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Gold/Mining/Energy : International Precious Metals (IPMCF)
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To: C L who wrote (1535)1/20/1997 11:58:00 AM
From: Tom Harper   of 35569
 
Good morning,CL.

When I first got interested in IPM ,I did in fact read this entire thread.I try not to be the lazy sort.

In any case, I do need to refresh my memory every so often ,and this was 1 occasion :I re-read post #934 & #950 .According to your summary and projection, the powder should be on its way to at least 2 independant refiners who will then (or more likely ,have already done so) recover the 5 ounces of gold and the -let's say- 5 to 10 ounces of platinum, plus some palladium and traces of rhodium.

My question is : do you or anyone else know for a fact that this is what was already accomplished on the 20 lbs test (or larger test ,for that matter)?

Thanks again for all your input and help !

Tom
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