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To: hank2010 who wrote (129157)	8/23/2008 5:35:54 PM
From: loantech	Respond to of 313017

Yes there is ore below the 6th level.Wow they will need a lot of strike to make this work it appears? The veins are so narrow this seems like it may be hard to do BWDIK? <The Company’s Operator conducted exploratory mining operations on the 7th level of the mine in 1997 and 1998. The Operator mined 103 tons of ore from this level with an average grade of 18.87 oz/ton Au - higher than the average grade over the life of the existing operations. In our opinion, this implies that economically viable ore could continue to some depth below the existing operations. • Evidence suggests that the vein structure continues at depth. According to a geology report by Delmer Brown, written in 1988, “…the bottom of the Golden Wonder structure has not been penetrated. At the lowermost levels encountered (the 6th level), high grade gold mineralization has been found. It is apparent that the Golden Wonder vein system continues downward to a still undetermined depth.”>>