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Constantine Metal Resources Ltd V.CEM


Primary Symbol: CNSNF

Constantine Metal Resources Ltd is a base and precious metal exploration company focused on its Alaska polymetallic project, Palmer. The company's flagship Palmer VMS Project, located near Haines in Southeast Alaska, is road-accessible and hosts two NI 43-101 compliant resources. The Palmer Project is a Joint Venture partnership between Constantine and Dowa Metals & Mining Co Ltd with the company as an operator.


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Comment by krishakon Sep 06, 2014 1:38pm
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Post# 22912694

RE:A dollar you say

RE:A dollar you say$1 or more is likely if Constantine becomes a story stock. That could happen if there are some spectacular drill results. I saw that happen twice with Goldquest (GQC). The first time was June 6, 2007 when they reported 142m with 2.5g/tAu, 2.59% cu, and 1.91% Zn. The stock was $0.36 on 6.5.07 and jumped to $1.80 on 6.6.07, for a 500% gain in one day. Second time was much greater, the stock was trading at $0.06 on 5.23.12 and was up to $2.03 by 8.21.12, a gain of 3,300% in 3 months. The trigger that time was 142m of 2.5g/t Au, 2.59%Cu, and 1.91% Zn. For CEM the story kicks in when analysts start talking about Palmer's location. It is in the same belt of rocks as Windy Craggy, (the world's largest VMS), and Greens Creek, (the worlds richest VMS)  Greens Creek was valued at over $1billion when Hecla completed their purchase of it in 2008. Garfield has suggested that Palmer could be bigger than Greens Creek. So continuing the story, Constantine's market cap is $26million. That is $1,000,000/26 = 38 X less than the value of Greens Creek - lots of upside potential in this one if drill results start to validate a Greens Creek comparison!
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