Silver Bullet Mines Corp. Provides Update on First Order for Silver from Buckeye Mine in Arizona

The first order, announced in detail on April 17, 2023, and the attendant USD$225,000 cash advance from the Purchaser empowers SBMI to fund the cost of processing the mineralized material from the Buckeye Mine without dilution to the shareholders. The Purchaser advises it carried out a detailed analysis of the silver dore bar sent earlier and advises it believes there are no material impurities in that bar. If the bar is representative of the silver to be delivered, SBMI would incur a minimal discount to spot prices and there would be no reduction in the amount payable to SBMI due to deleterious metals.

The current order is for 500 kg (17,600 ounces), and the Purchaser has indicated it intends to order that same amount per month for the foreseeable future. Each such monthly order would represent roughly USD$400,000 in revenue to SBMI at current spot price for silver.

The Debenture referred to in the April 17, 2023 press release would bear interest at the rate of 2% per month on the outstanding principal for one month, which interest begins to accrue after 30 days. If the conversion feature of the Debenture is triggered, the conversion price would be $0.22 per share.

There are approximately 2500 tons of mineralized material on surface at the Buckeye Mine site to be shipped to the mill on an as needed basis. Mining is ongoing. As per SBMI's January 16, 2023 press release, SBMI is drifting along the vein to an area believed to contain higher grade mineralization (see page 8 of the Geologic Report dated January 8, 2021). At the current rate of mining that zone should be intercepted in approximately 4 weeks, although that timing may vary subject to the usual risks attendant on mining.

SBMI anticipates starting to process the current order this week by processing the material on hand at the mill/mine site, which has earlier returned high grades (see March 3, 2023 press release). Management believes the mill is operating at optimum efficiency.

For further information, please contact:

John Carter
Silver Bullet Mines Corp., CEO
cartera@sympatico.ca
+1(905)302-3843

Peter M. Clausi
Silver Bullet Mines Corp., VP Capital Markets
pclausi@brantcapital.ca
+1 (416) 890-1232

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