling.

Mineralization.

Zoned vein deposits are deposits which form along fractures and
faults as open-space fillings or replacements. They are generally
polymetallic. Many have been mined for copper, lead and zinc,
although substantial gold and silver credits occur locally. These
deposits generally fall in the category of low tonnage, high grade
types of deposits. There are two broad categories: 1) vein
deposits associated with porphyry base metal deposits, and 2)
vein deposits not associated with porphyry base metal deposits.

Zoned vein deposits which are associated with porphyry base

metal deposits appear to form at lower temperatures during a
later mineralization event. These veins are characterized by a
strong sense of zoning from high temperature minerals in
proximal (closer to the pluton) portions of the veins, to low
temperature minerals in distal (far away) portions of the veins.
Proximal portions of the veins are copper-rich and contain sulfide
minerals with high metal:sulfur ratios. Distal portions of the
same veins are lead-zinc-rich and contain sulfide minerals
with lower metal:sulfur ratios. Proximal portions of the veins
are characterized by advanced argillic alteration adjacent to the
vein which is superceded outwards by sericitic alteration. Distal
portions of the veins are characterized by propylitic alteration
adjacent to the vein which gives rise to fresh unaltered rock
further away from the vein. Zoned vein deposits which are not
associated with porphyry base metal deposits are characterized
by having moderate, more uniform temperatures over a larger
area. Zoning in these types of vein deposits is usually a function
changes in the fugacity of sulfur along the length of the vein.

Figure. Example of proximal and distal zoning of base metal

vein deposit of the type associated with porphyry
copper/molybdenum deposit

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Figure : The end of the Cikreseek adit showing fresh pyritic
argillite altered andesitic volcaniclastic cut by veins and
fractures with bleached alteration selvages.

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