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PGG76109

01/07/13 8:02 AM

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Got a mention on CNBC this morning. I have been long physical gold for some time now going to add this to my watch list. GLTA

ComstockRoyalty Free

12/27/12 12:12 PM

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Re: #2: @nuketheshorts - You're right. This is a real blue-ribbon

Very Happy Here,

Hopefully we can do business with Franco in 2013.

FNV is Tier1

nuketheshorts Free

12/08/12 12:36 PM

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Re: #1: @ComstockRoyalty - 1st Messsage on FNV - Long since $14

You're right. This is a real blue-ribbon company that's gone practically unknown. Ownership was and remains vastly institutional.

I also like the sound of Gold Royalties. Thanks for the tip. I may take a roll of the dice on that one as a compliment to my investment in FNV.

ComstockRoyalty Free

12/07/12 12:29 PM

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1st Messsage on FNV - Long since $14 a share with probably the most little known royalty company in the United States.

We are long and have been long FNV and look foward to the growth prospects of FNV in Arizona, Nevada and California as the gold begins the next big leg up.

Franco Nevada is moving quickly with royalty companies in the field gathering new assets.

Do your DD.

Franco is a perfect investment if you are looking for a Tier 1 stock in a conservative platform.

http://www.mining.com/a-look-at-gold-royalty-companies/

Keep an eye on new small royalty companies like Comstock Royalty and http://www.mining.com/web/gold-royalties-corporation-and-franco-nevada-corporation-enter-into-agreement/

FNV is a STRONG BUY in my opinion.

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Franco Nevada Corp (FNV)

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Franco-Nevada lends money to cash-strapped borrowers so they can develop their mines. In return, Franco-Nevada gets a percentage of the mine's future revenues or the opportunity to buy whatever metals are produced for a low fixed cost -- often just $5 an ounce for silver and $400 per ounce for gold. (Compare that to current prices of about $35 and $1,700, respectively.) The company hauls in cash from the royalty and streaming proceeds tied to 45 productive mines. And that cash is used to invest in the next promising mine. Franco-Nevada has an ownership stake in 138 early-stage development projects and is poised to cash in on 26 advanced mining projects that are nearing the finish line to commercial production. This unique business model allows for full participation in new exploration projects without any of the heavy costs (or risks) associated with traditional mining. Franco-Nevada's gold, silver and platinum assets stretch from Montana to Indonesia to South Africa. But instead of having to explore for new sources (and then paying billions to develop them), the company lets its partners do the legwork. In effect, Franco-Nevada's only real job is to sit back and deposit checks.