Salty hamhockListen up salty. These forums are all about people coming together to express varying opinions. Don't start slinging mud just because someone disagrees with you.
I'm actually on the same page with the guy here who thought Bell was a better buy. Bell IS a better buy. No doubt about it. They got some fabulous copper properties, of which Granduc is just one. And from what I read at goldeditor.com they're going to be drilling there in May.
But lets get back to Silver Coin and Mt. Boy. You seem to know something about the area with your comments on Granduc, salty, so maybe you also remember when the Premier was operating low-grade some twenty years ago. I do. They lost huge money trying to process 3.0 g/t gold material from an open pit.
And yet here's the Minefill report coming back with 1.6 g/t for MTB and PNL. You expect me to get excited about that? Premier had the about the same silver and base metal content too, so don't tell me that's important. You can quote the high-grade holes all you went but if it does squat to raise the average grade of the open pit material, then it don't mean nothing. The posters here who are all hopping up and down about how great the Minefill report is are either newbies with no knowledge of mining or they're shills.
If Premier lost big on twice that grade, how is MTB going to make it? Even if they quadruple those reserves it isn't going to fly. Sure gold is a bit higher now, but so is everything else, steel, wages, fuel.
Why do you think Tenajon let the Kansas go for a mere $1 million work commitment? Because they knew it was too low grade. The Tenajon McLeods are a mining family. They made millions on Arequipa. If the Kansas property, which is where most of the Minefill gold resource is, was so great the McLeods would never have let her go.
Think about it.