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Gold/Mining/Energy : Tyhee (Toronto Stock Exchange) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Dave R. Webb who wrote (236)	5/13/2002 11:57:33 PM
From: d:oug	Respond to of 695

Tyhee chose a past producer to anchor it's gold project. Dave, Once a company makes its first dollar they will take the bill and tape it on the wall. So, once Tyhee pours its first bar of gold then you can tape that above your desk, but use extra strong tape so it does not fall to floor and be sweep up by the night cleaner. or, Just a picture of it put up on the Tyhee web site :o) doug

To: Dave R. Webb who wrote (236)	5/14/2002 9:31:41 PM
From: coass	Respond to of 695

Dave: I agree! We are heading into a gold market and good properties will be hard to find. Companies like Barrick, Newmont, Anglo, Placer and Goldfields will need to find or buy significant projects with multi million ounce reserves just to maintain their current production and reserve bases. Barrick has just made a very significant new discovery in Peru at 3.5 million ounces (apparently conservatively estimated)which won't even replace one year of their production at about 6 million ounces per year. Companies with decent resources will be in demand, particularly ones with proven million ounce production histories like Discovery and its Nicholas Lake and Ormsby satellites. Coass

To: Dave R. Webb who wrote (236)	6/24/2002 12:23:45 AM
From: d:oug	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 695

Dave, Please do not follow the bread crumbs below to new thread of Junior Mining Research Site if it might cause you to disclose Tyhee insider information. But if you can unlink the story you recently posted here. --- Message #236 from Dave R. Webb at May 13, 2002 ... shortage of gold [not resolved] short term by exploration. The exception is exploration in and around producing mines, or past producers... Mines that closed a while ago, under very different circumstances are another exception. This is why TDC chose a significant past producer to anchor our gold project. Its got the gold, the grade, the history and the infrastructure. Add an adjacent mine to the mix, and its a great project... [where] Mongolia funds will go. Dave [end.] --- to the discussion below, then please do so as its getting quite foggy over there with these two very skilled posters having very different methods to express themselves. They both really seem to be at the top of the research for present day, and the history of mining. As i noted before, you are very much embedded in the actual mining industry and it would not be wise or honorable to discuss business matters of other mining companies. Please join the discussion over there if you wish to. This is not the russwinter precious metals thread, but someone with many years in this area called 4FigAu meaning price of gold to soon be in the four figures. . Don't try to find a mine beside another one. You would think it would be a cinch. It's a curse. The majors will wait you out. Message 17642091 StockTalk: Gold, Mining, and Natural Resources : .A to Z Junior Mining Research Site To: Elizabeth Andrews From: E. Charters Sunday, June 23, 2002 Myself I have rarely seen a major with a mine, start a mine for a junior right next door in 40 years I have been looking. Sheldon Larder died after 50 years of trying on strike with Kerr Addison, After 40 years the people besides Geco finally got a deal. For all that time, Geco denied they had a mine. Cons. Callinan Flin Flon will wither besides Callinan. The Goldcorp property was undrilled for 30 years I know of, on strike with the Arthur White. The people beside the Nickel Plate, begged for 15 years. I lost a property to Dome after three years of trying right beside their mine. The list goes on and on. Don't try to find a mine beside another one. You would think it would be a cinch. It's a curse. The majors will wait you out. EC<:-}