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Gold/Mining/Energy : Cross Lake Minerals CRN

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To: the Chief who wrote (1063)1/3/1998 4:16:00 PM
From: dean poets  Read Replies (2) of 3650
 
The Copper your refering to was basically the only mineral found on the last drill program, so you'd have calculate it on a copper basis only!

Here's what you'd get from 3% Copper:

You'd start off with 3%, but after sutracting mining discount you'd have about 2.55%. Then you figure that youll get about 60% net smelter return, your left with 1.5% Copper NSR.

1.5% multiplied by 20 Pounds multiplied by current price of Copper,
1.5%*20*0.75= $22.50 $NSR - mining costs of $20 = $2.50 doesnt leave much room for profit.

There still lots of exploration to be completed, and good luck in the next couple of months.

Dean
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