Building Gold Resources in Brazil’s Tapajos Region

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June 2011

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Why Invest in Magellan?• Promising and Exciting Region: the Tapajos is the World’s third

largest placer gold province, estimated to have produced 20-30 Mozfrom streams between 1978 and 1995 from artisanal, garimpeiro-type miners

• Experienced Management: 150+ years of mining experience, track record for discovery. Management is previously responsible for discovery of the nearby Tocantinzinho deposit (2.5Moz), now owned by Eldorado Gold

• Projects: two organic, grass roots gold discoveries so far - and building…

• Cuiu Cuiu – 1.3Moz gold resource (100,000oz indic + 1.2Moz inf), drilling with 3 rigs

• Coringa – 370,000 oz gold resource (270,000oz indic + 100,000oz inf), drilling with 2 rigs

• Key Stakeholders: Newmont Mining owns 2.5% (IPO 2008) and

Kinross owns 1% (Chapleau takeover 2008)

• Strong Cash Position: $20M in treasury – Q2, 2011

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Proven Management Team

• Jim Stypula, Chairman – previously CEO of Chapleau Resources, financier with 20years experience in mineral exploration. Founding director of Far West Mining

• Alan Carter, B.Sc., Ph.D., President & CEO, Director – 20 years of experience.Former Exploration Manager for Rio Tinto and Business Dev. Manager at BHPBilliton. Director and co-founder of Peregrine Diamonds and Peregrine Metals.Raised +$100M in capital for mining and exploration companies since 2004

• Dennis Moore, B.Sc., P.Eng., VP Business Development, Director – explorationgeologist with 27 years experience, half of it in Latin America. Responsible fordiscovery of the Tocantinzinho deposit, now owned by Eldorado Gold

• Paul Hansed, C.A., B.A., Chief Financial Officer – 20+ years of accounting andfinance experience including 19 years with KPMG in Canada and Europe. CFO ofMagellan Minerals since March 2008.

• Guillermo Hughes, B.Sc., P.Eng., M.Sc., - Chief Geologist – 26 years experiencein the mineral exploration industry including experience in Argentina, Peru and Brazil

• Derek White, B.A., Director – currently Executive VP Bus. Dev. of Quadra Miningand with 20+ years financial experience in the mining and metals industry. Heworked for Impala Platinum Ltd, Gencor and Billiton, where he was CFO of the BaseMetals Division

• Mario Szotlender, Director – former CEO of Rusoro Mining, Director of EndeavourSilver and Radius Gold. 20 years experience financing and managing companiesin Latin America

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The Tapajos : World’s third largest placer gold belt

• Site of the world’s largest ever gold rush from 1970’s to 1990’s

• Largest alluvial gold province in Brazil, third largest alluvial gold province in world – previous production from streams estimated at 20-30 Moz of gold

• Geology is similar to other prolific gold belts (e.g. Eastern Canada, Western Australia). World-class potential

• Under-explored province. One mid-size deposit discovered so far: Tocantinzinho (2.5 Moz)

• Kinross, Eldorado and Newmont are active. Eldorado acquired Tocantinzinho for $122M during mid 2010. Eldorado also spent $5M on a 27% stake in Serabi Mining in 2010

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Key land position in competitive belt

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Cuiú Cuiú’s Relation to Tocantinzinho

• Cuiú Cuiú is one of the two largest historic garimpeiro gold producers in the Tapajós*

• Tocantinzinho deposit is 1.5 km (2.5Moz resource) long and produced an est. 200,000oz of gold from artisanal surface workings **

• Cuiú Cuiú is 12 km long and 25 km NW of Tocantinzinho and produced 2Moz from streams

• Eldorado’s PFS complete with an 11.8% IRR. A FS is the next step. Will make a construction decision by the end of 2011

* Source : DNPM

** Source: Melho, R. 2007. A preliminary assesment of the Tocantinzinhop gold project, Tapajos gold province, Para Brazil. NCL Brazil 43-101 report

Cuiu Cuiu2Moz from streams+1.3Moz resource

to date

Tocantinzinho0.2Moz from streams

2.5Moz resource

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Cuiú Cuiú

• 1.2 Moz of Inferred resources and 0.1 Moz of Indicated goldidentified to date at Central and Moreira Gomes at grade of 1.2g/t

• 470 Sq km concession, 100% owned

• 12 km long gold-in-soil anomaly based on 10,000 soil samples

• 25,000m of drilling planned for 2011, 3 rigs currently operating

Aerial view of village of Cuiu Cuiu

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Cuiú Cuiú – a district rather than a project

