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American Lithium 162 Assays for Near Surface Brine Samples and Sonic Core Samples, North Playa Fish Lake Valley

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA -- (Marketwired) -- 04/18/17 -- American Lithium Corp. (TSX VENTURE: LI)(OTCQB: LIACF)(FRANKFURT: 5LA)(WKN: A2AHEL) ("American Lithium"; or, the "Company") is pleased to announce brine sample assay results from near surface auger sampling and brine and sediment samples for shallow sonic drilling on the North Playa, Fish Lake Valley, Esmeralda County, Nevada.

Results from the final 162 near surface brine samples are presented below. Results from the ALS assays of the complete sample set range from trace to 300 mg/l, (see Table 3 at the end of the press release). The lowest concentrations encountered lie along the Southeastern bounds of the sampling area and are interpreted to represent a delineation in structural compartments following structural trends in Fish Lake Valley. The highest grouping of assay values, 55 samples from the center of the North Playa, contains concentrations averaging 160 mg/L and a range of 100 ml/L to 300 mg/L. These results are congruent with the expectation that the lithium brines should have the highest concentrations in the playa center (see sample map below).

To view Figure 1 - All Brine sample location (old and new) and grade range, drill hole locations as stars, please visit the following link: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/Figure1_1091946.jpg

"Highs of 300mg/L Li in near surface brine samples and 452 ppm Li in near surface sediments validate the North Playa as a strong exploration target for economic lithium resources," comments Interim CEO Michael Kobler. "American Lithium looks forward to drill in the North Playa in 2017as soon as surface conditions permit."

Sediment samples collected from the 2016 sonic drilling intersected high near-collar concentrations; BH13B showing an average grade of water soluble Lithium of 276 ppm Li over the upper 10' (including 5' of 452 ppm Li from 0-5' and 5' of 101.5 ppm Li from 5-10'), and L16-24 averaging 101 ppm Li, (including 5' of 153.5 ppm Li from 0-5' and 5' of 48.9 ppm Li from 5-10'). Additional investigation of sediments is planned for future exploration programs.

Table #1, Sonic drill hole, downhole sediment samples

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                             Depth                            Depth
                           From-To      Li  Sample    Hole   From-To      Li
Sample ID        Hole ID      (ft)   (ppm)      ID      ID      (ft)   (ppm)
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1430949              13B       0-5     452 1430953      24       0-5   153.5
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1430950              13B      5-10   101.5 1430954      24      5-10    49.8
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1430951              13B     10-15    22.8 1430955      24     10-15    8.15
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1430952              13B     15-20    10.5 1430956      24     15-20    5.66
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Early conceptual modeling (Garrett, DE) and investigation by Oldow suggest deep brine aquifers are structurally controlled and conductivity to the shallow aquifer is facilitated by structural conduits. Discrete hydrosleeve samples were collected at regular intervals from 37 feet to completed depth of the 2016 sonic boreholes. Samples were re-assayed following the inconsistent laboratory observed from the Shallow Sampling Program. Results indicate that the aquifers intersected in these locations are not directly linked to the structures responsible for lithium transport to the near surface aquifer. However, the increase in sodium near the cutoff depth of Hole # 13A is a strong vector for deeper brine enrichment and requires a deeper drilling program.

Table #2 Down hole Hydrosleeve samples

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                               Sample   Depth             Li      Na
Hole                           Number    (ft)         (mg/L)  (mg/L)    Hole
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N-16-5                        1430901      37  less than 10     200     13A
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N-16-5                        1430902     123  less than 10     100     13A
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N-16-5                        1430903     161  less than 10     100     13A
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N-16-5                        1430904     195  less than 10     100     13A
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N-16-5                        1430905     245             10     100      24
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N-16-5                        1430906     297  less than 10     100      24
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N-16-5                        1430907     338             10     100      24
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N-16-5                        1430908     368  less than 10     100      24
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13A                           1430909      37             10    1100      24
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13A                           1430910      83             10    1300      24
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13A                           1430911     127             10    1100      24
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13A                           1430913     213             10    1100      24
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13A                           1430914     257             10    1000      24
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13A                           1430915     297             10     900      24
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13A                           1430916     337             10     900      24
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13A                           1430917     377             10     900      24
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                               Sample       Depth            Li
Hole                           number        (ft)         (mg/L)   Na (mg/L)
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N-16-5                        1430918         413             10         900
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N-16-5                        1430919         457             10         900
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N-16-5                        1430920         457             10         900
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N-16-5                        1430922         497             10        4500
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N-16-5                        1430927          43  less than 10         800
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N-16-5                        1430929          87  less than 10         600
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N-16-5                        1430931         127  less than 10         200
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N-16-5                        1430933         177  less than 10         300
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13A                           1430935         237  less than 10         300
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13A                           1430937         277  less than 10         200
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13A                           1430939         318  less than 10         200
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13A                           1430940         318  less than 10         200
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13A                           1430941         358  less than 10         200
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13A                           1430943         408  less than 10         200
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13A                           1430945         448  less than 10         200
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13A                           1430947         498  less than 10         200
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Future drilling and sampling are planned to test the conceptual model, enhance understanding of the controls to Fish Lake Valley's brine hosted lithium, as well as a more comprehensive investigation of lithium bearing sediments and their economic potential.

