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To: loantech who wrote (29588)	5/12/2004 11:19:32 AM
From: loantech	Read Replies (1) of 39344

FR upside exploration potential at Niko: sedar.com Geologic evidence to date suggests that Niko Estrella is part of the polymetallic mineral halo perhaps surrounding a buried igneous intrusion into Cretaceous limestones (Aurora formation) that may occupy the area between Niko Norte (north) and Niko Sur (south) hills hidden under soil cover and or limestone strata. The age of the intrusion (if it exists) and mineralization is mid- Tertiary. Because of its environment and being situated in receptive Cretaceous sedimentary rocks, the Aurora formation, has potential for a very large body of mineralized rock. Similar ore bodies documented in Japan have a vertical extent of 2 thousand metres (6 thousand feet). Niko Estrella manifests distal alteration and mineralization characteristics of other polymetallic replacement deposits including the near by Naica district, 20 km SW and the Santa Eulalia district 60 km NE, as reported by Megaw, 1986. Potential for large-scale underground mining is thought to be excellent.

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