Area shown on next

slide

Alluvial gold workings

Alluvial gold workings

Central zone

Moreira Gomes

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Cuiú Cuiú….1.3Moz and counting

Drilling in relation to soil anomaly

Pau de Merenda

30m @ 1.1g/t47m @ 1.8g/t

Central0.1Moz of Indicated +

0.5Moz of Inferred

Jerimum Cima39m @ 5.1g/t

Babi

Jerimum Baixo41m @ 1.3g/t

MiraboaMoreira Gomes

0.7Moz of Inferred

Central SE

Miraboa West

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Central – 1 of 2 deposits so far at Cuiú Cuiú

• Bulk tonnage open pittable deposit

• Inferred resources to date at Central total 17Mt @ 0.9 g/t gold (0.5Moz) + Indicated resources of 3.4Mt @ 1.0 g/t (0.1Moz)

• Central deposit currently extends over approx. 1,000m strike and 450m depth

• Deposit remains open to north, south and at depth

• Additional drilling is in progress

Aerial view of Central deposit looking north

Stockwork mineralization on surface at Central

Outline of mineralized

zone at Central

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CentralSE-NW section through Central

Typical mineralized interval Central zone – hole CC-55-10, 2.15g/t Au

Central Total Resources

TonnageAu g/t

Contained Au

Tonne x 1000 gpt oz.

Indicated Resources

3,400 1.0 100,000

Inferred Resources

17,000 0.9 500,000

* Mineral resources are not mineral reserves and do not have demonstrated economic viability. Please note that all figures have been rounded to reflect theirappropriate level of accuracy.

* These resources are constrained by mineable shapes and cut-off grades to meet the requirement that resources must have reasonable prospects for economicextraction. The mineable shapes are either Lerch-Grossman pits or conceptual underground stopes. Resources falling within the pits are reported at cut-off gradesof 0.3 gpt Au for fresh rock or 0.4 gpt Au for saprolite. Stope shapes only include blocks above a cut-off grade of 1.3 gpt Au. The cut-off grades consider a goldprice of $1,250 per ounce and metallurgical recoveries of 91% for fresh rock and 66% for saprolite.

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Central – potential extensions

New soil anomaly to SE of Central

Untested soil anomaly

3D and map views of Central body and gold–in-soil anomaly

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Moreira Gomes – 5km from Central

• Bulk tonnage open pittable deposit

• Inferred resources to date at MG total 14Mt @ 1.5 g/t gold (0.7Moz)

• MG deposit currently extends over approx. 1,500m strike and 350m depth

• Deposit remains open to east and at depth. Potential for parallel structures currently being tested, e.g 7.5m @ 18.8g/t gold

• Drilling currently in progress

Aerial view of Moreira Gomes deposit looking north

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Cuiú Cuiú – Moreira Gomes

Drill

targets

Map shows airborne

magnetic data, grade

contours, and drill hole

locations

Moreira Gomes

Total Resources

TonnageAug/t

Contained Au

Tonne x 1000

gpt oz.

Inferred Resource

14,000 1.5 700,000

* Mineral resources are not mineral reserves and do not have demonstrated economic viability. Please note that all figures have been rounded to reflect theirappropriate level of accuracy.

* These resources are constrained by mineable shapes and cut-off grades to meet the requirement that resources must have reasonable prospects for economicextraction. The mineable shapes are either Lerch-Grossman pits or conceptual underground stopes. Resources falling within the pits are reported at cut-offgrades of 0.3 gpt Au for fresh rock or 0.4 gpt Au for saprolite. Stope shapes only include blocks above a cut-off grade of 1.3 gpt Au. The cut-off gradesconsider a gold price of $1,250 per ounce and metallurgical recoveries of 91% for fresh rock and 66% for saprolite.

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Cuiú Cuiú – Moving forward in 2011

• Drilling with four rigs (25,000m program) – extensions to MG and Central. Also drilling at J Baixo, J Cima, Babi, Miraboa and Miraboa W targets

• Metallurgical test work

• Follow up of other areas with extensive alluvial gold workings to NW and E

• Updated resource estimate by end 2011

Drilling at Central

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Coringa

• 0.3 Moz of Indicated resources and 0.1 Moz of Inferred gold identified within three zones, Serra, Meio and Galena – average grade of 9g/t gold

• PEA returned NPV of US$82.5M and IRR is 59% @ US$1200 per oz

• 1.8km of 10km of structures drilled in detail to date. Recent soil sampling suggests potential for additional +7km of untested structures

