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Magna Gold Corp V.MGR.H

Magna Gold Corp. is a Canada-based gold and silver production company. It is engaged in acquiring, exploring, developing and operating precious metal properties in Mexico. It is advancing its 100% owned flagship San Francisco Mine, its Margarita Silver Project and other highly prospective mineral properties located in Sonora and in Chihuahua. The San Francisco mine is situated in the north central portion of the state of Sonora, Mexico, approximately 150 kilometers (km) north of the state capital city of Hermosillo. The project covers approximately 47,395 hectares (ha). San Judas is an early-stage exploration property, located 240 km to the northwest of the state’s capital city of Hermosillo and runs along Federal Highway 16, covering a total aggregate area of 2,806 ha. The Mercedes Property consists of two contiguous claims covering an aggregate area of approximately 345 ha located approximately 250 km east-southeast along Federal Highway 16 from the state capital, Hermosillo.


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Comment by MacRellenon May 25, 2022 8:16am
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RE:RE:RE:Magna Gold Drastically Undervalued

RE:RE:RE:Magna Gold Drastically UndervaluedAdam Hamilton on cash costs vs. AISC:

Cash costs are the classic measure of gold-mining costs, including all cash expenses necessary to mine each ounce of gold.  But they are misleading as a true cost measure, excluding the big capital needed to explore for gold deposits and build mines.  So cash costs are best viewed as survivability acid-test levels for the mid-tier gold miners.  They illuminate the minimum gold prices necessary to keep the mines running.

All-in sustaining costs are far superior than cash costs, and were introduced by the World Gold Council in June 2013.  They add on to cash costs everything else that is necessary to maintain and replenish gold-mining operations at current output tempos.  AISCs give a much-better understanding of what it really costs to run gold mines as ongoing concerns, and reveal gold miners’ true operating profitability.

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