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Gold/Mining/Energy : Winspear Resources

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To: mineman who wrote (12882)1/20/1999 9:40:00 PM
From: mineman  Read Replies (2) of 26850
 
Sorry, I have to re-post as the previous post contained mistakes??

Until management says different I will assume none of the 22 stones from 1 to 5 carats are GEM quality and so all value below $50/carat.

Cts. --- U.S.$ per ct.

10.8 --- $1,500
8.4 ---- $3,000
6 ------ $1,500
4.6 -- less than $50
4.2 -- less than $50
3.5 -- less than $50
3.2 -- less than $50
3.0 -- less than $50
2.6 -- less than $50
2.4 -- less than $50
2.2 -- less than $50
1.9 -- less than $50
1.9 -- less than $50
1.8 -- less than $50
1.7 -- less than $50
1.6 -- less than $50
1.5 -- less than $50
1.4 -- less than $50
1.4 -- less than $50
1.3 -- less than $50
1.3 -- less than $50
1.2 -- less than $50
1.1 -- less than $50
1.0 -- less than $50
1.0 -- less than $50

Carat weights from 4.6 to 1.0 are estimated as management only said they recovered 22 stones from 1 to 5 carats averaging 1.9 carats.

Possible reasons the top 3 stones are valued at so much more than the bottom 22 are:

1. The dyke is different from any other dyke or pipe in the world in that the few large stones are top Gem quality and the remainder of stones under 5 carats are industrial grade, or

2. The sample just happens to include 3 top-quality gem-grade stones and is not representative of the remainder of the dyke, or

3. The 3 large stones did not originate from the Snap Lake dyke.

Please include any other explanations!!
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