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Great Republic Mining Corp V.GRM


Primary Symbol: C.GRM

Great Republic Mining Corp. is a Canada-based exploration-stage mining company. The Company is engaged in the business of mineral exploration and the acquisition of mineral property assets. The Company is focused on developing economic precious and base metal properties of merit and conducting its exploration program on the Porcher Property. The Porcher Property group consists of over nine contiguous mineral titles covering an area of approximately 3,560.4 hectares in the northwest part of British Columbia, Canada, approximately 40 kilometers southwest of the city of Prince Rupert on Porcher Island.


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Comment by kroghon Jan 14, 2008 5:17am
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Post# 14196799

RE: Anyone concerned that Lindero is low grade?

RE: Anyone concerned that Lindero is low grade?The 1 out of 1000 companies finding an economic deposit is too small. I don't believe it. Are there around 2000 tsx junior mining companies? Obvisously, many more than 2 will find an economic deposit. More than 2 have already put a mine into production during this cycle! There would be no point investing here if the odds were so bad. Many of the "experts" just repeat something they have heard without thinking about it themselves. What is the original source for that statement? How do they define an economic deposit? Maybe, maybe 1 out of 1000 grassroot drill programs leads to a mine, but not 1 out of 1000 companies. But what is the source for this, and how exactly did they do the statistics. And obviously, John Embry is doing nothing to attract new investors to the sector by saying things like that. If I knew nothing about mining and heard that statement, I would move on to another sector for my investments. Cheers.
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