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Marlin Gold Mining MALZF

Marlin Gold Mining Ltd is engaged in the exploration, development and production of gold and silver in the Americas. The company owns three properties located in Mexico and the USA and a portfolio of royalties. Its properties portfolio includes Commonwealth project, Arizona, United States; Gavilanes Project, Durango, Mexico; and La Trinidad Mine, Sinaloa, Mexico.


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Comment by Tinmannon May 04, 2012 6:48pm
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Post# 19874071

RE: RE: RE: Submits Enviro Permit

RE: RE: RE: Submits Enviro Permit

For a project with likely $30mm capex or less, who cares?

At $1200 gold and $600 costs and 40,000 ozs/yr, the mine would payout in a year and the rest would be gravy. Not to mention that there looks to be potential for pit expansion and satellite deposits. 

Brownlie did an awesome job at Capital Gold and looks set to do it again. Wait a year, pay more. Simple as that. At 7c how wrong can you go?

Even if they did 100% equity by issuing 400mm shares at 7c (worst case scenario), you'd be at 600mm shares out and a market cap of $42mm with an asset cash flowing $24mm a year at $1200 gold.

Don't see much downside from here.

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