Near surface brine samples for the first 25 samples were collected by using a conventional hand held auger to sample sub surface brines at a depth of 78" (2m), The brine was sampled at the bottom of the auger hole and then separated from residual clays before being sent for analysis. For the subsequent near surface brine sampling program the Company developed a new methodology for sampling. Instead of an auger system, a four-inch diameter pipe is driven into the ground to a depth of approximately 55" (1.4m) and then pulled out of the hole. A 2.5" (6.3cm) perforated pvc pipe is placed in the hole to keep it open while clay solids settle to the bottom of the hole. The brine is then sampled just above the settled material at the bottom of the hole. The change in sampling method was driven by the difficulty of operating an auger in wet playa clays. Both processes return a similar near surface brine sample.

Hydrosleeve samples were gather by dropping a closed plastic sleeve down through the collar of the Sonic drill barrel into the open hole below. When the sleeve reached the target depth, it was pulled back up. The upward motion opened the check valve at the mouth of the sleeve which filled with liquid from that depth of the hole. Once it is filled the check valve closes and seals the sample. On surface the sample was poured out into a container to decant some of the suspended solids and then placed in a sample bottle to be sent to the assay laboratory.

Sonic borings were continually logged at the drill rig by the site geologist to classify sediments and identify stratigraphy. Down hole sediment samples were taken as splits from soft sediments retrieved in the sonic drilling process a representative portion was saved from reference.

The QP requested blank material (tap water or barren clays) to be inserted on a 5% basis as were duplicate samples. This protocol was not implemented by the site geologist and this error was not discovered until the end of the short program. It is not expected that either of these two actions would have identified the flawed assays any earlier than was done. Neither the Company nor the QP are aware of Lithium standard material for brines that would have been available for insertion into the samples stream at the time of the program. Insertion of independent standard material would have revealed the assay problems earlier in the process. The absence of certified standards is not unreasonable in an early stage exploration program. The Company is currently working on obtaining relevant certified lithium standard materials for future programs.

Two samples were collected in the field at each location by independent third party contractors, both were clearly labeled, stored in a secure climate controlled facility and then one was shipped by courier to Reno, Nevada where the samples were submitted to either Florin or subsequently to ALS facilities. Excepting the previously discussed "flawed assays," the reported assays in this press release were processed at the ALS Minerals Laboratory in Reno Nevada and analyzed at the ALS facility in Vancouver BC. The lithium brine samples were collected, diluted and analyzed directly by inductively coupled plasma - atomic emission spectrometry (ICP-AES). Down hole sediment samples were dissolved with a de-ionized water leach, and analyzed directly by inductively coupled plasma - atomic emission spectrometry (ICP-AES).

Michael Collins, P.Geo. is the Company's designated Qualified Person within the meaning of National Instrument 43-101, he is independent of the company, and has reviewed and approved the technical information contained in this news release.

