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To: russet who wrote (3392)	9/20/2002 6:10:15 PM
From: goldsheet	Respond to of 4051

You must be reading my posts I previously mentioned Ivanhoe and Mongolia as new sources of gold. There is now a gold mine in Thailand, and exploration in Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam, etc.. Romania and Bulgaria also look like good places to find/mine gold. I am optimistic on gold mining. I hope prices go up, lots of ore is found and produced, making everyone lots of $$ It is nice to see Barrick spending $2B on the future of the industry.

To: russet who wrote (3392)	9/20/2002 7:34:30 PM
From: goldsheet	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 4051

Gold Fields Set to Boost Finnish Gold Exploration allafrica.com

To: russet who wrote (3392)	9/24/2002 8:14:55 PM
From: goldsheet	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4051

Another huge undeveloped gold project moves forward: The long-awaited management changes at the Boddington gold project are just days away, with the joint venture partners expected to sign documents soon. The move signals a major change in the history of the project and a tentative step forward for Australia's biggest undeveloped gold resource. The new management company will be owned by the partners and reflect their shareholdings in the project - AngloGold with 33.33 per cent, Newmont Mining 44.44 per cent and Newcrest Mining 22.22 per cent. The project is looking to process more than 20 million tonnes of dirt a year to produce about 600,000 ounces of gold. FULL: thewest.com.au