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To: hank2010 who wrote (32681)	2/12/2007 7:43:13 PM
From: E. Charters	Respond to of 78421

"never seen such a large amount of visible gold and it amazes me that neither the Thracians nor the Romans discovered this." I am amazed too. Or anybody else in the intervening 2000 years. Be careful. I firmly believe they did not find 200 metres wide of VG. They may have found a local spots dribbeled about and area perhaps 5 or 6 feet wide over say 50 feet in length. That would be sufficient to trip them. Aurelian had fantastic VG. They had great widths. Another Aurelian might be great. I found better VG gold than that in Canada a while back and I knew it was 200 feet by 200 feet by say 3 feet wide, and parts of it were solid gold veins 1 inch wide for 25 feet. We knew they appeared on the 100 foot level as well as on surface, Best gold showing ever surface found in Canada as far as I know. I could not raise enuff money on it to go on the exchange and lost the property. I learned one thing. Most investors are idiots about mineral value. They go with the crowd and are incapable of estimation of where the money is in a deposit. And many of the engineers aren't much better. EC<:-}