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To: ferris wheel who wrote (61531)10/10/2008 9:12:29 AM
From: E. Charters  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 78421
 
Kingfisher Mines is a big one.

We are short about 10 million dollars we need to start a mine, but the gold is definitely there. I wouldn't say completely blocked out and engineered as to cost/mineability, but there is no problem finding groups of high grade intersections that could be mined if a bit more work was done. Overall feasibility is a good question.

You know near term, or mine building.. I don't know. There are plenty of people with ore, but...

PC Gold, Harte Gold, Carlisle Gold, Bear Lake, NFX Gold, Clifton Star (some know it as Cliff Ton Edge Black Hole) etc all have ore structures. Whether they have a mineral body that can be mined... Some have pathetic stock prices. I believe Carlisle is close to being delisted or NEX'd.

Shoreham has good stuff.

Two I know with proto ore are not yet on the market. Kingfisher is also not on the market. Pretty well all off market stuff I know as well as on market has trouble with financials. People I know raising pee pee pots full of money do not have orebodies. They have mineral bodies that so far are only theoretical concepts as far as mining goes. No feasibility, no metallurgy, no ore picture etc.. sometimes no way of getting permitted. A bunch of drill holes do not make a mine.

If you hire too many goddamned geologists you will never have a mine. All you will end up with is a lot of holes in the ground and a fat geologist at the top of them eating your lunch.

EC<:-}