Teuton Resources Corp V.TUO

Alternate Symbol(s): TEUTF

Metals & Mining Industrial Metals & Minerals

Teuton Resources Corp. is a Canada-based exploration stage company. The Company is in the business of acquiring, exploring and dealing in mineral properties in the province of British Columbia, Canada. It owns interests in more than thirty properties in the prolific Golden Triangle area of northwest British Columbia. The Company’s property portfolio includes, Treaty Creek Property, Eskay Rift Property, Harry Property, Del Norte Property, Lord Nelson Property, Orion Property, Big Gold Property, Tonga Property, Fiji Property, King Tut Property, Tuck Property, High North Property, Delta Property, Fairweather Property, Tennyson Property, Pearson Property, Clone Property, Four J’s Property, Konkin Silver Property, Midas Property, Bay Silver Property, Bonsai Property, Gold Mountain Property, Ram Property, Silver Leduc Property, Stamp Property, and Treaty East Property. The Lord Nelson claims lie immediately north of Teuton’s Del Norte property.

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Comment by sueronon Jul 07, 2021 2:32pm

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RE:Teuton vs. Skeena

Even so, the TC open pit can realize the same number of oz. per year or greater. I see Teuton as flat out mispriced at this point in time.

Going to agree that TUO MAY be under priced now?

But they might have to mill more rock to get the the same gold quanity..

I am not a mining person so I might be out to lunch..

Also its like night and day on who runs SKE compared to the older folk at TUD & TUO..

News out by SKE just about evey week keeping there share holders in the loop.

When have we every heard anything from TUD & TUO?

Don't hold your breath we might not see a release from them.

Wonder if Sprott owns any SKE?

I have never seen anything in print but at my age I might have missed it?

Not saying to buy or sell any of the three.

See you in November for a release.

Ron

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