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Gold/Mining/Energy : Anatolia Minerals Development Ltd V.YMC.U -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: russwinter who wrote (326)	4/14/2002 6:40:14 PM
From: Silver Super Bull	Respond to of 468

RW, Thanks for mentioning the other landholdings. People seem to be ignoring these, but from what I understand there could be significant potential in the other properties. DB

To: russwinter who wrote (326)	4/14/2002 7:43:36 PM
From: TrueScouse	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 468

Russ: <<YMC is sitting pretty, and I can't see how this could be a sell at this point. >> I strongly agree. For me, this is a long-term hold, although I have to admit that I sold half my initial position for a triple some time ago. Now I'm going to sit on my "free" shares and see what happens. Thanks for the link to the WGM report. I found it to be a really good read! A few things that hit me.... They explicitly state that there still needs to be a further resource estimate breaking down the size of the sulphide and oxide deposits. However, they also show that recovery was 78.7% for oxides and 90.1% for "marble". So when I look at the "Marble Cover Area", with 4 million tons fairly near surface at 7.7 g/t (for 1.0 million oz), that looks like a pretty good starter to me -- if they're really getting 90% recovery for that zone. Other key statements in the report that will keep me in this one for the much longer-term include: - (Referring only to the Copler Prospect...) "The areas drilled to date represent only a small portion of AMDL's total land holdings in the area that cover mineralized and highly altered rocks. Most of the presently defined mineralization is still open in all directions". - "High-resolution satellite imagery (Ikonos) shows that the Property is located in a highly altered and discolored area more than 4 km in diameter, most of which is presently unexplored, and all of which is controlled by AMDL". - (Re. Anatolia's overall holdings... ) AMDL controls more than 10 major project areas covering 1,255,000 hectares throughout Turkey. AMDL's most advanced project is the Copler Project" And finally, I really liked this little historical gem: "For most of Western history, Anatolia (present day Turkey) was the centre of the world". For that alone, how could I resist a stake in Anatolia. Memories of King Croesus of Lydia, King Midus, etc. Dream on... :^) Best regards, Howy