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To: bradley g mooney who wrote (1847)	6/14/1998 8:09:00 PM
From: Richard Mazzarella	Respond to of 5143

bradley, what's the point of taking a tax loss now when you have until the end of the year to sell for tax year 98? IMO the stock can only go up from this level. I won't tell you what you should do, but I won't sell and will even buy some more stock if I got a hint of something good happening on the recovery of gold from the crater.

To: bradley g mooney who wrote (1847)	6/14/1998 8:09:00 PM
From: Chuca Marsh	Respond to of 5143

I will be a holder. There are about five reasons to hold til that majic Dec 31 date that Brad mentioned. One ( For me) is the exploration of the Galleon Properties and the knowledge that I feel is within me to simply say- it is worthwhile. As for the crater- long overdue BUT every T must be crossed twice in todays mining enviornment. Third, is a Millinium thing and we will not have to wait long for that - i do hope and trust. What do they have? How do they MODIFY the assays and infact IS that the function, all leading to recovery. Marble and Natural Cracks seem to crush easy -so just maybe they will have quick cash flow. Afterall, the marble faults on slab sales that were arranged were said at the AGM to be difficult because of the grain cracks or some such. Heck, if they make lemonade out of lemons- I will sit tight just on the fact that my complex and every one elses is moving away from pine mulch to stone ( crashed ornamental ) stone mulch. Chucamulch