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Gold/Mining/Energy : Gold and Silver Juniors, Mid-tiers and Producers

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From: heinz4410/26/2007 2:47:28 PM
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This AM Galway Resources once again demonstrates the benefit of diversification and
immediacy. The company has three properties and the potential for multiple metals.
Indian Springs has an historical resource of tungsten. Lone Mountains is situated in the
rich copper/ zinc belt of Silver City, New Mexico where porphyries such as Chino have
yielded their metals.
Victorio remains the company’s flagship property even more so this AM. Victorio
contains a significant 43-101 compliant resource of molybdenum and tungsten. Industry
forecasts are now beginning to suggest that molybdenum has a new and very bright
future. This AM Galway has reported that, based on further drilling and analysis, the
Victorio project also has a brighter future. After incorporating 10,000 feet of new
drilling (into Gulf’s historical 165,000 feet) the company now believes that the deposit
will yield new tonnage and significantly higher poundage of moly. At a cutoff rate of
$40 per pound and using $15 per pound moly, the new tonnage of 48 million yields 128
million pounds of 43-101 moly in indicated and inferred status (66% indicated). The
deposit is open in several directions. The tungsten resource grows to 117 million pounds
at $8 per pound tungsten. Tungsten now sells for $12.50 per pound and molybdenum
sells for $32.50 per pound.
I estimate that such a resource on one of the company’s three properties is worth at least
$2.10 per share valued in situ at 5% of the historical average pricing used by the market.

Taking 5% of the in situ value (common for base metals) ands using $15 moly and $8
tungsten, the in situ value of Victorio alone is now $143 million or $2.10 per fully diluted
share. At current market prices the Victorio assets are worth $4.15 per fully diluted
Galway share. The company has 67,607,799 shares outstanding fully diluted and is well
financed.
Please consider the following facts:
1) The above values reflect only Victorio and do not include Indian Springs tungsten
resources or any future discoveries at Lone Mountain
2) Both molybdenum and tungsten are likely to spike higher in price as China
restricts its exports of these two critical infrastructure metals, in my opinion.
3) There is a 21 million ton high grade ore block at Victorio and the mining
technique will be underground.
4) This is a mature Discovery investment opportunity. Victorio will be a mine, in
my opinion, within 3 years.
5) Off-take agreements for the tungsten are possible reducing the risk from further
dilution or debt financing.
6) The Victorio deposit could increase as it is open in some directions.
7) The stock seems cheap at C$.95 per share given the known resources at Victorio
and Indian Springs.
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