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Core Gold DMMIF

Metals & Mining Industrial Metals & Minerals
Core Gold Inc is a gold mining company based in Canada with all operations in Southern Ecuador. The company primarily explores for gold and silver. Some of its projects includes Zaruma Mine & Portovelo Mill, Dynasty Goldfield and Copper Duke Project.


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Comment by The_Alchemiston Feb 18, 2013 12:41pm
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RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: 12-18 month Perdictions

RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: 12-18 month Perdictions

I'd have to agree.  Well said.

 

From what I have seen underground mining is not easy, plagued with constant problems.  Fortunately a cost overrun doesn’t appear to be one them for the Zaruma mine and you have to give management some credit for that.

 

Starting on the day dmm signed their new small miner’s agreement, if dmm hasn’t been processing that small mountain of ore that was beside their mill (in the picture on the front of their presentation), then yes I would agree there is something seriously wrong here.  But otherwise I would give them a passing grade, and say they probably did the best they could in this odd situation.  From my point of view the oddness of the situation should be what makes everyone that was fortunate enough to get in at these depressed prices lots of money.

 

 

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