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Comment by arthur7440on Jan 15, 2011 11:33am
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RE: RE: Re ecl61 Posts

RE: RE: Re ecl61 Posts

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A large part of the reason that I think it is reasonable to accept Baldock's business plan is the reality of the price of gold at $1300+. The lower grade ores in Nevada were not economical to mine when gold was $4-500. The plan is to exploit ores that at one time were not profitable


   Do You Really Think Badcock can do wonders,  LOL    Ask him about the missing Gold,

      
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