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To: Bob Lawson who wrote (24)	11/25/1998 9:25:00 AM
From: BUDDY MOYNIHAN	Respond to of 28

hello bob and all: long time lurker (how could you resist 10 baggers??). that is an excellent release bob. here is a company that i have been following lately (6 months) that has come out with excellent news. this property has yielded up to 6.2% copper on this property. they have enough money to put it in production with tailings the first target. they also will be promoting this one shortly (by monday at the latest). is it a ten bagger by monday? no, but maybe by june 1 of next year.... here's the release, buddy (happy turkey day to the u.s. folk). November 24, 1998 Symbol: RGA The company announces that it has commenced a metallurgical review of the potential for and economics of processing copper ore reserves located on the Santa Elena property, to be processed at the Company's wholley owned subsidiary, Regeena Resources Chile S.A.'s nearby Enriqueta flotation mill. As previously reported on November 3, 1998, the Company has received a report, based on an exploration program by ENAMI (National Mining Company, Chile) whereby the surface geology and interior of the Santa Elena mine was mapped, sampled and analyzed for copper and gold. Preliminary analysis of the data contained in the report has indicated that the Enrequita mill should be capable of processing the copper oxide ore reserves in the mineralized structure hosting the Pique Norte mine workings. The Company plans to take a bulk sample from the mine to evaluate the metallurgy and recovery rates that can be obtained from the mill to confirm the feasibility and economic evaluation of processing these reserves. The Santa Elena property is one of Regeena's four properties located approximately 80 km north of La Serena in the Atacama desert region of north central Chile, in a prolific historical copper producing area. Directly north and adjacent to the Santa Elena is the Marina property. On the Santa Elena property, there is a hydrothermal breccia body emplaced along the length of a North-South fault. The breccia was recognized on the surface for 380 meters and continues to the north onto the Marina. The company is in the process of negotiating a contract with ENAMI, similar to the one for the Santa Elena, to carry out exploration, sampling and mine working development. The examination of the structure that extends onto the Marina is to be the focus of the initial exploration effort. In order to broaden the shareholder base, the Company has filed a 20F registration with the United States Securities & Exchange Commission. Through obtaining a federal and state registration status, the Company opens up future shareholder and financing opportunities as conditions permit." By, Ian D. Lambert, Secretary

To: Bob Lawson who wrote (24)	11/26/1998 9:09:00 AM
From: steamer	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 28

Great news release Bob, here's a new one to look at very seriously. We've all heard about the magnificent discovery by Francisco Gold (FGX) called the el Sauzal deposit in the Sierra Madres. They've identified over 3mil oz of gold and are now trying to expand that resource with a further drilling program just recently announced. Immediately to the west of their discovery is a joint venture between Queenstake (QTR) and Alamos (AAS) that have announced a drilling program getting under way that , judging from earlier results, should be very positive indeed. However, "10 baggers" don't usually happen unless you get into them before they've started running and there's another new player involved in this huge northwest/southeast trending structure in the Sierra's. Raindrop Resources (RAP)has announced a deal with a large privately owned group of claims immediately adjacent to FGX on their northwest boundary near the El Sauzal deposit. Field crews have returned from mapping and sampling reported outcrops and previously mined deposits on these claims and should have assay results to announce early next week. With four companies working in this area and more trying to get in we should see alot of interest forming as well as some excellent results to come out of all of them. cheers