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To: Bruce Robbins who wrote (279)	9/22/2001 10:50:16 AM
From: russwinter	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 468

Worth while "promotional" read on Cukurdere. One glaring error is the market cap is stated in C$. I made the same mistake early on with this. This trades in US$, so market cap is 1.55 times larger (US$13.5 m) than stated here. I wonder if a stock trading in Vancouver in US$ is a problem for investors? Also note we have not received copper and silver assays yet on the last results! Can anybody confirm this important and rather key statement in this write up. Is there enough existing capacity "nearby" for a deposit of this size? Sulfide processing would produce a lower operating cost, but a HIGHER capex would it not?: "Producing a bulk sulfide concentrate requires less capital and lower operation costs and allows for a much higher recovery of metals. And there are a number of nearby operating smelters and roasting plants that would love to get these concentrates." canadianminingnews.com