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Freegold Intersects 1.5 metres grading 41.3 g/t Au in Oxide Expansion Drilling at Golden Summit Project

Drill Results Marketing Announcement

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For  Immediate  Release                                                                                                                                  www.freegoldventures.com  

Freegold  Intersects  1.5  metres  grading  41.3  g/t  Au  in  Oxide  Expansion  Drilling    

at  Golden  Summit  Project    

June  27th,  2017  (Vancouver,  BC)  –  Freegold  Ventures  Limited  (TSX:  FVL,  Frankfurt:  FR4N)  (“Freegold)  is  

pleased  to  announce  assays  from  an  additional  6  holes  from  the  oxide  expansion  drill  program  at  Golden  

Summit.  Golden  Summit  is  located  30  minutes  drive  via  paved  highway  from  Fairbanks,  Alaska.      

As  part  of  the  Phase  1  Oxide  Expansion  drilling  a  total  of  27  holes  were  drilled  in  an  area  to  the  north  of  

the   current   resource   area.  Using   results  of   the   previously   completed   RAB   (Rotary   Air   Blast)   drilling,  

ground  resistivity  and  soil  geochemistry,  a  series  of  vertical  holes,  spaced  roughly  50  metres  apart  in  an  

east  -­‐west-­‐north-­‐south  grid  pattern  were  drilled.    (See  attached  map).  Drilled  to  an  average  depth  of  70  

metres,  the  hole  pattern  was  designed  to  determine  if  the  current  oxide  resource  could  be  expanded  to  

the  north  as  well  as  to  establish  boundaries  to  the  current  oxide  resource.      

Assays  from  the  additional  6  holes  are  below.  

Hole

Total

Depth

(m)

From

(m)

To

(m)

Interval

(m) Au g/t

Oxide

Thickness

(m)

Oxide Grade

Au g/t

GSDL 17-16 70.5 1.5 70.5 69 1.14

(uncut) 54 1.40

(uncut)

GSDL 17-16 70.5 1.5 70.5 69 0.89* 54 1.09*

GSDL 17-17 70.5 1.5 70.5 69 0.42 42 0.55

GSDL 17-18 70.5 6 70.5 64.5 0.51 52.5 0.57

GSDL 17-19 70.5 0 70.5 70.5 Anomalous 42 Anomalous

GSDL 17-20 70.5 0 70.5 70.5 0.12 43.5 Anomalous

GSDL 17-21 70.5 0 70.5 70.5 Anomalous 49.5 Anomalous

*  cut  to  30  g/t  

Width  refers  to  drill  hole  intercepts,  true  widths  cannot  be  determined  due  to  uncertain  geometry  of  mineralization.  

Hole  GSDL  17-­‐16  intersected  one  of  the  high  grade  east-­‐west  trending  veins  that  are  documented  in  the  

Dolphin-­‐Cleary   Area   and   the   presence   of   visible   gold   was   noted.  Holes   GSDL   17-­‐17   and   17-­‐18,   the  

northern  most  holes  drilled  this  program  intersected  intrusive  mineralization  in  an  area  where  intrusive  

has   not   previously   been   encountered.  Additional   assay   results  will   be   reported   as   they   become  

available.  

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Additional   metallurgical   work  to   refine  the   treatment   method   for   the   sulphide   material  remains  

ongoing.    

Drill  cores  were  logged,  photographed  and  placed  in  sealed  bags  for  geochemical  analysis.  Core  samples  

were   picked   up   at   the   logging   facility  by   ALS   Chemex   and   transported   to   their   facility   in   Fairbanks,  

Alaska.  ALS  Chemex  was  used  to  analyze  core  samples  via  fire  assay  analysis  for  gold  plus  multi  element  

ICP-­‐AES   and  ICP-­‐MS   analysis   using   4   acid-­‐digestion.   Quality   control   entailed   insertion   of   blanks   and  

standards  into  the  sample  stream,  at  the  rate  of  approximately  one  QA/QC  sample  every  tenth  assay.  

Reported  standard  and  blank  assay  values  were  within  an  acceptable  margin  of  error.  

The   Qualified   Person   for   this   release   is   Alvin   Jackson,   P.Geo   –  Vice   President   Exploration   and  

Development  for  the  Company  who  has  reviewed  and  approved  the  scientific  and  technical  information  

contained  in  this  press  release.    

For  further  information:  

Kristina  Walcott-­‐President  and  CEO  

Telephone:  1.604.662.7307  

[email protected]  

Some  statements  in  this  news  release  contain  forward-­‐looking  information,  including  without  limitation  

statements   as   to   planned  expenditures   and   exploration   programs.   These   statements   address   future  

events   and   conditions   and,   as   such,   involve   known   and   unknown   risks,   uncertainties   and   other   factors  

which   may   cause   the   actual   results,   performance   or   achievements   to   be   materially   different   from   any  

future   results,   performance   or   achievements   expressed   or   implied   by   the   statements.   Such   factors  

include   without   limitation   the   completion   of   planned   expenditures,   the   ability   to   complete   exploration  

programs   on   schedule   and   the   success   of  exploration   programs.  The   term   "Mineral   Resource"   used  

above  is  defined  per  NI  43-­‐101.    Though  Indicated  Resources  have  been  estimated  for  the  Project,  this  

PEA   includes   Inferred   Mineral   Resources   that   are   too   speculative   for   use   in   defining   Reserves.    

Standalone  economics  have  not  been  undertaken  for  the  measured  and  indicated  resources  and  as  such  

no  reserves  have  been  estimated  for  the  Project.  Please  note  that  the  PEA  is  preliminary  in  nature,  that  it  

includes   inferred   mineral   resources   that   are   considered   too   speculative   geologically   to   have   economic  

considerations  applied  to  them.  There  is  no  certainty  that  the  PEA  will  be  realized.  Mineral  resources  that  

are   not   mineral   reserves   do   not   have   demonstrated   economic   viability.   Without   limitation,   statements  

regarding  potential  mineralization  and  resources,  exploration  results,  and  future  plans  and  objectives  of  

the   Company   are   forward   looking   statements   that   involve   various   risks.   Actual   results   could   differ  

materially  from  those  projected  as  a  result  of  the  following  factors,  among  others:  changes  in  the  price  

of   mineral   market   conditions,   risks   inherent   in   mineral   exploration,   risks   associated   with   development,  

construction  and  mining  operations,  the  uncertainty  of  future  profitability  and  uncertainty  of  access  to  

additional  capital.  See  Freegold's  Annual  Information  Form  for  the  year  ended  December  31st,  2016  filed  

under  Freegold's  profile  at  www.sedar.com  for  a  detailed  discussion  of  the  risk  factors  associated  with  

Freegold's  operations.  

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FREEGOLD VENTURES LIMITED

GOLDEN SUMMIT PROJECT

2017 Final Hole

Locations

June 2017 Peter E. Walcott & Associates Limited

Holes Reported this Release

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