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NuLegacy Gold Corp V.NUG

Alternate Symbol(s):  NULGF

NuLegacy Gold Corporation is a Canada-based exploration company focused on exploring for high-grade Carlin-style gold deposits on its premier 108 sq. km (42 sq. mile) district scale Red Hill property. The Red Hill is on trend/adjacent to three of Nevada Gold Mines' Carlin-type gold mines; the Pipeline, Cortez, and GoldrushII. Its Red Hill Property is located in the Cortez Gold Trend of north-central Nevada, United States (US). The Red Hill Property encompasses a total of 1,363 unpatented lode mining claims covering approximately 108 square kilometers (km2), of which 881 mining claims totaling approximately 68 km2 are owned, subject to certain underlying royalties, 100% by NuLegacy Gold Corporation and 482 claims comprising approximately 40 km2 are 100% controlled by NuLegacy pursuant to the Idaho Lease. Its Rift Anticline drill target (approximately 10 km2 within the 108 sq. km Red Hill property) has favorable Carlin-type gold system geology located within Nevada's Cortez gold complex.


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Comment by _Highlander_on Oct 05, 2017 8:13pm
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RE: A return to the Gold Standard?

RE: A return to the Gold Standard?The Dow is up 1000 points in about three weeks, it would be comical if it didnt have the potential to be so tragic, You know when the unraveling comes, there are millions of amatuer retail investors that have jumped in here at the top that will be burned, but who knows maybe the markets will just keep going up forever, im sure the central banks would love that.  My fear is when it does come the gold market gets dragged with it, which happens to a certain extent, although it generally recovers very quickly.
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