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2594 Still pretending to know it all I see. I bet you missed me didn't you? Newgo4it-5/9/1998
2593 Would it not be prudent for the Bondholders to force Royal Oak into default beMichael Bidder-5/9/1998
2592 Not a lot to say that they are not saying themselves. Cross Lake is doing some E. Charters-5/8/1998
2591 Any current thoughts/information on Cross Lake Minerals or Band-Ore Resources??Taco-5/8/1998
2590 a friend is asking me about CYP cypress minerals..do you have any comments?Bobby Yellin-5/8/1998
2589 thanks eomMichael Bidder-5/8/1998
2588 yup. I guess so. The rock must be tested thoroughly and the mill matched to itE. Charters-5/8/1998
2587 Mr. Charters This is the first time I have read your thread. Thankyou for sharMichael Bidder-5/7/1998
2586 " Commenting on the disappointing performance in the company's quarterE. Charters-5/6/1998
2585 Thanks for all that great info. I am beginning to get an understanding of the pAl Cern-5/6/1998
2584 Thanks for the info. regards, mnmuench Yorikke-5/6/1998
2583 The most popular way is to autoclave then cyanide. Roasting is out of favour asE. Charters-5/6/1998
2582 I don't know much about them. Champion Bear has some property in the area tE. Charters-5/6/1998
2581 EC Firm called Home Ventures vse:HMV is into similar properties as Avalon. HYorikke-5/6/1998
2580 To process refractory gold, one would first concentrate, then roast/pressure oxAl Cern-5/6/1998
2579 refractory means difficult. Not always impossible. Gold can be floated or cyanE. Charters-5/6/1998
2578 Thanks for that answer. Your reference to sulphide minerals, does that include Al Cern-5/6/1998
2577 Aren't they in Kazakhstan or Tajikstan or Kyrgistan or something? If they aE. Charters-5/6/1998
2576 any thoughts on Nelson Gold..there is an active thread at siBobby Yellin-5/6/1998
2575 After comminution or grinding to release size of the majority of the desired ecE. Charters-5/5/1998
2574 Could you explain the "concentration" phase of the refining process tAl Cern-5/5/1998
2573 shameless attempt to keep the thread current. E. Charters-5/5/1998
2572 Perhaps the closer the cut-off to the average grade the more uniform the orebodE. Charters-4/25/1998
2571 Thank you for that answer. What this means then is that the closer the cut off Al Cern-4/25/1998
2570 You are forbidden by Snogworth's third law of economics to mine any ore belE. Charters-4/25/1998
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