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To: Bruce McGaughey who wrote (29289)	12/16/1997 1:18:00 PM
From: go4it	Respond to of 35569

Bruce - just a minor point but Pt is not widely used in electronics. Maybe spark plugs. Gold is widely used in electronics.

To: Bruce McGaughey who wrote (29289)	12/16/1997 2:02:00 PM
From: Ed Devlin	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 35569

Bruce -- Much of my concern is that the Pt used in cars is for catalytic converters. If there is a non-Pt converter, it COULD have some impact on just what level of recovery is economic. Not likely, though. BTW, I think it only logical that there will be a very strong assay and recovery process for Pt very soon. Nothing else fits the scenario, despite the jeerleaders, for whom I am accumulating Christmas lumps of coal. Best to you and yours going into the Holidays, Ed