Rockcliff Metals Corp C.RCLF

Talbot, Not Yet A Mine, Why Not?

[javaman12]

 Good day, all Rockcliff and Hudbay shareholders!  As you know, I also am a shareholder in Rockcliff Metals. I now have a vested interest, like you, for Rockcliff Metals to succeed!

I am not a geologist, but I can read. I quote from the Rockcliff Talbot Presentation:

"...The Talbot Deposit mineralization consists of a network of stringers to semi-massive and massive sulphides consisting of chalcopyrite, sphalerite, pyrite and pyrrhotite...

https://rockcliffmetals.com/projects/talbot-property/

   Since the down dipping, gold enriched copper plates at Talbot, already drilled, have been determined to be 'stringer' zone deposits, as reported in the Talbot 43-101 technical report, I am convinced that the massive untested, 1 km square, deep horizontal plate, discovered by geophysics, is a primary volcanic structure, probably undeformed by geologic action, in any significant way. The underground heat source, leading to these consecutive layers, of underwater volcanic deposition was a longer, lasting one!

  The already discovered 'stringer' zones, as I have described above, are most likely, the remnants of a past, but overlapping, newer zone of volcanic deposition, the uppermost regions of that later deposition, having been completely replaced by 'calcsilicate alterations'. (see page 78 of the academic study by R-L. Simard, C.R. Simard, C.R. McGregor, N. Rayner and R.A. Creaser New geological mapping, geochemical, Sm-Nd isotopic and U-Pb age data for the eastern sub-Phanerozoic Flin Flon Belt,west-central Manitoba.)

https://www.manitoba.ca/iem/geo/field/roa10pdfs/GS-6.pdf

  As such, this massive plate may consist of a mushroom shaped zone, largely made up of zinc, with a central zone of copper and with some gold and silver enrichment of varying composition. The deposition of these mineralized zones, do overlap, to some extent, as they came out of their molten state, when they were orginally deposited.

 These central copper and gold/silver enriched regions, more centrally, deposited within this larger, but older plate of zinc, should also, run much deeper, containing a larger and much wider, undiscovered down dipping heavily mineralized 'stringer' zone, of some immense quantity.

 What has already been found is exellent!

 But what may lay undiscovered, much deeper below, is likely, a greater resource, far larger in scope!

  I personally believe that the significance, of this potential, additional mineralization is probably huge, in terms of an economically, extractable resource.

  It is so very frustrating from a Rockcliff's shareholders, point of view, that Hudbay has chosen, just to sit on this resource, instead of developing it.

 This just seems crazy to me! It's a disgrace that they haven't done so!

 Rockcliff Metals was prepared to move ahead with this project!

 Hudbay shareholders would also have stood to benefit greatly from it's construction and mining. It would have been, an extremely, profitable mine!

 Rockcliff Metals thought so!

 But Hudbay is keeping it, selfishly underwrapped, without releasing any time frame, for its future development! It's great potential, could have been promoted, much more openly! Why wasn't it?

 They chose to just sit on the resource, now perhaps, indefinitely?

 How crazy is this?

 Hudbay appears to a company, without much integrity! And yet they promote themselves as an ethical business enterprise. What hogwash!

 Why should anyone believe them?

 They let Rockcliff Metals proceed with its Snow Lake explorations. They knew, fully well that Rockcliff's shareholders, would be willing to take a significant stake, in their company, based upon Hudbay's, apparent geniuine commitment, that it would proceed to construction, with any newly discovered, potential mines.

 But now, they have been exposed, for what they really are!

 They have deceived Rockcliff Metals and its shareholder base, for many years. 

 Rockcliffs investors, may have lost a lot of money, as a consequence, for their lack of action and lack of initiative!

 How many years, Rockcliff Metals pursued this objective without any positive mining response from Hudbay. Even when the huge Talbot resource stands there, for everyone to see, Hudbay just continues, to sit on its hands!

 It does appear, to the market that Rockcliff is stuck with these losers!
 
 Has anyone noticed how their share price, never seems to rise?

 So I personally believe that it would be in the best interest of Rockcliff shareholders for the company to pursue, all other options!

 Rockcliff Metals, might be better off, to enter discussions, with other miners! Other miners have demonstrated better success!

 Kinross Gold is already active in the region. Perhaps another base metal intermediate miner, might also have some interest, in competing with Hudbay in the Snow Lake region. That would certainly get Hudbay's attention and fast and furiously!

 I checked out CaNickel on Sedar. They mention that Rockcliff's milling lease had been terminated. This probably happened as a consequence of Hudbay's decision to become the major operator at Talbot.
 
 And because CaNickel is now, so highly motivated, to maintain the fiscal integrity of their company, it would behove them to set up a second milling lease contract with another party. 

 They need a reliable partner, like a bigger miner. If not Hudbay, then maybe some other company, might show some very keen interest! But the miner may need to be approached!

CaNickel recently hired a company representative who appears willing and able to pursue such negotiations with other concerned parties. It is my hope that this was done because some miner, may have already expressed, an interest in leasing their mill.

 If Hudbay is already in talks with CaNickel, well I guess I would have to eat my words.

 But those sad words, would taste, like the eating a desert, after having already consumed the main course!

 Food for thought? Not at all. Why wouldn't any investor, choose to be happy!

 We already know, much of what Talbot, now represents! It's value! There is lot of profit potential!

Talbot is a major part of my recent decision, in having acquired a large block of Rockcliff Metals shares. Of course I am an interested party!

 It takes valuable time to do research and post something of value that needs to be read!

 Rockcliff's key mineable properties do offer a lot of very, significant value. They should be mined, as soon as possible, because they all offer, so much profit potential!

 To garner a better interest among the investing public, Rockcliff needs to impress the market with the real possibilty of becoming a miner, and on any scale of size.

 By participating in a joint venture or a well funded single enterprise action, its mining capability, must be perceived, as legitimate!

 It must be seen by the public, as being able to procede, as a miner, in a judicious and very expedient manner!

 Every mine takes time to construct and mill. The mobile mining concept has its merits, especially since Rockcliff Metals, has now, discarded its recent, CaNickel milling lease.

 So Rockcliff Metals, must still find some way, without the help of an unreliable partner, to develop, their remaining properties.

 If Hudbay isn't presently in current negotiations with CaNickel over a lease of their mill, then I hope that a third mining partner, may be encouraged to do so!

 And as Rockcliff Metals, does indeed, have other economic resources, of some substantial amount, presently waiting to be mined, then perhaps a third party, some  intermediate sized miner, other than Hudbay, might find this a good reason, to also get involved, in the Snow Lake region.

 I do hope that Rockcliff Metals is actively, pursuing all such options, even with CaNickel. All is possible!

The better way to add value to the share price is by actually mining the resource!

 Hudbay has failed miserably as a reliable mining partner.

 It may be time to find another miner with more integrity with whom to share the reward!

    Hudbay may warrant a second chance. But, I hold out little hope for them!

                           They appear to be company without any future!

                Good company managers need to make better decisions!

                                                  All the best! Java