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SilverCrest Mines Inc SVLC



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Post by stockhound2on Mar 20, 2009 4:48am
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Post# 15857954

coffin bros update

coffin bros update

Silvercrest Mines (SVL-V: $0.63) has

entered an agreement to sell a portion of its

Santa Elena gold production to Sandstorm

Resources (SSL-V), which is a new gold

stream company being set up by several of

the founders of Silver Wheaton (SLW-T).

The agreement calls for Sandstorm to pay

SVL US $12 million and make available an

additional US$6 million loan, at Silvercrest’s

option. In return SVL will sell 20% of its heap

leach gold production from Santa Elena to

Sandstorm for $350 per ounce. It’s expected

that 50,000 ounces from heap leach

production would be sold to Sandstorm over

several years, effectively pricing gold to SSL

at $600/oz, not counting the value of the

loan. If SVL takes the loan too, it is probably

$3-4 million away from the cash total it

needs to finish Santa Elena.

With gold and silver moving again we would

not expect the company to have too much

trouble raising the amounts required without

the sort of dilution we feared a few weeks

ago. The company is awaiting an explosives

permit and some municipal permits, and has

already ordered and paid for some of the

longer lead time items. With the background

Sandstorm’s management has we expect

them to finish off their funding and be ready

to fund SVL fairly quickly. Accumulation at

these levels to bring your costs down (if you

haven’t already) should now be rewarded

more quickly with the project back on track.

https://www.silvercrestmines.com/

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