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To: goldsheet who wrote (2571)	10/8/2001 12:30:32 AM
From: Claude Cormier	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4051

I noticed the the data on silver production. In 1980-1982, I can understand why production ramped up despite the recession, silver prices helped primary mines produced more silver despite a 2-3% drop in secondary production Did you see the 1991 recession that coincide with much lower (and trending lower) silver prices, a drop of 15.7% in 4 years. Could we see a reduction of this magnitude or greater in 2002-2004 ? Are you beginning to look at silver in a more positive manner? After the 1974 recessions, silver prices went up 400%. With a little more inflation (which is likely) in 2002-2004, we could see a double or more ?? With so many silver projects awaiting higher prices, production cut in the base metals and primary silver mine as well, we could could see a cut of 90-120 million ounces ???