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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Silver Bullet Mines Corp. SBMCF


Primary Symbol: V.SBMI

Silver
SBMI's flagship asset is the Black Diamond Project located in the major mining camp of Globe, Arizona. Black Diamond is a massive project, covering 4900 acres and hosting five former producing silver mines. SBMI also owns the George Washington Mine, a former silver and gold producer in Idaho on patented lands.

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Comment by Luckierjack2on Apr 12, 2023 12:13pm

RE:RE:RE:RE:Ill roll the dice

Interesting comment that combines the results of a bunch of mines around the world. Not sure how it relates to SBMI.  Interesting to see how much silver they produce. Any thoughts?
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Comment by WarrantOfficeron Apr 10, 2023 9:27am

RE:RE:RE:Ill roll the dice

Metals Focus’s World Silver Survey 2022 estimates silver’s total cash cost of production at $3.88 per ounce, and all-in sustaining cost of silver production at $10.88 per ounce. Silver is ...more  
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Comment by Luckierjack2on Apr 10, 2023 8:37am

RE:RE:Ill roll the dice

Care to make a prediction on ounces produced and revenue?
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Comment by WarrantOfficeron Apr 04, 2023 9:11am

RE:Ill roll the dice

I am sure you will not see .05 here. If it happens I will gladly add to my position. Should see a nice rise in SP after first quarter of production numbers are shared. 
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Post by younginvestor27on Mar 17, 2023 12:42pm

Ill roll the dice

when it hits .05
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Comment by WarrantOfficeron Mar 13, 2023 6:11pm

RE:RE:RE:New Press Release - Silver Bullet Mines Corp. Encounters Further Silver Mineralization and Returns to Processing Material at its Mill

I was watching a Power Play interview with Peter Clausi a couple of months ago. He mentioned that their strategic planning was based on silver at $16 an ounce. Silver currently 30% higher. 
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Comment by geolithon Mar 13, 2023 9:32am

RE:RE:New Press Release - Silver Bullet Mines Corp. Encounters Further Silver Mineralization and Returns to Processing Material at its Mill

That is a prudent response from the company.  Getting financial data every 3 months is pretty good.
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Comment by Avocadopiton Mar 11, 2023 3:09pm

RE:New Press Release - Silver Bullet Mines Corp. Encounters Further Silver Mineralization and Returns to Processing Material at its Mill

I asked SBMI about publishing costs and silver production on Friday. They told me they cannot publish per ton costs outside of the quarterly report, but silver production they can: "That we can ...more  
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Comment by tobinator01on Mar 06, 2023 1:17pm

RE:Reported high grade levels of Gold and PGM are false

Yes this is a black eye for SBM and will hurt their assay credibility for a long time.  What they need to do is send the two labs materials to each other and find out why there is several order ...more  
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Comment by geolithon Mar 03, 2023 10:34am

RE:RE:RE:Reported high grade levels of Gold and PGM are false

The gold standard is the fire assay. Mass spec is better than, or less likely erroneous from emissions adsorption, but the small sample weight for the spec results cannot compete with the fire assay ...more  
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Comment by WarrantOfficeron Mar 03, 2023 10:26am

RE:RE:Reported high grade levels of Gold and PGM are false

geolith: I surmize from your last post that the Mass Spectrometry assays from the initial samples just may be closer to reality than the latest results and to wait for the Mass Spectormetry assays ...more  
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Comment by geolithon Mar 03, 2023 9:56am

RE:Reported high grade levels of Gold and PGM are false

Mass spectrometry rarely results in errors of this magnitude unless it is improperly operated. The complete ionization of the prepared sample feed should result in individual ions being weighed by ...more  
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