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Gold/Mining/Energy : Copperhill Resources Corp (CUHL: CDN) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Bill Shugarue who wrote (30)	9/28/1998 7:34:00 PM
From: Len Hynes	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 123

Subject: Diamond Exploration Discussion Date: Sept 29/98 From: Len Hynes To: Bill Shugarue and CopperHill Corp. Followers Hi Bill et al.; Investors following the Western Greenland diamond play which currently involves such companies as Aber, DiaMet, Platinova, Lexam, Fjiordland, DeBeers and others, have a new and exciting company to watch...CopperHill Corporation. CopperHill has 5 prospective diamond properties situated in the northernmost part of Labrador , and 2 properties in the North West Territories, which together host a total of 8 ultramafic lamprophyre dykes. For the past two years, the company has been actively,but quietly engaged in exploring these properties. These dykes were staked because of their strategic location between the known diamond discoveries in North-Eastern Quebec (Digonnet et al.1997 reported finding a gem quality macro-diamond within one of the Ungava Bay properties), and Western Greenland. Digonnet et. al. concluded from their extensive research that there was "a large scale kimberlitic province near the different shear zones in North-Eastern Quebec, Northern Labrador, and South-West Greenland. Yesterday's press release, available at copperhillcorp.com shows that the company has been actively pursuing exploration in an effort to prove up the prospectivity of these properties.The ultramafic dykes in both Greenland and North-Eastern Quebec have proven to be diamondiferous, and with CopperHill's properties "wedged between" these two areas of similar geology, the potential of one or more of the company's dykes to host diamonds is excellent.Investors new to the geologic history of this area need to be aware that Northern Labrador was once physically joined to Western Greenland, but is now separated by the Davis Strait. While the West Greenland diamond play is still in its infancy stage, there are many companies conducting exploration programs, and many investors are anticipating that we will soon hear of additional discoveries of diamonds in the area.Newsletter writer Bob Bishop is among the many investors looking to the West Greenland play to be a potentially rewarding investment opportunity. Once investors recognize the geological link between West Greenland and Northern Labrador(both areas are part of the North Atlantic Craton), and begin to view both areas with similar reward potential, CopperHill Corporation, with its 8 strategically located ultramafic dykes, will quickly become one of the most closely watched companies in the region. Investors wishing to take a closer look at this company's choice properties in the diamond play, or to look at it's many other properties, are invited to visit the company's website at: copperhillcorp.com. CopperHill trades on the Canadian Dealing Network with the symbol CUHL.

To: Bill Shugarue who wrote (30)	9/28/1998 8:01:00 PM
From: Len Hynes	Respond to of 123

Hi Bill; Here is the latest press release....looks interesting.FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: Copper Hill Corporation (709) 739-4780 (709) 739-4785 (FAX) copperhillcorp.com NEWS RELEASE TRANSMITTED BY CANADIAN CORPORATE NEWS FOR: COPPER HILL CORPORATION SHARES OUTSTANDING:16,647,140 (FULLY DILUTED: 17,751,140 CANADIAN DEALING NETWORK SYMBOL: CUHL SEPTEMBER 28, 1998 For Copper Hill Corporation - Re: Exploration Update: Diamond Exploration, Labrador-NWT ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND-- Ultramafic Lamprophyre Dykes Mapped And Sampled Copper Hill Corporation ("CUHL") is pleased to announce preliminary results from its 1998 diamond exploration program in northernmost Labrador - Northwest Territories. In late 1996 - early 1997, CUHL staked four claim blocks in northern Labrador, north of 60 degrees, covering five ultramafic lamprophyre dykes. CUHL is also the beneficial owner of two claim blocks in the Northwest Territories on Killinik Island which cover three more ultramafic lamprophyre dykes. The rationale for staking the claims is the perceived potential of these dykes to be diamondiferous. These dykes are geologically correlative with known diamondiferous kimberlites in western Greenland and also with dykes in the Proterozoic mobile belt of the Abloviak Shear Zone of Quebec, some 100 km to the SW, from which a gem-quality macrodiamond has been recovered. During the 1998 exploration program, seven of the eight dykes were mapped and sampled. CUHL chartered the M.V. "Yannis" to assist in accessing these sites and to serve as its mobile field camp. Stream sediment and soil samples were also collected through the claim blocks in the region of the dykes to further define the extent of potential diamond indicator minerals. Two of the dykes were observed to contain conspicuous garnet macrocrysts and one had an apparent pipe-blowout form. The collected samples are being prepared for analysis to prove a possible kimberlitic link and also to examine the compositions and significance of the diamond indicator minerals. Results of these assays will be reported as soon as they become available. For further information, call (709) 739-4780; fax: (709) 739-4785, or visit our web site home page which is currently under development at copperhillcorp.com. Earl R. Benson, President. -30- Search for News keyword stock symbol company name