BonTerra Resources Inc V.BTR

Alternate Symbol(s): BONXF

Metals & Mining Gold

Bonterra Resources Inc. is a Canada-based gold exploration company with a portfolio of advanced exploration assets anchored by a central milling facility in Quebec, Canada. The Company is engaged in the business of acquiring, exploring, and evaluating natural resource properties in the province of Quebec. The Company’s assets include Gladiator, Barry, Moroy, and Bachelor. The Company holds a 100% interest in 436 mineral claims covering 22,779.32 hectares surrounding the town of Desmaraisville. The Bachelor Mine is located on one mining concession, and one mining lease, four kilometers (km) south of Highway 113 and 90 km northeast of the city of Lebel-sur-Quevillon. The Company holds a 100% interest in 21 mineral claims in the city of Val-d’Or in Quebec covering 457.53 hectares. The Company holds a 90% interest in two mining leases north of the town of Skead within the city of Greater Sudbury in Ontario. The two mining leases cover an area of approximately 129.99 hectares.

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Comment by iluv2buyemon Jun 26, 2022 7:56pm

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Wow ! B4 my time there stu ! 2004 , not even investing at that time . But hey.....
The $ 80 , 000 sure was cheap . Now add a ZERO ,$ 800 , 000 and BIG JOHN gets another steal deal!

heystupid wrote: Roosen is an interesting guy with a story. For him and his buddies to complete and compete Urban Barry they need 11 million ounces and a mill. Wonder where they could get those types of numbers ? Fruit, you know ? ..hahahaha ... They sure like to get things cheap ..but sometimes ya just gotta pay.
This from an old article on Malartic ..in case we could have shareholders interested in the read...?

Mr. Roosen and his business partners John Burzynski and Bob Wares bought the Canadian Malartic property in a bankruptcy auction in 2004 for the laughably cheap price of $80,000. They re-imagined the old deposit as a large, low-grade open pit, and ended up identifying nine million ounces of reserves and more than 11 million ounces including resources.