• 235 sq km concession, 100% owned

• 10,000m of drilling (2 rigs) planned outside existing resources for 2011

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Coringa – excellent infrastructure

• Located 200km SE of Cuiu Cuiu

• Magellan controls 23,500 ha at Coringa and has a ROFR on surrounding 180,000 ha

• Located 65km SE of town of Novo Progreso, 21km E of main BR-163

• Mains power (138kv line) occurs 21km to west of project

• Ease of permitting due to municipal zone designation

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Coringa – largely untested

• Sub-vertically dipping quartz veins within volcanics and granites

• Diamond drilling (11,000m) has defined >10 km of gold-bearing veins, of which only 1.8km have detailed drilling information

• Resource identified in three high grade zones: Galena, Serra, Meio

• Vein system is open in all directions

• Two new zones discovered recently: Valdette and Demitrio

• Currently drilling with 2 rigs370,000oz resource

confined to;

Galena

Serra

Meio

0 1km

Valdette

Demetrio

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Meio Block – consistently high grades

Drill plan

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Coringa – Resource Estimate

Assumes 2g/t Au cut-off, SG of 2.7t/m3 and minimum mining width of 1.5m

Resource represents less than 20% of vein system discovered to date.

Raising the cut-off grade to 5 g/t gold results in a M&I resource of 0.563 Mt @ 12.37 g/t gold (223,914oz) and an inferred resource of 0.178 Mt @ 14.65 g/t gold (83,873oz) on a diluted basis

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Coringa – Scoping Study

• Scoping study indicates a project IRR of 34% and an NPV @ 5% of $41.3M assuming $950 per oz

• Based on 400t/d cut and fill underground mine producing 36,000oz / yr. Processing via crushing and CIL circuit

• Initial Capex of US$26.4M. Operating cash cost of US$418/ozand payback period of 3.7 years

• Process recovery = 93.8%. Actual recoveries at Serra and Meio are 99.0% and 97.7% respectively

• NPV @ $1200 per oz is US$82.5M and IRR is 59%

Mineralized intercept DDH 62 Meio zone

Coringa Camp

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Coringa – Upside

• Recent soil sampling has identified two major new and untested gold in soil anomalies

• 10,000m drill program began March 2011 & is aimed at expanding resources

• Recon. work in progress on other gold drainage anomalies and showings

Drilling in progress

Grab sample from surface 2.5km SE of Come Quieto

Demetrio

Come Quieto Sur

Valdette

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Coringa – Moving forward in 2011

• Drilling with two rigs (10,000m program) outside existing resources

• Follow up sampling of other target areas on project, e.g. Sal, Pista, Jatoba, Come Quieto Sur

• Updated resource estimate by end 2011

• Commencement of feasibility study –early 2012

Drilling at Coringa project

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Mato Grosso JV

• Magellan has acquired a 35% - 50% interest in 320,000ha of the BaixadaCuiaba gold belt in southern MatoGrosso

• Excellent access with power and water. Flat terrain - cattle farming

• The belt is characterised by an E-W Proterozoic fold and thrust schist belt extending 100km in length

• Approx. 20 small open pit mines are currently in production. +100 abandoned open pits

• Belt has potential to host several large low grade (0.5 – 1.0g/t) Au deposits

Oregon pit, Pocone; approx 1km in diameter

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Corporate Information

Recent Financings

Closing No. of shares Price Warrants Amount

Feb 2008 (IPO) 11M $1.00 expired $11M

Dec 2009 18.3M $0.70 ½ @ $1.00 $12.8M

June 2010 10M $0.75 none $7.5M

Oct 2010 19.2M $1.20 none $23M

Capital Structure

Shares outstanding 109.1M

Options 7.7M

Warrants 9.1M

Fully Diluted 127.4M

Cash $20M

Market Cap. $146M

Major shareholders

Management 11%

Institutions 45%

Newmont 2.5%

Kinross 1%

Analyst Coverage

National Bank Financial

Shane Nagle

Mackie Research

Dale Mah

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Further Information

Alan Carter

President & CEO

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Tel. + 1 604 676 5663

Fax + 1 604 676 5664

alan@magellanminerals.com

Auditors

PricewaterhouseCoopers

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Lawyers

Morton & Company

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Jennifer Duthie

Corporate Communications

Suite 1650 – 409 Granville St., Vancouver, BC, V6C 1T2

Tel. + 1 778 838 3990

Fax + 1 604 676 5664

jennifer@magellanminerals.com