Micro-Fine Gold Plays - Franklin Lake, etc.

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Gold/Mining/Energy
Micro-Fine Gold Plays - Franklin Lake, etc.

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Emcee: Grant Baker	Type: Unmoderated

Introduction Compact

To keep the peace and ease the burden over at the Naxos thread, I thought it best to start a new thread to discuss the many other companies also working on alluvial gold deposits in California, Nevada, etc.

Anyone wishing to post information about LC Capital (CHIP), Kilo, IPM, Desert Minerals, or any other company (even Naxos!) engaged in the recovery of micro-fine gold is welcome here. This thread is intended to allow for the free exchange of information on this subject. It is not restricted to the discussion of any particular company or recovery process.

It is my personal belief that if we, as investors, are open to the possibility that any one of these companies is capable of making a break through in cutting-edge miro-fine gold recovery systems technology, we should therefore be trying to follow a variety of similar companies and not be putting all our eggs in one basket!

Working together, we might collectively be able to figure out which company (or companies) have the real goods, and which companies will bring the best return on investment.

I wish everyone following this thread good luck!

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Reply	Message Preview	From	Recs	Posted
615	So how much did everyone lose......me......$100,000	rnaz	-	3/20/2010
614	It's Official! Paul has started a new thread entitled "The New Wester	Grant Baker	-	4/14/1997
613	NEW THREAD!!!! ....marketed as a continuation of this fine thread... Subject	Pullin-GS	-	4/12/1997
612	The desert dirts are about to become simple ores as opposed to complex ores. On	Victorio	-	4/12/1997
611	Great input Tim! Since I live in Massachusetts and in a "yuppie"	John D. McClure	-	4/12/1997
610	Here's the first line of a unpublished story (auto-biography) that is appro	Chuca Marsh	-	4/12/1997
609	Hello stable-mate, you might be CL's brother but I guess we are now stable	Tim Hall	-	4/11/1997
608	George and ALL, Robert, I vote to include<i>COMPLEX ORES!</i> Chuca	Chuca Marsh	-	4/11/1997
607	Tim, that brings to mind the punchline; "Now you know the rest of the sto	Chuca Marsh	-	4/11/1997
606	Thanks for the clarification. There'll be quite a bit of tax revenue gener	JMB55	-	4/11/1997
605	Tim, thanks for the informative contribution to the thread.	Grant Baker	-	4/11/1997
604	Thank you, don't know that I ever read anything more well thought out. C L	C L	-	4/11/1997
603	The Mining Law of 1872, which is still in effect, allows any individual to stak	Tim Hall	-	4/11/1997
602	<<<< Bonanza in the name, >>> Excellent, Lee. For the mo	C L	-	4/11/1997
601	That was great! Wish you could hear my chuckling... Ellen	Ellen	-	4/11/1997
600	Ellen: If we would use <b> Bonanza </b>in the name, we also would h	Lee Bush	-	4/11/1997
599	What happened to New Western Desert Gold Rush? I kinda liked that. or just Wes	Ellen	-	4/11/1997
598	Thall would love to have you name it Desert Dirt Mining because then it would b	Victorio	-	4/11/1997
597	There is historical precedent for using the word 'Bonanza'. My belated	Lee Bush	-	4/11/1997
596	<b>NEW WESTERN DESERT GOLD RUSH-Desert Rats<b> A W is too far down	Victorio	-	4/11/1997
595	Fellow desert rats & Grant I know that the New Western Desert Gold Rush is	Victorio	-	4/11/1997
594	Robert, I agree that the Micro-fine heading doesn't highlight the western a	George Alazar	-	4/11/1997
593	Nothings changed, the Democrats are looking for some more tax revenues so that	C L	-	4/10/1997
592	To All, Firstly, I like the Title "Desert Dirt Gold Rush"... Second	John D. McClure	-	4/10/1997
591	I didn't see the CNBC clip, but it sounds similar to the "Fleecing of	Jerry Held	-	4/10/1997

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