Summary and Conclusions

The author has reviewed the available project data, visited the project site and taken independent samples to verify the presence of potentially economic grades of gold and silver mineralization on the project. The author believes the data presented by AMRS and the property owners are a reasonable representation of the La Currita gold & silver project.

The La Currita project is comprised of three separate properties, each of which merits further evaluation. Economic precious metal deposits require suitable structural preparation and host rocks combined with long-lived, episodic mineralizing events. All these components appear to be present on the La Currita project properties and should be further evaluated.

No mineral resources or mineral reserves can be ascribed to the project at this time. Verification of historically indicated bodies of mineralized material is required through an appropriate, NI43-101 compliant exploration program including a rigorous sample QA/QC program, database documentation and geologic modeling under the supervision of a “Qualified Person” as defined in NI43-101. An initial program of property-wide geologic mapping, detailed sampling of identified targets and drilling is recommended.

Less than half of the known strike length of the Sulema vein structure on the La Currita property has been explored. The potential presence of additional, less obvious vein structures on the property and their intersections as well as the potential for improved gold grades in ore shoots at depth on the Sulema vein merits evaluation.

Based on the currently available data, the author believes that drill testing of several of the targets such as La Currita, the San Luis mine and San Jose will clearly be warranted and other drill targets will likely be added by the recommended exploration program.

The author finds that based on the historic gold and silver production from the properties, historic exploration findings, the geologic attributes and the current gold and silver price environment that La Currita is a project of merit and warrants additional exploration to evaluate the potential for hosting economic precious metal deposits.