Palamina Clarifies July 5 News Release on Coasa Gold Project

Palamina was informed that use of the words visible gold in the title of the news release is overly promotional and has omitted it in the amended version of the July 5, 2018, release attached.

Palamina has omitted any and all references to an open pittable gold resource as insufficient work has been carried out on the Coasa Gold Project to demonstrate that potential. The Coasa project is an early stage exploration project where no drilling and no resource has yet been outlined.

The chip sampling carried in the Veta Zone was conducted in two separate campaigns where no systematic channel sampling has been carried out to date. Further sampling campaigns are required to establish the extent of the mineralization and the results reported in the news release are limited to the Veta Zone and may not be applied to the entire property.

IIROC has requested that Palamina clarify why it believes the shear zone that hosts the Crucero Gold deposit is potentially the same shear zone that extends onto Palamina's Coasa property. To date, Palamina has studied satellite images (see photo in release), walked along selected sections or the structure and located old mine workings on the shear zone on its property directly north of the shear zone hosting the Crucero gold deposit. An airborne geophysical program is being carried out to establish the structural trends to confirm whether or not the structures extend onto Palamina's ground. Palamina has not conducted any trenching or drilling to date and has not received any heli-borne geophysical data to support Palamina's belief it is the same shear zone as the shear zone hosting the Crucero gold deposit.

Palamina wishes to clarify that Don McIver is the Qualified Person as defined by National Instrument 43-101 and he has supervised the preparation, compiled and reviewed the geological and technical contents of this press release.

A copy of the amended release follows:

Palamina Chip Sampling Returns 7 Metres of 4.2 gpt Gold on Coasa Project

Palamina has discovered a new orogenic gold zone in the Veta target area at its Coasa Gold Project in south-eastern Peru. At Coasa, nine separate orogenic gold anomalous target areas have been prioritized into low, intermediate and high priority anomalies. Palamina´s latest sampling campaign focused on gaining an understanding of the potential of the highest priority Phusca and Veta anomalies.

At Veta, recent mapping and surface sampling resulted in the discovery of an open-ended 400 by 300 metre-wide anomalous gold zone. Visible native-gold was identified in veinlets at surface within a prospective, deformed structure which shows no historic mining activity. Individual grab samples reached a high of 39.2 g/t gold with a 7 metre long chip sample returning a grade of 4.2 g/t gold. Within the 240 metre wide central corridor a total of 119 samples were assayed where 27.5% of the samples returned values greater than 1.0 g/t gold.

The highest gold values from select rock-chip sampling from the latest field campaigns are as follows:

*Field duplicate results for sample # 1276 returned 15.7 g/t Au

Results from this early-stage of geochemical sampling cannot be considered to be representative. Follow-up continuous channel sampling is being carried out in the current field campaign to better understand the significance and potential of the newly discovered gold mineralization.

Andrew Thomson, President of Palamina, stated, "The large scale zone of anomalous gold mineralization on Palamina's property represents a new discovery. The visible-gold within the Veta Zone occurs within an open-ended 400 by 300 metre wide mineralized zone which returned up to 39.2 g/t gold where 119 samples collected from a central mineralized corridor returned above 1.0 g/t gold. Palamina believes it can quickly move through to the drill testing stage. Palamina has commenced environmental and drill permitting in anticipation of a potential drill program on the Veta target."

Figure 1: Veta Gold Zone

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To date, a total of 9 anomalous targets areas, including Veta, have been identified at Coasa. At the Phusca target, located some 5 km southeast of Veta, anomalous gold values and strong pathfinder geochemistry results have been obtained from prospecting activities. The open-ended Phusca anomaly extends over some 2 kilometres of strike and hosts several geological features characteristic of individual orogenic gold deposits located in the gold belt.

Figure 2: The Veta and Phusca Zones in relation to Crucero Deposit

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At Coasa, Palamina holds title and application mining rights to 16,400 hectares. The Coasa Gold Project was initially staked to investigate a geologic environment interpreted to be similar to that of the Ollachea orogenic gold deposit. Members of Palamina's geological team formed part of the exploration discovery team at Ollachea. The Ollachea deposits are focused along a structurally deformed east-west trending regional shear-zone. Palamina is also investigating the 17-kilometre-long regional shear zone that spans the Coasa project as a possible extension to the shear zone that hosts GoldMining Inc.'s Crucero Gold deposit to the south. Crucero hosts a 1.0 Moz indicated and 1.03 Moz inferred gold resource. Palamina has conducted numerous field campaigns and studied satellite photos in order to establish that the shear zone hosting the Crucero Gold Deposit may potentially extend onto Palamina's Coasa project.

A >3,000 kilometres heli-borne geophysical survey over 3 of Palamina's properties, including Coasa, is scheduled to commence in July 2018 in order to locate and better understand structural extensions to known gold deposits. In the Puno Orogenic Gold Belt, the presence of magnetic pyrrhotite occurring in association with mineralized gold-bearing structures has been confirmed at several potentially economic gold deposits. A total of 1,234 line-kilometres will be flown at Coasa over 129 square kilometres at 125 metre line spacing, as well as an additional 15 square kilometres at 250 metre line spacing.

Mr. Donald McIver, M,Sc Exploration and Economic Geology, a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy (FAusIMM), as well as the Society of Economic Geologists (FSEG), is Vice President Exploration for Palamina Corp. He is a Qualified Person as defined by National Instrument 43-101 and he has supervised the preparation, compiled and reviewed the geological and technical contents of this press release.

About Palamina Corp.

Palamina has acquired the application and mining rights to five gold projects in south-eastern Peru in the Puno Orogenic Gold Belt (POGB), one copper-gold project in the coastal I.O.C.G. belt in Southern Peru and holds 100% interest in one exploration project in Mexico. Palamina's Peruvian based exploration team have a cumulative 35 years' experience in the POGB and are supported by a board of directors and advisors who are proven mine finders, deal makers and financiers. Palamina has 29,621,381 shares outstanding and trades on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol PA.

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Andrew Thomson, President
Phone: (416) 987-0722 or visit www.palamina.com

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