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Icon Energy Ltd V.ICN


Primary Symbol: ICNOF

Icon Energy Limited is an Australia-based oil and gas exploration company. The Company has a 100% interest in, and is operator of, the ATP 855 tenement and the basin-centered gas resource that it contains. The Company’s ATP 855 is located in the Cooper-Eromanga Basin on the eastern side of the Queensland and South Australian border. The Company's tenements include ATP 855, PRL's 33-49, ATP 594, PEP 170, PEP 172, and PEP 173. PRL's 33-49 are adjacent to ATP 855 on the western side of the border, and both permits share part of the Nappamerri Trough. ATP 855 is located in the Nappamerri Trough, one of the six troughs within the Cooper Basin. The tenement covers the deepest part of the trough, containing the thickest sequence of Permian sediments in the entire Cooper Basin. It is within these sediments that a large, unconventional, basin-centered gas resource has been discovered that extends across the entire tenement. ATP 855 occupies a total area of 1,679 square kilometers (km2).


OTCPK:ICNOF - Post by User

Comment by allenbowon May 18, 2011 12:24pm
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Post# 18594561

RE: RE: you have to read the hole right:

RE: RE: you have to read the hole right:True. But there is this thing called High-Nugget Effect Gold Vein Deposits, so you have to discount that you just got super lucky and hit a huge one while the rest of the drill core was comparatively thin - so you have cut-offs when this occurs.

I am no geologist but this is my understanding. Let's say you drilled and punched through the Centennial Nugget found in Alaska at 294 ounces. Well that would make one heck of a drill hole!!! But you may never find another hit like it or anywhere close. Do you still have a mine?

In any case, I think they are onto to something and I bought.

Let's see how it ends up.

One way or the other, discounted, capped, cutt-off, whatever, the drill hole was great.
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