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Gold/Mining/Energy : GOLDEN PHOENIX MINERALS, GPXM

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May 28 1:24 PM EDT

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To: jrzy who wrote (790)	11/21/2011 6:57:50 PM
From: PayShhhhence	of 811

Drill holes presented in Table 1 were collared over a spacing of 300 to 600 meters (1,000 to 2,000 feet) northwest from the historical Brodie pit. Drill hole MR11252, which intersected 24.39 meters averaging 5.19 g/t gold, was the furthest hole drilled to the northwest." LENGTH would be the distance between holes - infill drilling adds additional holes CLOSER to the original holes - think of it as DPI for a picture. All holes presented in the above tables were completed by reverse circulation (RC) drilling. True width is estimated at ~90% downhole width. The width as far as I can tell refers to the width of the mineralization.... Reverse circulation (RC) drilling doesn't have a core - it has sample bags that represent a certain depth - I believe it's 5 ft per sample bag . SO hole MR11252 looks like it was 495 feet deep......... from a depth of 415 ft to 495 (80ft) 0r 24.39 meters the grading of the samples (16 samples) averaged 5.19 g/t gold. That's apparently a fairly THICK band of mineralization.... There were OTHER holes with better grades but not the WIDTH. The SAME hole also had 13 meters of 8.87 G/t..... YOU CAN BET THEY'LL BE DOING SOME INFILL DRILLS AROUND THAT HOLE.

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