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Gold/Mining/Energy : A CANADIAN DIAMOND HUNT

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To: Famularo who wrote (547)	11/2/2001 12:50:43 PM
From: rdww	Read Replies (1) of 930

DB has shipped 3.4t's of concnetrate to SA for sorting / grading from Pele's Cristal site in wawa - I'm not dissing ACA results - they are what is expected to make a mine in the north - but if these same #'s are applied to wawa - this is a cheap mine! And to date - Pele has pulled up similiar #'s from thier Cristal and Dom results and thier showings are measured in kilometers of diamond bearing material starting on surface from the5 separate diatremes. Dom Per results - 100kg gives up 434 diamonds of which 44 didn't fall thru the 300 micron mesh (macro category) Cristal results - 171 kg yields 327 diamonds - 30 of which are in the 300 micron and 13 in the 425 micron! Access is off a highway 80% have been called clear and colourless gems and the octehedrals are on display on the website If you want to know what the grade curves are suggesting to date - you call the company - but it's a number that is well worth chasing ! They already took a 100t sample a couple weeks back and could pop in and do it tomorrow - the weather isn't an issue like it is in Nunavit. As Will Purcell has noted - it may only take a .2 cpt grade to make a mine in wawa - that will not happen in nunavit

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