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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Doubleview Gold Corp DBLVF


Primary Symbol: V.DBG

Doubleview Gold Corp. is a Canada-based mineral exploration and development company based in Vancouver, British Columbia. The Company is focused on the exploration and development of high-value mineral resources, including copper, scandium, gold, silver, and other precious metals. The Company’s projects include Hat Copper-Gold Property and Red Spring Copper-Silver-Gold property. The Hat Copper... see more

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Post by seveneleven711on Feb 19, 2024 2:12pm

fyi

https://bnnbreaking.com/finance-nav/doubleview-gold-corp-to-host-shareholder-update-webinar-unveiling-progress-potential-and-future-plans
Comment by kenmooron Feb 07, 2024 2:27am

RE:RE:Approaching Market Valuations for DBG/HAT

Using the following conservative parameters: (would be nice if you had a close friend in the mining business to explain if needed) 1. 350 million ton, 35 year mine life 2.Sc @ 50g/t....USING " ...more  
Comment by kenmooron Feb 07, 2024 2:25am

RE:Approaching Market Valuations for DBG/HAT

Your new valuation is a stark difference from this post.
Post by seveneleven711on Feb 05, 2024 3:43pm

fyi

Management has publicly stated that their metallurigal process will produce a scandium phosphate concentrate from the waste residue/tailings which should be very economical since it is coming from non ...more  
Comment by seveneleven711on Feb 04, 2024 3:32pm

RE:RE:RE:The last four years have been devastating...

I will give my guess. I hope others will give it a try or opinion. I will be conservative and use 500 million tons for the up-coming resource, 25g/ton scandium, 0.25% CUEQ for all other metals, $0 ...more  
Comment by kenmooron Feb 03, 2024 5:29pm

RE:RE:The last four years have been devastating...

800mt might be a bit optimistic, but would be nice, and hope you're right. I'm estimating 500-600mt. 
Comment by valleypi223on Feb 03, 2024 4:09pm

RE:RE:The last four years have been devastating...

Looks like I have some homework to do.  Would be nice for some opinions from folks that have been through the buyout process.  Scandium is a whole new experience for me. I appreciate your ...more  
Comment by seveneleven711on Feb 03, 2024 10:52am

RE:The last four years have been devastating...

I agree. What would be your opinion on a fair buyout offer now Feb. - Apr. 2024 if the upcoming resource has HAT @800 million tons with 25g/ton scandium and all other metals @ .25% CUEQ? Keep in mind ...more  
Post by valleypi223on Feb 03, 2024 7:39am

The last four years have been devastating...

with the plandemic and wildfires.  DBG is one of the few mining ventures that has stood up to all the problems.  Would be nice to get some really good news on a buyout. 
Post by seveneleven711on Feb 01, 2024 3:45pm

comment

I am looking forward to assay drill results and 43-101 resource but the real story will be the metallurgy report on scandium recovery. Management talked about metallurgy in Feb. 2023, Red Cloud ...more  
Post by seveneleven711on Feb 01, 2024 3:31pm

for visual learners

 https://etn.redmud.org/project/ at the bottom of diagram you start with bauxite(laterite) middlle of diagram you have the laterite bauxite residue or waste go right and it is time to remove ...more  
Post by seveneleven711on Feb 01, 2024 11:04am

fyi

Bauxite is a laterite. There exist a process that illustrates the conversion of bauxite residual waste to scandium phosphate then to scandium oxide. It is quite the process to seperate the impurities ...more  
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