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Royal Canadian Mint Canadian Silver Reserves T.MNS

Royal Canadian Mint is an agent company. The Company is engaged in producing various circulation coins used in Canada and manages the support distribution system for the Government of Canada. The Company is the producer of circulation, collector and bullion investment coins for the domestic and international marketplace. It is also engaged in gold refining. Its products include circulation coins, collector coins, gifts souvenirs (coin sets, timepieces, commemorative medallions and jewelry) and bullion. It also offers dies, die coatings, master punches and tooling, plus roll and wrap, and other coin packaging. Its services include collectable coins, Canadian circulation, international minting services, medals, medallions and tokens and storage and refinery services. The Company provides storage services for Royal Canadian Mint branded precious metals in its vaults.


TSX:MNS - Post by User

Comment by victor75on Apr 13, 2007 1:39pm
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RE: BUY MNS to play MGA - franknstein

RE: BUY MNS to play MGA - franknsteinHi Franknstein, Great analysis on MNS and the MGA warrant strategy. Yesterday after a recent BNN guest's Uranium company thumbs up, I bought a small position in MGA shares @ 8.00, but also considered going the MGA.WT route for the additional leverage (they were actually trading at 4.00 when I bought my shares at 8.00) As of now, MGA @ 8.61, up 41c today, MGA.WT @ 4.50 up 49c), so after just one day you immediately see the "leverage" effect (when pps goes up!) as I could have picked up 2x the warrants instead of the shares. From the National Post warrant listing (link below), I see that the MGA.WT indicates $6.00 exercise price, expiring Feb 14, 2012 (5 years away). Are these the same MGA warrants as the upcoming MNS take-over arrangement that you mention (6 MNS for 1 MGA share + 1/2 MGA warrant?)that you indicate has a $7.00 exercise price? If they are the same, perhaps the National Post one is a typo? https://www.canada.com/nationalpost/financialpost/fpmarketdata/warrants.html I would appreciate any clarification that you might be able to provide on this warrant question? Thanks, Victor
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