Tuesday should be interestingKeep an eye on FMM through the week because when it moves it's going to run. Why would UnderWorld want their team brought in one by one under the radar to FMM board? Why would FMM have a
conflict of interest? With balk sampling, Drilling, Cash from Harmony, Directors from UnderWorld moving in, Sprott buying a krap load, insiders optioned out, Richest mine in America going back into production, High grade gold, Zinc,Copper, Uranium, Coal, And other properties this won't stay at 20 cents long! I bet you that if this was to trade 3 million shares in a day that it would rattle their cages and they would have to come out with the news.
Re post from hyroller:
UnderWorld wants all the properties but most of all
The Lucky Shot mine was the richest historic gold producer in the Willow Creek mining district. Records
from the Alaska Department of Mines and Company Records report 250,000 ounces of gold recovered
from 1921 to 1940, at an average grade of 1.48 oz/ton Au. Limited modern exploration has been
performed in the Lucky Shot area since the closure of the mine. Property infrastructure is excellent, with
road access from Anchorage and close proximity to both rail and power. Camp and maintenance facilities
are operated year-round
Or 40 Mile property
LWM08-28: 1.6 meters true width averaging 26.2% Zn, 14.3% Pb and 246.0 g/t Ag
LWM08-32: 19.9 meters true width averaging 12.5% Zn, 8.1%, Pb and 158.7 g/t Ag
LWM08-33: 7.7 meters true width averaging 12.7% Zn, 15.6% Pb and 259.6 g/t Ag
LWM08-34: 3.7 meters true width averaging 17.3% Zn, 9.5% Pb and 158.3 g/t Ag
LWM08-41: 3.6 meters true width averaging 4.7% Zn, 33.5% Pb and 459.4 g/t Ag
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