Trueclaim Exploration Inc. identifies significant silver zone on its Arizona property; 6.8 ounces per tonne (213 grams per tonne) over 195 feet (59.4 meters)

Four trenches along the McMorris vein were mapped, thoroughly sampled, and produced the following results:

These combined results produced a grade of 6.8 oz/t (213ppm) along exposed portions totalling 145 feet within an overall length of 195.0 feet (59.4m) along the McMorris Vein. Samples were taken every 5ft (1.52m) in the exposed trenches. Mapping has indicated a vein width of approximately 10ft (3.0m). Diamond drilling is required to confirm the vein width. Within these trench intervals the highlight intervals are seen below:

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Eighty additional small trenches were mapped and sampled thoroughly in the examined area. Of the 180 samples taken 53 samples assayed over 3.2oz/t (100ppm) silver. The samples also assayed anomalous copper, lead and zinc values.

The Pre-Cambrian Ruin Granite hosts many shear zones and multiple types of alteration including hematite, ankerite, and chlorargyrite (silver chloride). The anomalous silver values are highly associated with variations in magnetic susceptibility and increased chlorargyrite alteration in the area.

The highlights, samples over 3.2 oz/t (100 ppm) silver, taken from small and large trenches are shown below:

The mineralization surrounding the McMorris vein remains open for extension to the east, south west and at depth. Based on these very positive results, from not only silver but from the copper-gold structure announced in previous press releases, Trueclaim has applied for a permit to drill some of these targets.

The Company expects to provide an update within two weeks on recent work done on the copper zone discussed in its new release dated June 2, 2011.

The Company has the right to earn a 100% working interest in the property pursuant to an agreement made with Black Diamond Exploration, Inc.

We seek safe harbour.

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD

TRUECLAIM EXPLORATION INC.

John Carter, President

Technical information in this news release has been reviewed by Ms. Lindsay Moss, P. Geo. and prepared in accordance with Canadian regulatory requirements as set out in National Instrument 43-101. Trueclaim’s quality control and assurance program includes the insertion of standards and blanks, the retention of ½ of the cut core that has been sampled, pulps and rejects, and uses a independent certified lab, Accurassay Laboratories of Thunder Bay, ON. Samples are sent for fire assay and if warranted for ICP. Assays of significance are reassayed using screen metallics to ensure accurate values. Company Management, which takes full responsibility for content, prepared this news release.

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