Galleon Gold Corp. (the Company or Galleon Gold) announced that it has entered into a purchase agreement (the Purchase Agreement) with Daisy Mining & Land LLP (Daisy) to acquire seven (7) patented lode claims in Idaho, with five (5) of those claims forming the nucleus of the Neal Gold Project. To facilitate the transaction, the Company has formed a new Idaho company, Golden Trove, LLC (Golden Trove) which will make 5 yearly payments of $250,000 to Daisy starting May 1, 2024 and ending May 1, 2028, for a total consideration of $1,250,000.

Golden Trove has the right to accelerate the schedule of payments at its discretion. During the term of the Purchase Agreement, Daisy will receive $3.00 per ton of material removed from the project and a 3% NSR on any ore processed. Once a total of $1,250,000 has been paid, the NSR and tonnage fee will be extinguished and Golden Trove will own the property 100%.

Under the terms of the Purchase Agreement the Company and Daisy will terminate the existing lease agreement that has been in place since May 2019. In addition, the Company announces that it is changing the name of the Neal Project to the Golden Trove Project. About the Golden Trove Project (formerly Neal Project) The Project is a high-grade gold-dominant vein system with at least five veins known to date.

It is located near Boise, Idaho and has excellent access via 20 kilometers of improved gravel and dirt roads from Interstate-84. The Project consists of five private patented mining claims covering approximately 22.4 hectares (55.38 acres) and another seven unpatented lode claims covering about 52.6 hectares (130 acres) located on U.S. Forest Service administered public lands. Gold mineralization at the Project and elsewhere in the Neal Mining District was discovered in 1889 by Arthur Neal.

Total reported District lode gold production through 1941 has been estimated at around 30,000 ounces, with most of this production coming from the Project area in the 1889- 1915 time frame. The Project area contains three historic underground gold mines: Hidden Treasure, Homestake and Daisy. These mines were eventually connected underground and were at peak production from 1902-1915.

The Project was explored in the late 1980's for open pit - heap leach potential with a reverse circulation drilling program consisting of 208 holes totaling 47,000 feet. There is currently an estimated 13,900-ton stockpile of mineralized material, derived from an open cut area in 2016-2017 on the property. As the material was trucked from the open cut to the stockpile, approximately 741 samples were collected and assayed at an independent laboratory.

Results of the sampling indicate the Stockpile graded at 0.132 opt (4.54 gpt Au), equivalent to approximately 1,835 ounces of gold in-situ. The Company is investigating various transport and processing options to determine the best means of handling the stockpile material. The qualified person has not done sufficient work to classify this historical estimate as current mineral resources or reserves and the Company is not treating the historical estimate as current mineral resources or reserves.