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Rover Critical Minerals Corp. V.ROVR

Alternate Symbol(s):  ROVMF

Rover Critical Minerals Corp. is a Canada-based junior mining company specializing in United States and Canadian critical minerals. The Company focuses on advancing exploration at its Let’s Go Lithium (LGL) Project, located near Pahrump, NV. Lithium at the LGL Project is hosted in lakebed claystones within the Amargosa Valley of southwest Nevada. The LGL Project is district-scale in size with tier one mine exploration potential. It has a diverse portfolio of mining resource development projects. Its critical mineral projects include lithium, zinc, and copper. Its precious metals projects include gold and silver. Its projects include the Indian Mountain Lake (IML) Volcanic Massive Sulphide Project, Cabin Gold Group of Projects, Up Town Gold Property, and others. The IML Volcanic Massive Sulphide project is its second district scale land package, representing about 30,000 acres of greenstone belt. The Cabin Gold Group of Properties consists of three projects: Cabin Gold, Camp Gold,...


TSXV:ROVR - Post by User

Post by Wangotango67on Aug 29, 2022 3:13am
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ANOTHER IDEA

ANOTHER IDEAContinuation of former post -

Every junior's wish is to ( prove up ) and sell the resource without the headache of - mining it.
Second wish - receive the highest dollar value for - in situ gold oz.
What helps in receving the highest dollar value ?
Near surface gold oz.
High grade gold - provides a buffer when it comes to extraction or spot gold price flucutations.


What's a good price for in situ gold ?
Based on former purchases - $250/oz is pretty darn good ( top end )

It's how to get that dollar value in these suppressed markets.
Most all ( up n comings ) are cashed strapped.
Total grid lock in markets - financiers are leary of, dishing out the capital.

Suppose Forrtune spun out a new - sub company.
Strictly for funding the, Nico.
But also to purchase - near surface gold ounces - rovers.

Rover recieves - 10,000,000 mil shares @ say.... $0.50 cents ( bonus shares )
Fortune - agrees to buy ( hypo ) 85,000 oz
Fortune - agrees ot pay $250/oz
Fortune - would be responsible to mine the gold - all costs.
Fortune - might stand to profit - ( $1,750 spot - 600 run cost - 250 rover = $1,100 ) 
Fortune - 85,000 oz x 1,100 / = $93,500,000 / cdn
Rover - creates contingency - if Fortune fails - gold claims revert back to - Rover.
Rover - $250 x 85,000 = $21,250,000 / cdn + 10,000,000 mil shares in Fortunes new spin out.
              ( shares exercisable immediately upon spinout to assist with - Indian Lake )


- hypothetical collaboration - perhaps a silly idea... but then again, maybe not.
might allow Fortune to fund thier Nico project with less dilution - less dependency on financiers.

Again...
Just ideas...( in no way is this post investment advice ) kindly do your own DD.
Junior space is incredibly hard.

I'm merely trying to figure a plausable plan in which assists the two juniors.
Sometimes it takes collaboration ( BETWEEN 2 )  to make things happen.

Especially remote projects - and well, Fortune seems to have more clout - more advanced - and
has jumped through several hoops with first nations and environmental - they might be able
to fast track another nearby project - all the quicker if one project ( rovers) ( potentially had a tie in by way of, funding Nico = making both projects one and the same - or - two phase process.


Again...
not investment advice.
Just me being me... love researching mineral projects.
And... it rained like hell for a few days...
Nothing else to do...lol


If Rover doesn't like this post.
By all means... permission to scrub it.

That's all i have.
I closed out mega windows of reseach.
Eyes are worn out.
Those historical  PDF  files with multiple hundreds of pages - are wicked on the eyes.
Ugh....

If  Rover also assays for potential - secondary minerals - hey, i'll be happy.


Cheers...


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