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Grenville Gold Corp GVLGF

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"Grenville Gold Corp is a Canadian junior natural resource company. It is engaged in procuring and developing mineral properties in South America. The company owns an interest in the Silveria property and the Espanola property located in Peru. Grenville targets silver, gold, copper, zinc, and lead on the properties. The company also owns an interest in Josephina and Silver Mountain Properties which consists several claims and located in the Huarochiri province of Lima, Peru."


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Grenville Gold Corp > No news, no developments
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Comment by edsashaon Aug 02, 2011 11:38pm
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RE: No news, no developments

RE: No news, no developmentsGive it up on Grenville Gold. The only reason I still have shares is because it would cost me more in commission than I would get if I sold them. Had 'em for five years. One of those dumb-ass mistakes that everyone makes early in their investing career.
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