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To: MrsNose who wrote (5321)	12/8/2001 11:48:28 AM
From: Al Collard	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 11802

Hi Margie, Your in with PLY-v @$.18 for 55,555 shares. Chart for Playfair Mining Limited: stockcharts.com[l,a]djcanimy[dc][pc20!b50!b100!b200!f][vc60][iUb14!Ll14!La12,26,9!Lh14,3!Lc20] From the chart of PLY we can see the stock sold off last week on below average volume. A shakeout? Or does someone know assay results? The chart indicators are bearish but the stock does appear to be in oversold territory. With expected news this week we should see which direction the stock will be moving shortly. **** Good luck with this pick, Al

To: MrsNose who wrote (5321)	12/12/2001 3:04:07 PM
From: Al Collard	Respond to of 11802

PLY-v...in the news: Playfair's first phase 16-hole drill program on the 33 sq km San Miguel E1 soil geochemical anomaly has been completed. The San Miguel is 100% owned by Playfair and is located in the Charcas mining district 15 km from Mexico's largest zinc producers. Initial reconnaissance testing on 2.5 sq km of the E1 North portion of the overall geochemical anomaly was completed in 9 days using a reverse circulation drill. Reconnaissance holes were all drilled vertically, were all widely spaced, and made only shallow penetration (10 meters with the exception of holes 2 & 3) into bedrock. Twelve of the holes encountered altered limestone with varying amounts of hematite, limonite, silicification and abundant calcite veining and microveining. More importantly, the remaining four holes encountered intrusive igneous rocks similar in composition to the main intrusive body at Charcas, and the contacts of which are generally considered to control the distribution of hydrothermal fluids that cause alteration and carry metals in a carbonate replacement deposit (CRD) mineralized system. The E1 North soil geochemical anomaly directly overlies manifestly altered rocks that are clearly spatially associated with intrusives, an environment that is a 'dead ringer' for the majority of the CRD mining districts in the Mexican Altiplano. The first phase of drilling has not discovered the source of the large and high magnitude values of the E1- geochemical anomaly, a target that will be the subject of the Phase 2 exploration program scheduled to start early in the new year. The CRD deposit type characteristically has 'razor sharp' contacts between mineralization and unaltered carbonate wall rocks and the widely spaced and shallow holes of the Phase 1 program are believed to have missed these spatially-restricted targets. Longer, angled holes will be directed at targets identified through the Phase 1 program. Management is assimilating all the recently acquired information in preparation for the phase 2 program and will be well prepared for an exciting start to the New Year. A plan of the drillhole locations and a detailed geological description of the rock chips by an independent geologist will be posted on the Playfair website at www.playfairmining.com as soon as they are available. ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD D. Neil Briggs President and Director