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To: rockerbanger who wrote (3913)	9/29/2001 9:01:12 AM
From: Al Collard	Respond to of 11802

Hi rockerbanger, Your in with YMC.u-v @$.48 for 20,833 shares. Stockcharts doesn't have Anatolia Minerals in their database so will post the latest write-up on this stock from Gold Newsletter: In a Gold Newsletter fax alert, editor Brien Lundin urges investors to buy Anatolia Minerals Development, recently 52 cents, before it becomes even more expensive. The letter writer advised investors to buy this Colorado-based junior in a June, 2001, fax alert at 18 cents when he predicted the company's then-upcoming drill results would be a big boost. The letter writer proudly states that, since that time, Anatolia has climbed dramatically, a fact that he is likely very content with given his personal stake in the company. The letter writer first bought Anatolia on the advice of Paul Kuhn, a geologist hired by Mr. Lundin who now happens to work for Anatolia. Mr. Kuhn's glowing report of Anatolia's Cukurdere prospect in Turkey was first published by Gold Newsletter. It is drill results from Cukurdere that have caused Anatolia's recent price gains. Analyzing yet another glowing report from Mr. Kuhn, the letter writer says that if the size of the deposit on Cukurdere turns out to be even a fraction of the size the geologist is predicting, Anatolia will be worth much more than it is at present. "Buy Anatolia now, and continue to accumulate on weakness," urges the letter writer. Good luck to you rockerbanger, Al