yawn... come on already, SHOW ME THE MONEY!" ...
Furthermore, the $300 - $400 million valuation was based on the assumption of a portfolio of operating mines in the new company after the proposed combination, not on Shahuindo as a stand-alone project.
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there is that number again!
$300 - $400 million! 
gee, and now we find out it was based on an
"assumption"???
ya... can we also assume it includes the estimated value of coins that would be collectively found in all the seat cushions of the company vehicles? oh, and the money in the coffee can, ummm, and the unreturned bottles in the lunch room? LOL!
come on, just make us a cash offer and be done with it!
Everyone has their own price in mind. Personally, I think if they want the property (and it sure sounds like they do) they could get lucky at a buck a share, in cash - no shares, just cash. All the rhetoric and posturing seems to be leading us there. As proclaimed "deal-makers" why doesn't Century put out a press release with an all cash offer before the close of our vote and try to move forward? I mean really, look at their share-price; just look at their chart.
BTW, what I have always found backwards about this entire situation is why Century didn't buy our property first, and then work things out down south? Why would they not take care of things with the rightful owners first? They could have made us a respectable cash offer 9 months ago and could have been done with it. Today, IMO, it is going to cost a great deal more.
Meanwhile ... CHA-CHING!!! is that the cash register asking for another cool $1,000,000 quarterly payment?
good tradin'
-oldtimer
p.s. IMO, it aint working ... the majority of us are simply buying the shares and holding them, like they are early xmas presents! Using "anonymous" to buy and sell in baby lots is, IMO, ridiculous, but whatever, I'm sure you have a plan ...