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To: George J. Tromp who wrote (1186)	2/21/1999 11:53:00 AM
From: gg cox	Respond to of 2522

Hi George , I think I can answer your trivia Question with your own words from one of your previous posts. " The N. Blow accounts for 26% of production at Bellesbank. The North Blow also according to Serge Muller accounts for the large stones as well. The percentage of large stones mined from Bellesbank., i.e. stones over 2.2 carats to 10.0 carats are 12.2% of production. stones bigger than 10 carats are 3.80% production., courtesy of weekly production figures from May of 96 to Sep 97. The average realized price of stones .85 carats to 19.90 carats is 485 dollars/carat with a top range of 7500. Stones over 19.90 carat average 3254/carat with a top range of 15000. So figuring that 16.8 percent of production from Bellesbank are large pricy stones.., and the N. Blow accounts for 26% of production." gg Ps to all, a few other GJT posts of interest are 614,1013,1095. Thanks George.