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Silver Valley Metals Corp V.SILV

Alternate Symbol(s):  SVMFF

Silver Valley Metals Corp. is a Canadian exploration company. The Company is focused on the advancement of strategic and precious mineral properties. The Company owns a 100% interest in a lithium and potassium bearing salar complex comprising 4,056 hectares on three mineral concessions (the Mexico-Canada Project or Mexi-Can Project) located on the Central Mexican Plateau in the states of Zacatecas, and San Luis Potosi, Mexico. The mineral concessions include La Salada, Santa Clara and Caliguey. Its La Salada concession is located approximately 80 km north-northwest of Zacatecas city, adjacent to the town of La Salada. Its Santa Clara concession is located 70 km northeast of Zacatecas city, 8 km north-northwest of the town of Illescas. Its Caliguey is located 60 km northeast of Zacatecas city, 10 km east of the town of Villa de Cos.


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Comment by micromikeon Sep 25, 2010 2:37pm
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Post# 17492701

RE: RE: CCC shares

RE: RE: CCC sharesJust doing the numbers if  CCC does come out at .35 I get this.

BTC shares outstanding 75.6M * .3 =  22.7M shares for CCC. So then 22.7*.35 = 7.9Mil would be the valuation removed from BTC. The market cap for BTC using Fridays close of 72 cents a share is 54.5Mil so in theory  7.9 mil valuation leaves BTC but they do retain a 1% smelter fee so I have no idea what valuation the market would put on that.  54.5 - 7.9 = 46.6 mil. Take 46.6mil/75.6mil shares = 61.6. So in theory if the deal does go down I come up with a 72-62 =10 cent drop in price but there is the 1% smelter fee that BTC retains. These are just the numbers so I have no idea what the market will do when it happens but I do expect BTC to drop in value if and when the deal is done.

So just for fun here the valuation for the shares BTC holds using Fridays close.

Company shares Share Price Equity share valuation
Coro 58000000  $ 0.55  $ 31,900,000.00  $ 0.421
MAR 1565000  $ 3.81  $ 5,962,650.00  $ 0.079
PVS 1500000  $ 0.49  $ 735,000.00  $ 0.010
BCU 815000  $ 0.25  $ 203,750.00  $ 0.003
 Share assets    ->   $         0.512


I used 58mil for Coro share which is the warrants included. I used 4.5 mil to buy the warrants. They have used some cash up so they could have around 3 mil left in the bank so that's about 4 cents.

So 10 cents for CCC + 51 cents for share holdings + 3 cents for cash =64 cents. Friday close 72 -64 = 8 cents for the rest of their other property. These numbers are using 35 cents for CCC which we don't know what they will come out as and what the market will value them. Bottom line is that IMHO they are still way under valued plus if they keep MAR shares they will get new share from MAR gold company that MAR is making so that's more valuation.. On the plus side BTC management is trying to get valuation for BTC and CCC is a really good way to do it.

Just sitting back watching things unfold.

MM
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