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To: The Fix who wrote (4423)	12/13/1997 7:28:00 AM
From: George J. Tromp	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 26850

Morning Fix: I think the Greenland play holds promise. It is extremely early in that program. I view it as an area play yet to really unfold. Lexam., Platinova., Aber.,Fdordland being the most visible of the group. Some of the claims., are JV with Platinova . At this point in time probably the safest way to approach it is to bottom fish with Platinova. knowing that the way the JV are structured and the earn in in those properties point to Platinova as the beneficiary of any significant upside generated by each or any of those players. If I recall., that a few diamonds have been found on the Lexam property., dykes have been mapped as well. The geology is condusive to an area play developing. One should look specifically at the JV and how they are structured for earn ins., hence follow the money so to speak. I havent monitored this area on a week to week basis., but knowing that Aber has their fingers there tells me that it holds more than a little promise. Greenland is still in its infancy in diamond exploration., but early indications show that there is promise. George