RE: Only problem I have with this discovery.Well it seems that the "old" mines are back in style given todays metal prices and why shouldnt they be? Dont forget that todays surveys are capable of discovering nearby sources of minerals that those old time miners never new existed. The grades definitly seem economical and this isnt the only KTN property worth mentioning. There is a low share float and the gold, zinc and lead values of this recent set of drill assay's make mining the silver virtually free. Mexico also has cheaper labor, in a mining friendly, stable country compared to other possible locations for starting a mine and i would imagine because previous mines existed nearby, that infrastructure is great. This little company seems to have done its leg work early on by securing great properties and as a result any future share dilution should be rather minimal compared to many other junior mining plays. The latest news release also gave a reference to a strike length over 2 km's and a mention of how this drilling has surprised KTN because they believe it is now much larger then they first anticipated. All in all, a note worthy release and todays new investors should feel pretty comfortable in their current positions.