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Minas Perico Returns 1.1 Metres of 52.43 g/t Gold in Schist

Drill Results Exploration Programs Sampling & Geoscience Results

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February 1, 2011 NEWS RELEASE - #11-3 TSX- V: GRR

MINAS PERICO RETURNS 1.1 METRES OF 52.43 G/T GOLD IN SCHIST

Golden Reign Resources Ltd. (the “Company” or “Golden Reign”) (TSX-V: GRR) is pleased to announce the final results from its 2010 regional sampling program conducted in the northern block of its San Albino-Murra Gold Property (the "Property"), Nicaragua.

The Murra District is host to several newly discovered gold prospects bearing significant precious metal mineralization. Located in close proximity to Mina Estrella, which returned very high-grade gold samples, the new targets merit further investigation and suggest that this district has the potential to host significant resources in possible open-pit targets.

Highlights from the regional and underground sampling program are as follows:

  • Minas Perico, Tunnel # 1 – 1.1 metre channel sample returned 52.43 g/t Au
  • Danilo #2 Vein – 4.5 metre continuous channel sample returned 19.73 g/t Au
  • Santos Garcia #2 Vein – 1.0 metre chip channel sample returned 13.12 g/t Au
  • Mina Juan (collapsed tunnel) grab sample from ore dump returned 54.34 g/t Au
  • Minas America (collapsed tunnel) grab sample from ore dump returned 225.3 g/t Ag

Minas Perico

Minas Perico consists of several old artisanal underground workings, many of which are collapsed. Tunnel #1, approximately 10 metres in length, was abandoned by artisanal workers prior to reaching the targeted gold bearing quartz vein.

The highest gold values received to date from schist were received from sampling Tunnel #1. Vertical samples were collected from the entire length of Tunnel #1, which is partially collapsed. All samples returned elevated gold values. Samples taken at the face (end) of the tunnel in the host schist rock containing quartz veinlets up to 5 cm wide returned significant gold mineralization, including 52.43 g/t gold over 1.1 metres. Schist rock contains gold mineralization only when located within a few metres of a mineralized vein. Sampling suggests that the adit was stopped within five metres of a mineralized quartz vein.

Prospect NameSample #Type of workingType of SampleLength of Sample (m)Rock typeAu (g/t)Ag (g/t)
Minas Perico Tunnel #1173353TunnelChip channel0.5Schists-phyllite-Qtz veinlets6.521.4
Minas Perico Tunnel #1173355TunnelChip channel1.0Schists-phyllite-Qtz veinlets8.862.2
Minas Perico Tunnel #1173356TunnelChip channel1.1Schists-phyllite-Qtz veinlets52.4312.2

Danilo Vein #2

The Danilo prospect is a 4.5 metre wide quartz vein, situated near Mina Estrella. The prospect appears to be part of a system of parallel structures related to Mina Estrella. The following chip sample was collected over the entire witdth of the vein.

Prospect NameSample #Type of workingType of SampleLength of Sample (m)Rock typeAu (g/t)Ag (g/t)
Danilo Vein #2173320OutcropChip sample4.5Quartz vein19.737.60

Santos Garcia Vein #2

The Santos Garcia Vein #2 is a 5.7 metre wide quartz vein, averaging 3.69 g/t gold. The vein contains scorodite and intense iron and manganese oxides. The entire width of the vein was sampled. Assay results from the vein are presented below:

Prospect NameSample #Type of workingType of SampleLength of Sample (m)Rock typeAu (g/t)Ag (g/t)
Santos Garcia Vein #2173253OutcropChip channel1.0Quartz vein2.350.9
Santos Garcia Vein #2173254OutcropChip channel1.2Quartz vein0.09<0.1
Santos Garcia Vein #2173255OutcropChip channel1.0Quartz vein13.120.7
Santos Garcia Vein #2173256OutcropChip channel1.5Quartz vein2.171.6
Santos Garcia Vein #2173257OutcropChip channel1.0Quartz vein2.180.5

Minas Juan & Mina America

The Minas Juan area hosts three collapsed tunnels. The Company sampled old mine dumps from two of the three tunnels, which returned excellent results. The mine dumps are estimated to be 8 metres thick, containing quartz veinlets presenting as boxworks within schists. The quartz veinlets are often chaledonic with quartzadularia stringers containing sulphide mineralization and visible gold.

