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To: debvan who wrote (4833)11/26/2006 2:07:33 AM
From: WillP  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 16206
 
Debvan:

Yes, I'm aware of that. I suspect you point it out as proof the Gahcho Kue pipes do contain more than one valuable diamond. I have no problem accepting that, based on the data.

In my previous post, I was trying to present a hypothetical argument that would support the position that the value of Gahcho Kue would increase because of the presence of valuable stones like the one in 5034. Saying there was one such stone present in the Hearne parcel and the appraised value was still low does not help that argument -- it helps Bloomfield's.

There would be some reason to exclude the Hearne stone -- objections from Bloomfield and me notwithstanding -- because the Hearne diamond was worth a bit less than half thevalue of the 5034 diamond.

Regards,

WillP