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Royal Nickel Corp. > My bet is on Kirkland Lake Gold .... starting bid $ 1 buck
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Comment by Jimpro63on Sep 16, 2018 6:43pm
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RE:My bet is on Kirkland Lake Gold .... starting bid $ 1 buck

RE:My bet is on Kirkland Lake Gold .... starting bid $ 1 buckI RETRACT MY PREVIOUS POST !!!!      Starting bid by Kirkland Lake Gold ( KL ) $$ 2 BUCKS PER SHARE ....   or are they going to wait for the next GOLD BOULDER ???   lol   NOT !! 

Jimpro63 wrote: one more humongous GOLD boulder and the offer is off the table..


Scientists may now understand why some parts of the planet's crust have much higher concentrations of gold than others do.

Gold, as well as other rare metals, can be brought to the surface by plumes of molten rock from deep within the mantle, the layer underneath Earth's crust, producing background levels of gold up to 13 times higher than elsewhere, according to research published Oct. 19 in the journal Geology.
 




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