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Barkerville Gold Mns Ltd BGMZF

Barkerville Gold Mines Ltd is a Canada based company operates in the business of Gold. It is engaged in the production and sale of gold, and the exploration, development, and acquisition of mineral properties in British Columbia. The mineral tenures cover approximately 2,000 square kilometres. The company primarily holds interests in Cariboo Gold Belt District, Island Mountain, Cow Mountain and Barkerville Mountain.


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Post by halcroon Sep 12, 2015 11:10am
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Brent Cook, Eric Coffin and Rob McLeod

Brent Cook, Eric Coffin and Rob McLeodChris Parry, Stockhouse.com

August 27, 2015

On Ascot Resources (TSXV:AOT, Forum) / Pretium Resources (TSX:PVG, Forum):

MCLEOD: Ascot Resources is the real deal. Historically at Premier, the mine was highly profitable for multiple decades mining the spectacular grades of the recent drilling. Structurally, the ultra-high-grade have seemed complex in the modern era, but I believe their geo team has it sorted out. I used to work in the mill at Premier when I was an undergrad, and they had these historic stacks of 'curved level plans'; never seen anything like it since. High grade veins at Pretium could do something similar. Start flat, then curve vertical like a fishhook.

COOK: I suspect Brucejack makes money. I have commented on it in detail in EI. The question is, is it like Ascot where small-time miners could do really well following the HG or will taking it all work? The bigger question is, is it worth $800mil? I don't know and I suspect no one knows what is there until it is all mined. Rob care to weigh in?

MCLEOD: Risk on Pretium is they run the risk of overbuilding; unquestionably spectacular grade, but need some underground mining years under their belt to truly reconcile head grade to resource. Concern is that they want to build a 4000 tpd plant (I think), when they should start up with lower capex and indirect and scale up. Nothing wrong with a 2,000 tpd operation producing 300,000+ ounces per year... Rumour has it that PVG project financing will be announced imminently. Haven't heard where the $ is coming from. Work scheduled to commence on power line; forecast is mixed rain and snow in Stewart this weekend. September is usually 'nice' though.

COOK: I would guess all the major miners have reviewed PVG in detail. So far none have bought, that may say something.? The Chinese group came in and I would guess will again. Now for those that own a $900mil gold developer, what does it take to double the share price? There have to be better options to own for a double. I think Brucejack is a deposit that we will know what's there when it is mined over a year or two. There is a philosophical split in the resource estimation world on how statistics are used vs. geology. Farquharson is old-school miners. Snowden is young computer jockeys. I tend to go w/ the rocks before stats.

MCLEOD: On rocks before stats; most majors doing the resource DD will put the stats before the rocks with their own in-house resource guys, who are typically conservative. Too much variation in what the true head grade would be to give any major a good comfort. One of the majors that does know ultra-high grade at Red Lake has passed through Stewart multiple times over the past couple of years.

Read more at https://www.stockhouse.com/news/newswire/2015/08/27/brent-cook-eric-coffin-and-rob-mcleod-reveal-their-thoughts-on-dozens-junior#ma66BzF6AZYuLDSg.99
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