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To: russet who wrote (185)	2/5/2002 2:01:27 AM
From: bill	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 613

Yes, 2.5 carats at 65.00 a carat.

To: russet who wrote (185)	2/5/2002 8:29:59 AM
From: jpthoma1	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 613

Here are my choices: Since much of the kimberlite material is coming from crater facies (See the Dec. 20 2000 press release), I guess they'll find some large diamonds. Don't forget too that they may need money for their 2002 exploration program (see Oct. 31 press releale). They «must» find large diamonds. So I will go for a 12.138mm by 9.78mm by 8.56mm, 8.34 carats, inclusion free, but broken, very nice diamonds. Unfortunately, the population distribution (remember the 2 populations!) will have an impact on grade and value. So my guess is 0.89 cpt and $117.86 by carat. Let's diamond!!!!! JP

To: russet who wrote (185)	2/5/2002 11:16:35 AM
From: russet	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 613

Now we're cooking,...looks like expectations are high. Changes, additions and corrections are welcome. The TWG.t spring 2002 Jackson Inlet minibulk guess the diamond values contest. A free cyberdrink of your choice to whoever wins (gggggggg) Biggest Grade Value per Diamond c/tonne Carat($US) Letmebe Frank 5.1 carats 0.3 $250/ct Will P 3.3 Russett 2.0 1.0 200 SH rumor 50.0 bill 2.5 65 Bob Fairchild 4.5 0.25 175 jpthoma1 8.34 0.89 117.86