Tudor Gold Corp V.TUD

Metalology is not a concern for TUO

[Jeedart]

fordster wrote:

There are no concerns about metallurgy....there never has been. It's always been Konkins plans to get the target totally mapped out and then do metallurgy...you already figured out why.

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Try figuering this out.
Dino. CEO of TUO, has a degree in metalology partiscipated in a TUD PP after  refrectory gold was identified. TUO has invested in 6,000.000 TUD shares and have not sold a single share.

[fordster]

Bingo!...I never knew Dino was a metallurgist....and a shrewd one at that. Longh and Strong is back. You just don't seem to have the same stride in your step (seriously). You're making points but they are "half hearted". Tough times buddy? Hey! CSK, Maniac, Longh and Strong, Dino from Teuton is a metallurgist. He's up to his gills in TC and he keeps participating in the PPs

[Jetstream1281]

I'd be curious to know just who these people are who DO have concerns....nobody seems to have any names....

[fordster]

And that's the way they want it.

[TudManiac]

Da big boyz...........da bankstas.................da instos...................da geos................da met guys...................longandstrong guy................. But the only ones dat matter right now are the ones who still own..........and are still sellin...........................the others maybe can be conived into buyin in.......... i

[cskhurasu]

You guys are hilarious. Because Dino is a metallurgist and takes part of the PPs, the facts in theTUD Technical Report can be dismissed? How about some facts. TC facts, not fantasies about roasters in the middle of nowhere. Your report uncovered a serious problem. Your report. There has been no 43101 disclosure on metallurgy since. So, you have a serious problem until you show you have solved it

[Jetstream1281]

Here's a fact. Roasting WILL solve the metallurgy probems as it  entirely eliminates Carbon and Sulfur from the equation. Many companies make money roasting much less valuable metals than gold, so there's no way it wouldn't be profitable....Power is available, all it would take would be the initial startup capex and you'd be set up. If you do some research you'll find that

[cskhurasu]

A roaster at TC is a complete fantasy. The capex would be billions and the permitting would be a nighmare and the concentrate grade is not high enough to pay for the processing. When TUD comes up with a 43101 report that shows roasting to be viable, let me know. As for putting TC ore through the SEA plant, they are very different material. SEA is not refractory. SEA cannot go through the Pretium

[Jetstream1281]

You are not understanding what I'm saying......When an ore is not refractory, the metals are either free  or oxides.....both of which are leachable. When you roast a sulfide ore it converts the metals to metal oxides and burns off any carbon which may be occluding them...they are now apples and apples, able to be concentrated or leached in EXACTLY the same way as SEA ore would be (in fact

[Jetstream1281]

Even if we never discovered another ounce thats $15 billion at $1800 gold. If the price of gold goes up you're doing even better.....

[Jetstream1281]

I get that you still have to mine it but there's no way it will cost that much to mine it....... Not saying this is what they're going to do, but it IS a possibility.....