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Royal Nickel Corp. > What I’m trying to understand
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Comment by lorang41on Nov 07, 2019 6:13pm
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RE:RE:RE:What I’m trying to understand

RE:RE:RE:What I’m trying to understandThank you for your reply. The cost of C$17,531,000 comes from p.14 note 5 of the Financial Statements being the total of coarse gold, gold ore and w.i.p. of C$16,126,000 and Spcimen Stone of C$1.405.000 . And yes I think even at USD$1339/ounce, it will be humongous when sold.
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