Superior Copper Corporation: Project Update

TORONTO, November 10, 2014 - Superior Copper Corporation (TSX VENTURE:SPC) (the "Company") is pleased to provide shareholders with an update on its regional exploration drill program at its wholly owned Superior Project. The Superior Project is located 85km North of Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario on the eastern shore of Lake Superior.


Highlights

• Mineralization sampled in 8 of 8 completed drill holes.


• 2 of 6 tested targets warrant follow up exploration.

The objective of the 2014 exploration program was to drill test targets indicated by favorable geophysical anomalies and management has been encouraged with the results to date. Follow up exploration targets will be considered once all results have been returned and reviewed by the Company's geologists. The Company is fully financed to continue and complete its 2015 exploration budget.

The Company has drilled a total of 11,992m to date and taken 2,001 samples, amounting to roughly 26% of the project budget. Eight diamond drill holes have been completed testing six of the initial eleven targets. Two drill holes are currently in progress, and one drill hole will be returned to after it was delayed due to a water shortage earlier in the summer.

Table 1
Hole No.	Drilling	Assays
SPC-14-01	Complete	Returned
SPC-14-02	Complete	Returned
SPC-14-03	Complete	Returned
(SPC-14-02 follow up)
SPC-14-04	Incomplete	Incomplete
SPC-14-05	Complete	Returned
SPC-14-06	Complete	Returned
SPC-14-07	Complete	Pending
SPC-14-08	Complete	Pending
(SPC-14-06 follow up)
SPC-14-09	Complete	Pending
SPC-14-10	In Progress	In Progress
SPC-14-11	In Progress	In Progress

Assays have been returned for four of the eight complete holes. Visible mineralization and anomalous copper values have occurred in all drill holes completed to date.

The most significant mineralization was discovered in SPC-14-01 at the 3M Zone (see the Company's Press Release dated September 18, 2014). Superior Copper geologists have followed up this discovery with and induced polarization survey ("IP") and mapping. Follow up drill targets will be selected once the Company geologists have compiled and analyzed the data.

Also of significance, the Company intersected a zone of fracture controlled chalcopyrite-bornite mineralization in hole SPC-14-06 that returned 0.12% copper over 80m (see Table 2). Mineralization occurred in an intermediate porphyry dike and surrounding mafic volcanics.

Table 2
Hole No.		From		To		Width*		Cu (%)		Ag (gpt)		Au (gpt)
SPC-14-06		675.50		784.82		80.29		0.12		0.49		-
Including		675.50		684.83		8.28		0.50		1.45		0.01
		706.83		708.12		1.29		0.45		1.18		0.13
		716.87		717.29		0.42		3.08		7.48		0.05
		731.00		733.00		2.00		0.66		5.51		0.03
		783.93		784.82		0.32		2.42		9.16		0.054

* Not true Widths


About Superior Copper Corporation

Superior Copper Corp. is a Canadian-based exploration company focused on base and precious metal exploration. The Company's primary objective is to target highly prospective and underexplored mineral properties, particularly copper, in order to meet the continual global demand. Its primary land position is its 100%-owned Superior Project, which covers 17,874 hectares or 179 square km, and is located approximately 85 km north of Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario.

The technical aspects of this press release have been reviewed by D. Morgan Quinn, P.Geo., who is the "Qualified Person" as defined by NI 43-101 for this project. QA /QC and assay procedures can be found on the Company's press release dated July 8, 2014.


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Contact

Superior Copper Corporation
John Tait, President and Chief Executive Officer
416-628-5905
jtait@superiorcopper.ca
www.superiorcopper.ca