The PR today was interesting, and has some good updates, but was still a bit thin on what we really want to hear...

BRADENTON, FL -- (Marketwire) -- 03/14/13 -- Silver Falcon Mining, Inc. (OTCBB: SFMI) started once again to deliver precious metal dore bars to the refinery. On March 12, 2013 the Company added approximately 33 ounces of precious metal to its account at its refiner in Florida. Revenue received from the refined products will be available in forthcoming financial reports. This latest shipment came from concentrate produced prior to the startup of the floatation circuit at the Company production facilities in Murphy, Idaho.

[Started once again? When did they start? They had a PR about starting monthly shipments, but nothing at all about the shipments and when they stopped. And I sure hope they produced more than 33 oz before they installed the flotation unit. 33 oz is nice, but no where near what they need to produce on a regular basis.]

Now fully operational, The Company's Diamond Creek Mill Facility's "Denver Flotation Circuit" has exceeded expectations in operational results. The Company reports that recovery from the ore processed by the new circuit exceeds 90% of all precious metals contained. This circuit can reach maximum efficiency at a rate of 10 tons/hr. With this increase in recovery values, Management remains bullish on the increase in dore amounts being shipped on a monthly base. Expectations are that the monthly revenue stream, for the Company, will increase on a month to month basis (Flotation operational pictures: http://www.yesinternational.com/float/floataionsfmi.htm).

[Nice numbers- depending. I'm hoping that "90% of all precious metals contained" includes all the gold. With silver historically being 10-14 times the amount of gold in the ore, it's possible that the 90% could be just silver and none of the gold. But previous statements indicate that it's the silver being left behind. If the flotation unit can indeed do 10 tons per hour, that could be maybe 200 tons per day on average, allowing for maintenance, etc. The 35k tons of previously processed waste ore still contains ~4 g/t and presumably can go straight to the flotation unit since it is already milled. If they can get out 90% of the gold at 200 tpd, that's ~700 oz per month, or over $1M/month. Even a fraction of that would fund operations.]

Reports on the SINKER TUNNEL GOLD PROJECT revealed that the Company can extract ore bearing materials. Extraction rates are within the 1,000 tons per year outlined under our mining notice #IDI-36783 covered under the BLM rule #43 CFR 3809.11(b). The Company's in-house metallurgical team validated the ore quality from samples taken from the face of the Oro Fino vein structure crossing the SINKER tunnel. The Company's management believes that the earlier geological assessment of 3.75 oz/ton to more than 325 oz/ton (rare "Hot Zones" along the vein), are correct. The Oro Fino is a rich quartz epithermal gold bearing geological structure at least 3,200 feet deep, where it crosses the Sinker tunnel, and 6,000 to 10,000 feet long at the surface.

[If they can get out 1000 tons of 3.75 oz ore, then that's game, set, match- no more financial problems. They can process that in a month, and that's over $5M. That not only funds what they need to do (especially drilling) but would demonstrate that the rich veins found on the surface do indeed extend all the way to the Sinker. Think that will get the attention of the majors?]

Exact assay information regarding ore grades will be made available at the time material is processed at the Diamond Creek Mill Facility. In the ensuing weeks ahead, management will provide more detailed reports regarding the exploration/development program within the SINKER TUNNEL GOLD PROJECT.

[Looking forward to the reports... We need numbers and specific information relating to results, not what is planned.]

Further, the Company's Board of Directors decided to move forward with the cancellation of two of its registrations statements, US SEC FORM S-1. The first, S-1, in the process of being cancelled is the stand-by equity arrangement with Centurion Private Equity, LLC. The Board believes that the terms of this arrangement no longer fit SFMI's business objectives. The cancellation of the second registration with JMJ Financial (JMJ) is under way due to the Company's pursuit of a legal suit against the lender and its principals.

[If what is implied above occurs, then no more financing will be needed.]

Also at the beginning of the year, the Company's Board of Directors decide that it was not in the company's interest to renew its "Investment Banking Contract" with Delaney Equity Group, LLC and have advised them of that fact.

As the Company moves forward on all operations, Management will update the investment community as the information comes available.