Mina America is situated within an area of limited, historical high-grade sliver production. The tunnels are collapsed; however, the Company collected a multi-ounce silver sample from the old mine dump. This area requires further exploration.

Prospect NameSample #Type of workingType of SampleRock typeAu (g/t)Ag (g/t)
Minas Juan173542Old mine dumpGrabQuartz22.104.7
Minas Juan173543Old mine dumpGrabQuartz54.3412.0
Minas Juan173544Old mine dumpGrabQuartz20.725.9
Minas Juan173597Old mine dumpGrabQuartz16.010.4
Mina America – Tunnel173197Old mine dumpGrabQuartz1.26225.3

Other Areas of Artisanal Mining

Several other areas of indigenous mining were examined and sampled during the regional program. The work on these prospects is preliminary in nature. Further mapping and sampling is required. Assay results from prospect samples that reported significant gold values are presented below:

Prospect NameSample #Type of workingType of SampleLength of Sample (m)Rock typeAu (g/t)Ag (g/t)
Mina Bonanza173232Old mine dumpGrabQuartz vein2.1820.9
Mina San Gregorio173236TunnelChip channel1.0Quartz vein5.001.7
Pit Principal (Mina Garvi)173306Old mine dumpGrabQuartz vein7.3922.8
Minas El Casstillo (Minas El Verdum)173316Old mine dumpGrabQuartz vein6.740.5
Mina Lino Flores173321CutsChip channel0.5Quartz vein12.372.6
Mina Lino Flores173322CutsChip channel1.0Quartz vein4.660.7
Minas Perico173359Old mine dumpGrabQuartz vein1.850.7
Minas Perico-Tunnel#2173390TunnelChip channel0.9Quartz vein3.160.8
Minas Matazanos-Tunnel#1173471TunnelChip channel1.1Quartz vein4.820.2
Minas Matazanos-Tunnel#1173477TunnelChip channel0.7Laterite4.280.5
Tunnel #1 (road el escandalo)173493Old mine dumpGrabQuartz vein2.0712.5
Leopoldo Vein#2173549OutcropChip channel1.0Quartz vein8.353.9

Qualified Person

John M. Kowalchuk, P.Geo, a geologist and qualified person (as defined under NI 43-101) has reviewed the technical information contained in this news release.

On behalf of the Board,

“Kim Evans”

Kim Evans, CGA President & CEO

About Golden Reign:

Golden Reign Resources Ltd. is a publicly listed (TSX-V: GRR) mineral exploration company engaged in exploring the San Albino-Murra Property located in Nueva Segovia, Nicaragua. Held under a 25 year mining license expiring February 3, 2027, the property covers an area of 8,700 hectares (87 sq km).

The Company has outlined a structural corridor approximately 3 kilometres wide by 15 kilometres long, which spans the Property, stretching from Las Conchitas in the south to the northeast mining town of Murra. Old workings exist along the corridor. The San Albino Mine flanks the northwestern edge of this structural trend.

Under the terms of the option agreement, the Company may acquire an 80% interest in the Property over a four year period by making cash payments totalling US$450,000, issuing 4,000,000 common shares from treasury and incurring aggregate exploration expenditures of US$5,000,000.

Nicaragua, a mining-friendly jurisdiction, is situated in the Central American Gold Belt, which extends from Costa Rica in the south to Guatemala in the north. Within this prolific gold belt, estimates of historical production total more than 20 million ounces.

For additional information please visit our website at www.goldenreign.com and SEDAR www.sedar.com.

Forward-Looking Statements: Some of the statements contained herein may be forward-looking statements which involve known and unknown risks and uncertainties. Such forward-looking statements are subject to a variety of risks and uncertainties which could cause actual events or results to differ materially from those reflected in the forward-looking statements, including, without limitation, risks and uncertainties relating to political risks involving the Company’s exploration and development of mineral properties interests, the inherent uncertainty of cost estimates and the potential for unexpected costs and expenses, commodity price fluctuations, the inability or failure to obtain adequate financing on a timely basis and other risks and uncertainties. Such information contained herein represents management’s best judgent as of the date hereof, based on information currently available.

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