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Building Gold Resources in Brazil’s Tapajos Region TSX-V: MNM | www.magellanminerals.com 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 Moz from 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%; Kinross owns 1% Strong Cash Position: $20.5 M in treasury – Q2, 2011

Proven Management Team Jim Stypula, Chairman – previously CEO of Chapleau Resources, financier with 20 years 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 BHP Billiton. 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 – exploration geologist with 27 years experience, half of it in Latin America. Responsible for discovery of the Tocantinzinho deposit, now owned by Eldorado Gold Paul Hansed, C.A., B.A., Chief Financial Officer – 20+ years of accounting and finance experience including 19 years with KPMG in Canada and Europe. CFO of Magellan Minerals since March 2008. Guillermo Hughes, B.Sc., P.Eng., M.Sc., - Chief Geologist – 26 years experience in the mineral exploration industry including experience in Argentina, Peru and Brazil Derek White, B.A., Director – currently Executive VP Bus. Dev. of Quadra Mining and with 20+ years financial experience in the mining and metals industry. He worked for Impala Platinum Ltd, Gencor and Billiton, where he was CFO of the Base Metals Division Mario Szotlender, Director – former CEO of Rusoro Mining, Director of Endeavour Silver and Radius Gold. 20 years experience financing and managing companies in Latin America

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

Key land position in competitive belt

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 Cuiu 2Moz from streams +1.3Moz resource to date Tocantinzinho 0.2Moz from streams 2.5Moz resource

Cuiú Cuiú 1.2 Moz of Inferred resources and 0.1 Moz of Indicated gold identified 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

Cuiú Cuiú – a district rather than a project Area shown on next slide Alluvial gold workings Alluvial gold workings Central zone Moreira Gomes

Cuiú Cuiú….1.3Moz and counting Drilling in relation to soil anomaly Pau de Merenda 30m @ 1.1g/t 47m @ 1.8g/t Central 0.1Moz of Indicated + 0.5Moz of Inferred Jerimum Cima 39m @ 5.1g/t Babi Jerimum Baixo 41m @ 1.3g/t Miraboa Moreira Gomes 0.7Moz of Inferred Central SE Miraboa West

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

Central SE-NW section through Central Typical mineralized interval Central zone – hole CC-55-10, 2.15g/t Au * Mineral resources are not mineral reserves and do not have demonstrated economic viability. Please note that all figures have been rounded to reflect their appropriate 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 economic extraction. The mineable shapes are either Lerch-Grossman pits or conceptual underground stopes. Resources falling within the pits are reported at cut-off grades 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 grades consider a gold price of $1,250 per ounce and metallurgical recoveries of 91% for fresh rock and 66% for saprolite. Central Total Resources Tonnage Au 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

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

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

Cuiú Cuiú – Moreira Gomes Drill targets Map shows airborne magnetic data, grade contours, �� and drill hole locations * Mineral resources are not mineral reserves and do not have demonstrated economic viability. Please note that all figures have been rounded to reflect their appropriate 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 economic extraction. The mineable shapes are either Lerch-Grossman pits or conceptual underground stopes. Resources falling within the pits are reported at cut-off grades 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 grades consider a gold price of $1,250 per ounce and metallurgical recoveries of 91% for fresh rock and 66% for saprolite. Moreira Gomes Total Resources Tonnage Au g/t Contained Au Tonne x 1000 gpt oz. Inferred Resource 14,000 1.5 700,000

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

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

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

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 rigs 370,000oz resource confined to; Galena Serra Meio 0 1km Valdette Demetrio

Meio Block – consistently high grades Drill plan

Coringa – Resource Estimate Assumes 2g/t Au cut-off, SG of 2.7t/m 3 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

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/oz and 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

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

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

Mato Grosso JV Magellan has acquired a 35% - 50% interest in 320,000ha of the Baixada Cuiaba gold belt in southern Mato Grosso 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

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 109.4M Options 7.7M Warrants 8.8M Fully Diluted 127.4M Cash $20.5M Market Cap. $155M Major shareholders Management 11% Institutions 45% Newmont 2.5% Kinross 1% Analyst Coverage National Bank Financial Shane Nagle Mackie Research Dale Mah

Further Information Alan Carter President & CEO Suite 1650 – 409 Granville St., Vancouver, BC, V6C 1T2 Tel. + 1 604 676 5663 Fax + 1 604 676 5664 [email_address] Auditors PricewaterhouseCoopers 700-250 Howe Street Vancouver, BC Canada V6C 3S7 Lawyers Morton & Company 1200-750 West Pender Street Vancouver, BC Canada V6C 2T8 Jennifer Duthie Corporate Communications Suite 1650 – 409 Granville St., Vancouver, BC, V6C 1T2 Tel. + 1 778 838 3990 Fax + 1 604 676 5664 [email_address]

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