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Pacific Rim Mining V.PFG

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12327	What if it is a metamorphosed placer deposit and the gold is free and can be pr	Elizabeth Andrews	-	11/22/1999
12326	I was hoping someone other than a geologist could explain this as I know you pr	Elizabeth Andrews	-	11/22/1999
12325	charred, I am not sure. I just included it as part of a complete explanation. S	Bill Jackson	-	11/20/1999
12324	I guess. The cost of grinding will increase the cost per ounce produced giving	charred	-	11/20/1999
12323	charred, With a tight seamless rock, like quartzite you need to find an exposed	Bill Jackson	-	11/20/1999
12322	Hey great website. The results show a disseminated nature of the gold mineraliz	charred	-	11/19/1999
12321	It's difficult to explain. For example, high sulphidation systems are mainl	charred	-	11/19/1999
12320	Hope you saw the BAY recommendation by Cannacord.	charred	-	11/19/1999
12319	Come on Elizabeth, why are you asking a geologist? You don't like us.	charred	-	11/19/1999
12318	Another cannacord update: PACIFIC RIM MINING (PFG : TSE : $1.72)Additional Sur	Quickdraw	-	11/19/1999
12317	QD and all, Very interesting price action even though we are still in the earl	Nexus	-	11/19/1999
12316	Why is the quartzite host a problem?	Elizabeth Andrews	-	11/19/1999
12315	Charred, Could you expand on your comment regarding "The problem is the g	Quickdraw	-	11/19/1999
12314	Looks very interesting. I would to see the assays sheets to project. Must be ex	charred	-	11/18/1999
12313	Some big samples out there ... look at this one pacrim-mining.com Qd	Quickdraw	-	11/18/1999
12312	Thanks Alex. The release looks pretty positive to me. I don't see the new	Quickdraw	-	11/18/1999
12311	Here's some news: NEWS RELEASE TRANSMITTED BY CANADIAN CORPORATE NEWS FOR	Alex Harrington	-	11/18/1999
12310	Nexus, With the price of gold so low and as yet no drilling on Luicho, it is t	Quickdraw	-	11/16/1999
12309	I don't know about the rest of you here but I have a very negative reaction	DeplorableIrredeemableRedneck	-	11/16/1999
12308	Thanks QD, What is the minimum ounce figure that makes this deal add sharehold	Nexus	-	11/16/1999
12307	Quickdraw, thanks for posting this information. Potential of seven million oun	Phil Jones	-	11/16/1999
12306	Quinn, I spoke to Barb Henderson yesterday regarding Barrick's meeting in	Quickdraw	-	11/16/1999
12305	Claude, maybe the action has started. $1.80 on good volume. Maybe $2.00 tomor	Phil Jones	-	11/15/1999
12304	I agree Nexus.... I onwed PFG in the past and will own it again next year. Sorr	Claude Cormier	-	11/12/1999
12303	Mike, I agree that Luicho has great potential for a couple millions ounces...a	Claude Cormier	-	11/12/1999

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