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Gold X Mining Corp. GLDXF

Gold X Mining Corp. is a Canadian junior mining company developing the Toroparu Gold Project in Guyana, South America. Gold X has spent more than US$150 million on the Project to date to classify 7.35 million ounces of Measured and Indicated and 3.15 M-oz of Inferred Gold Resources, develop engineering studies for use in a feasibility study, and define a number of exploration targets around Toroparu on its 53,844 hectare (538 km2) 100% owned Upper Puruni Concession.


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Comment by eebleron Nov 25, 2010 9:15am
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RE: RE: Staring matches

RE: RE: Staring matchesThey've been doing alluvial mining in the past, so the transition to hardrock is going to mean bigger costs.  Hard to say how much of what they have on-site is already viable so until they can actual produce some of the preliminary feasibility studies, it really is just a guess.  I've seen some new mines brought in for 250m-350m and others costing way more.  With Sandspring off the beaten path and with a much bigger and more complex circuit to run, the costs for power and logistical access are definitely going to be more than some mines that are lucky enough to be within spitting distance of roads and main power grids. Longer-term, it will likely be a drop in the bucket though when you look at the potential size of the resource. 

eebler

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