RE:RE:Thank youThanks, Sooner... Yes, that's the idea. If everything goes well, ultimately adding more shares of Rio to my holdings from the investment. Whether we get Casino in the end we'll just have to wait and see,. Based on the public information we have now, we're looking at roughly a 50 year mine and possibly more... A deposit, not in size (that we know of) but similar in nature to Bingham Canyon, which was never thought to stay open as long as it has. As several others have mentioned on this forum before, We (us and BHP) still don't have a clear path on Resolution, in spite of our rather substantial investment there. Again, as a shareholder in Rio Tinto, I am aware we are heavily dependent on iron ore.... I am in complete agreement with management that growth in both copper and gold bodes well for the company going forward into the future.. Canada and specifically the Yukon appears to be a much more favorable jurisdiction (relative to others) to get a mine built.. Again, based on public information, there is quite a bit of metal in the ground at Casino... I'm hopeful we end up with the project... If another company is successful in acquiring it, I know I will still benefit, however, I'm looking out over the next three or four decades... By then my holdings in Rio will be passed on to my children... And I would prefer this asset to be a part of the company....