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To: Robert J Mullenbach who wrote (40)	7/12/1999 11:55:00 PM
From: Robert J Mullenbach	Respond to of 462

Its Diamond time, forget gold for now. twingold.com XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX get some cash and sit tight, take stock and cash for 20% of Atlanta then do this. Hermann Derbuch, P.Eng., Chairman, President & CEO, Twin Gold Corporation is pleased to announce the appointment of Dallas W. Davis, P.Eng. as Director - Diamond Mining and James H. Bourne as Consultant Diamond Mining to head the company's drive into acquiring and developing highly prospective diamond properties in Canada and internationally. Twin Gold has just staked a kimberlite system in Quebec's Ungava area where G10 indicator minerals and a gem quality diamond were already found in outcrop. Twin Gold is evaluating the previous work that has been done on the property which will be released as soon as it is available.

To: Robert J Mullenbach who wrote (40)	7/12/1999 11:58:00 PM
From: Robert J Mullenbach	Respond to of 462

Sold, Sold minemarket.com skeena got the deal.!!!!!!!!! XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX In 1996 a surface bulk sampling program was completed for the Ram 5, Ram 6, and Ram 6.5 pipes. The samples totaled approximately 90 tons and consist mostly of overburden material mixed with 5% to 10% kimberlite. Material processed includes 35 tons from the Ram 5 pipe, 15 tons from Ram 6 pipe and 40 tons from Ram 6.5 pipe. A total of six diamonds were recovered from the processed samples. Three diamonds were found in the Ram 5 sample, three diamonds in the Ram 6.5 sample and no diamonds were recovered from the Ram 6 sample. The diamonds recovered from the Ram 5 pipe are larger and of much better quality than those recovered from the Ram 6.5 pipe. Despite the fact that 90% of the Ram 5 pipe 35-ton bulk sample is non-kimberlitic material, diamonds weighing 0.255 ct were recovered. The most important result of the bulk sample test on the three pipes is the recovery of diamonds. The Ice property has been proven to be diamondiferous and the property has high commercial potential.