Table #4 All near surface brine sample results

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                           Revised                     Revised
Sample ID                   assays     Sample ID        assays     Sample ID
                         Li (mg/L)                   Li (mg/L)
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1431001(i)                     NSS    1431044(i)           100       1431089
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1431002(i)                      70    1431045(i)            90       1431090
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1431003(i)                     NSS    1431046(i)            80       1431091
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1431004(i)                     110    1431047(i)            80       1431092
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1431005(i)                     120    1431048(i)            60       1431093
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1431006(i)                      90    1431049(i)            50       1431094
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1431007(i)                     100    1431050(i)            50       1431095
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1431008(i)                      60    1431051(i)           110       1431096
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1431009(i)                      90    1431052(i)           100       1431097
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1431010(i)                      10    1431053(i)            90       1431098
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1431011(i)                      90    1431054(i)           130       1431099
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1431012(i)                      40       1431055           110       1431100
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1431013(i)                      90       1431056           160       1431101
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1431014(i)                     120       1431057           100       1431102
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1431015(i)                      90       1431058            90       1431103
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1431016(i)                     100       1431059           110       1431105
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1431017(i)                      20       1431060            90       1431106
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1431018(i)                      10       1431061           120       1431107
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1431019(i)                      10       1431062            90       1431108
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1431020(i)                     NSS       1431063            30       1431109
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1431021(i)           less than 10       1431064            90       1431110
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1431022(i)           less than 10       1431065           110       1431111
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1431023(i)                      20       1431066            30       1431112
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1431024(i)                      40       1431067           110       1431113
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1431025(i)                      20       1431068            90       1431114
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1431026(i)                      60       1431069            60       1431115
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1431027(i)                      90       1431070           150       1431116
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1431028(i)                      70       1431071            70       1431117
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1431029(i)                      70       1431072            90       1431118
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1431030(i)                      80       1431073            70       1431119
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1431031(i)                      70       1431074           100       1431120
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1431032(i)                      70       1431075           120       1431121
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1431033(i)                      40       1431076            90       1431122
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1431034(i)                      10       1431077            90       1431123
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1431035(i)                      30       1431078           100       1431124
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1431036(i)                      60       1431079           100       1431125
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1431037(i)                      70       1431080           100       1431126
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1431038(i)                      70       1431081           120       1431127
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1431039(i)                      80       1431082           110       1431128
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1431040(i)                      90       1431083           100       1431129
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1431041(i)                      90       1431084            90       1431130
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1431042(i)                     100       1431085            60       1431131
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1431043(i)                      90       1431086            80       1431132
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(i) denotes samples that were previously reported, NNS denotes non-
sufficient sample

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     Revised                 Revised                 Revised
      assays   Sample ID      assays   Sample ID      assays
   Li (mg/L)               Li (mg/L)               Li (mg/L)
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          40     1431133          90     1431179         100
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          60     1431134          90     1431180         110
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less than 10     1431135          40     1431181         100
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          10     1431136         110     1431182         100
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less than 10     1431137         100     1431183         100
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          20     1431138         120     1431184         100
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          10     1431139         100     1431185         100
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          10     1431140          80     1431186          90
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          40     1431141          80     1431187         100
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          40     1431142         110     1431188         100
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less than 10     1431143         110     1431189          90
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          10     1431144         130     1431190         100
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         150     1431145         110     1431191         110
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         210     1431146         140     1431192         100
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         140     1431147          60     1431193         110
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         190     1431148          80     1431194         120
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         130     1431149          80     1431195         140
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          90     1431150         140     1431196         180
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         140     1431151         120     1431197         240
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         110     1431152         130     1431198         260
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         110     1431153         150     1431199         200
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         120     1431154         180     1431200         150
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         130     1431155         230     1431201         150
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         160     1431156         190     1431202         130
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         250     1431157         180     1431203         140
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         210     1431158         120     1431204         110
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         140     1431159          90     1431205          90
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         100     1431163         110     1431206         120
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          90     1431164         100     1431207         120
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         100     1431165         110     1431208         300
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          90     1431166         110     1431209         290
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          30     1431167         120     1431210         180
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          60     1431168         140     1431211         150
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          70     1431169         130     1431212         150
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          70     1431170         110     1431213         160
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          80     1431171         120     1431214         190
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         110     1431172         120     1431215         200
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         100     1431173         130     1431216         220
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         100     1431174         110     1431217         210
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         100     1431175         130     1431218         180
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          90     1431176         120     1431219         160
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          80     1431177         160     1431220         140
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          90     1431178         120
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(i) denotes samples that were previously reported, NNS
denotes non-sufficient sample

For more information, please visit our website at www.americanlithiumcorp.com.

ABOUT American Lithium Corp.

American Lithium Corp. is actively engaged in the acquisition, exploration and development of lithium deposits within mining-friendly jurisdictions throughout the Americas. American Lithium holds options to acquire Nevada lithium brine claims totaling 22,332 acres (9,038 ha), including 18,552 contiguous acres (7,508 ha) in Fish Lake Valley, Esmeralda County; 2,240 acre (907 ha) San Emidio Project in Washoe County; and the 1,540 acre (623 ha) Clayton-Valley-1 Project. The Company's Fish Lake Valley lithium brine properties are located approximately 38 kilometers from Albemarle's Silver Peak, the largest lithium operation in the U.S. American Lithium is listed on the TSXV under the trading symbol "Li". For further information, please visit the Company's website at www.americanlithiumcorp.com.

On behalf of the Board, American Lithium Corp.

Michael Kobler, Interim Chief Executive Officer

Neither TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.

Contacts:
American Lithium Corp.
Michael Kobler
Interim Chief Executive Officer
1-604-689-7422
info@americanlithiumcorp.com
www.americanlithiumcorp.com

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