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To: LoneClone who wrote (36232)	3/17/2007 7:17:41 PM
From: LoneClone	Respond to of 78419

WRN.TO is another interesting one. I may roll some of my SWC profits over there once Minto is in production. It's the spinoff from when Western Silver was acquired by Glamis and owns: • Carmacks Copper Project in the Yukon, with an NI 43-101 compliant measured and indicated resource of 14.4 Mt at a grade of 1.10% total copper at a 0.5% total copper cut-off grade. • Casino porphyry copper-gold-molybdenum deposit in the Yukon with over 1B tons of M&I 43-101 resources • Hushamu, a 91k-acre copper/gold porphyry district on Vancouver Island • Redstone, an 87k-acre Cu/Ag prospect in the Nahanni Mining District, Northwest Territories • Sierra Almoloya, an early-stage exploration project in the Central Mexican Silver Belt JVed with Queenston As of Jan. 31st, the float was 72M basic, 78M fully diluted, and current cash holdings are about $36M. westerncoppercorp.com LC

To: LoneClone who wrote (36232)	3/18/2007 1:28:24 AM
From: jackjc	Respond to of 78419

An interesting jr to be sure LC. I think J. Kaiser first reco'd it last yr, had a sharp move. Then again recently, and I think Roulston joined in also. NB certainly has some interesting props, and Geodex has some good prospects. I had some GXM at one time, not in now but still interested.

To: LoneClone who wrote (36232)	3/18/2007 4:47:13 AM
From: E. Charters	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 78419

railway running right across the property. That could be a source of profit right there. @ 350 lbs of iron per yard, that is 300 tons of manganese steel per mile plus the spikes, frogs, tie plates, switches etc. If they were stainless we would really be in the money. But manganese steel rail is worth 700 dollars a ton. The ties could bring in some cash. @ one every 21 inches, that is 3000 per mile. And 8 X 8 tie would bring about 25 bucks. Staking 50 miles of rail sounds like a good plan to start the mine.