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Gold/Mining/Energy : Gold and Silver Juniors, Mid-tiers and Producers
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To: marcos who wrote (45189)7/18/2007 4:50:27 PM
From: loantech  Read Replies (1) of 78419
 
If it was Mickey Mantle Resources I would buy it. <G>

Not sure of the number but USA may be putting out 400 tons a day of lead. At a buck and a quarter that would be a lot of money.

<Currently the Galena mine is operating at approximately 500 tons per day of silver-copper ore. The current plan will see the Galena mine increase to over 700 tons per day by mid year 2007. The intention is to ultimately get production from the Galena mine up to 1100 tons per day as that is the capacity at the Galena mill. This level of production is forecast to be achieved sometime in 2008 after the Galena shaft has been rehabilitated. Repair work on the Galena shaft has started but in the meantime the #3 shaft will be our only hoist for the silver-copper ore.

The company will also initiate lead-silver mining later this year with the intention of hoisting this ore through the Coeur Shaft and processing the material at approximately 400 tons per day at the Coeur Mill. The company has recently signed a new off-take contract with TeckCominco to smelt the lead-silver concentrate starting in September of 2007.>
us-silver.com

GGC:<Genco Resources Ltd. has commissioned a feasibility study for the construction of a heap leach and conventional milling processing plant with a combined capacity totalling 5,000 tonnes per day for annualized capacity of 1.8 million tonnes of ore.>

Not too shabby.
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