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North American Gem Inc > NAGs coal reserves and mine lives?
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Post by TXRogers on Apr 03, 2010 1:07pm

NAGs coal reserves and mine lives?

For NAGs coal prospects only:

I don't know if anyone else has been wondering, but where is NAGs long term prospect with regards to time duration of coal mining in Kentucky ?  How much estimated coal are they permitted to mine at this time and how long will it last them ?

Or is Kentucky a few years of mining only,  andSaskatchewan is the long term future ?

Any thoughts would be appreciated.
Comment by stavros67 on Apr 03, 2010 5:57pm
Go back and read the Jay Taylor article. In it, it was stated that they may have a MONSTER coal deposit there in Kentucky and they have only literally scratched the surface. It will require some drilling but they will probably find LOTS of high quality coal.Also, I heard a rumor that the Saskatchewan coal play will heat up later this spring-early summer. Things will be very exciting for all us NAG ...more  
Comment by blablo on Apr 03, 2010 8:48pm
What property were they drilling hoping to find the monster reserve?
Comment by TXRogers on Apr 03, 2010 10:30pm
I hope you're right stavros67 -  there's nothing better than having a large stock position which just keeps growing in value.  However,  I try and not to bank so much on speculations by Jay Taylor and am more interested in the here-and-now.And I would agree that the Saskatchewan coal will be the next logical frontier to pursue.   What I wanted to know was how much ...more  
Comment by donat50 on Apr 04, 2010 11:34am
In a previous news release NAG stated that they have over 20 years of reserves in Kentucky alone .With gold headed higher again I would think LL would be a good next play .Saskatchewan doesn't have any processing facilities yet so production there is a long way off .GXS and the others are spinning there wheels trying to see how much coal they have while NAG moves forward .We have the best play ...more  
Comment by lucci2005 on Apr 04, 2010 11:49am
Donat50,You are 100% correct.  We have the best coal play out there.  GXS and others are finding out how much coal there is.  We have the most land there, and the coal is spread throughout, not just on GXS land.  So they are doing all the work for us.  As for production, we are many years away from it in Saskatchewan.  So for NAG to focus on Kentucky is very smart ...more  
Comment by TXRogers on Apr 04, 2010 12:54pm
Interesting comments and view points.   Thank you fellow investors.Sounds like NAG is going to be one of my long positions.And I will keep accumulating accordingly.
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