Pine Grove Property

 Pine Grove Fact Sheet

* The company’s interest in the patented and unpatented claims are subject to net smelter royalty interests and, in the case of the patented claims, lease payment obligations.

In a Rich Mineral District
The Pine Grove property, located approximately 20 miles south of Yerington, Nevada, lies in a rich mineral district with a history of very high-grade mining. Significant gold mineralization is present on two of patented lode mining claims and one group of unpatented lode mining claims. In addition, Lincoln Gold has staked 90 claims that surround and encompass these claims.

High-grade History of Production
Gold was discovered on the patented claims, named the Wheeler and Wilson, in 1866.
The area was mined extensively until 1872, with intermittent production until 1915. Underground mining on the Wilson and Wheeler mines produced approximately 240,000 ounces of gold from quartz veins in the sheared and altered granitic rocks to depths of 140 feet. The average grade of the ore was 1.36 ounces per ton with a cutoff grade of 0.5 opt. Gold mineralization has been identified in a 600-foot wide shear zone striking northwest and extending over one mile in length.

Teck’s Drilling
In 1990 and 1991, Teck Resources Inc. drilled both properties by reverse circulation methods. The tightest drilling was on 100-foot centers and ranged up to 200 feet. Significant gold mineralization occurs in multiple, stacked, east-dipping and irregular shaped pods that range in thickness from 10 feet to over 50 feet and extend to over 300 feet in depth.

Drilling to Test Three Targets
Lincoln Gold is planning a drill program to test three target areas that surround and are adjacent to the Wilson and Wheeler claim blocks. The program is planned to start later in 2008. In addition, the Company will drill 1000 feet of large-sized, PQ core holes to obtain material for metallurgical test work.

NI 43-101 Technical Report
Lincoln Gold has contracted with MineFill Services Inc. of Vancouver and Seattle to prepare a new geology report to meet Canadian NI 43-101 standards. The report, expected in early 2008, will include a resource estimate using past drill hole results.

Project Maps

 Presentation - Land Status
 Wheel - Cross Section - 1600 N
 Structural Setting - Wilson & Wheeler Deposits