Investor Presentation - Aug 2011One of the top Management teams in the world
4 Mine discoveries > $1.2 trillion to shareholders
Lawrence Dick, P.Geo, Ph.D Economic Geology 4 discoveries including the third largest Copper mine in the world – Collahuasi San Jose silver mine in Mexico
Graham Clark, LLB. Former General Counsel, Newmont Negotiated and structured mining production deals worth $15+ billion and more than 43 million oz gold Post-Betze and Leeville gold mines in Carlin, Nevada, and Yanacocha gold mine in Peru.
Baron Group More than $1 billion in capital raised for junior and intermediate mining companies
Location, Location, Location...
Proximity to one of the largest silver districts in the world
More than 2 billion ounces of silver produced Over $14 billion in resource value to shareholders Largest silver mine in district at 6,000 feet in depth; GFA currently at 50 feet
Near-term producer positioned similarly to Great Panther (T.GPR) and Endeavour Silver (T.EDR) not too long ago
Within 26 km of Great Panther, 17 km of Endeavour Silver and 34 km of AuRico (T.AUQ)
Extension of tunnel and extraction of ore scheduled for Q4 2011 for cash flow
GFA to bring historical records with grades and recovery rates up to current 43- 101 standards
Opportunity
If evaluation program confirms historical data,
Golden Fame will be highly profitable
Low CapX and extraction costs less than $70/tonne
Initial target of 1.5 million tonnes of ore would produce $25+ million a year in profit
Open on strike and to depth with opportunity to expand Lawrence Dick’s comments on this opportunity: “Our team views this project as a potential near-term production scenario, should the data permit, with exploration beginning immediately towards a goal of providing a potentially-economic resource, while step-out drilling and underground work attempt to enlarge the ultimate size of the system.”
Mexican Silver Belt
Silver was originally discovered by Spanish explorers at La Luz in 1548 and subsequently at Guanajuato in 1552.
Guanajuato is considered to be one of the top three historic silver mining districts in Mexico, having produced an estimated 1.0 to 1.2 billion oz silver and 5 to 6 million oz gold.
At their peak during the 1700's, the silver mines of Guanajuato and La Luz were thought to be the largest and richest silver mines in the world.
Key Producers
Great Panther Silver As of mid-July Market Capitalization of $490 million
Endeavour Silver Corp As of mid-July Market Capitalization of $871 million
AuRico Gold (formerly Gammon Gold) As of mid-July Market Capitalization of $2.1 billion
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