RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:opinionFord, I am not sure where the $200-300 million comes from, but the location of those aggragates is a place where transporting an equal amount of said aggragate could make it worth that much. Also on that property is part of the rail coridor and 4 conductive targets that should be drilled.
In addition to the value of those INV claims that contain the transportation corridor, several INV claims contain exposed bedrock that could be used as consolidated aggregate needed for a planned railroad embankment. This source of bedrock is of strategic value as it is the only easily accessible source of high quality consolidated aggregate in the northern two thirds of a 320 kilometer transportation corridor. CCC filed for assessment its geotechnical soil sampling program on the INV claims and distributed the credits to the higher priority claims, and allowed lower priority claims to lapse. The order of priority are those claims containing the transportation corridor, those claims containing bedrock exposures, and lastly those claims containing magnetic and electromagnetic anomalies that could be associated with high concentrations of valuable metallic minerals.