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Just wait and see. An explosion is coming.
Newuser: I don't know anything other than the founder's thesis is most likely correct - that in and of itself makes this worth paying attention to. I do not have Private message access.
Down another 13%. Investors don't seem to like dilution.
Another toxic convertible note. Ho hum.
Yes, in the sense that returns were observed and that such was not anticipated - or the level of return was somewhat surprising. To date I know of no effort to further investigate or quantify.
As I recall the assay results . . . . I don't reemember if any REE's we specifically tested for, or if they were revealed as part of the process. JB addresses the topic in NR's at the time, in his usual Blue-Collar Scholar style and I am sure you can find them on Liberty's website.
Yes, that's the bull's thesis. But when the company trots out stupid stuff like REE and lithium(!!?), who can take them seriously?
Lithium is primarily sourced from brines and hard rock deposits. Brines, found in salt lakes, are a common source, often yielding lower-grade lithium, while hard rock mining, which involves geological surveys and drilling, generally results in higher-grade lithium. Lithium-bearing minerals, such as spodumene, petalite, lepidolite, and amblygonite, are extracted from pegmatites.
Here's a more detailed breakdown:
1. Brines:
Salt lakes:
Salars, or salt lakes, in South America (Chile, Argentina, Bolivia) are major sources of lithium, where it is extracted from the brines.
Subsurface brines:
Underground brines trapped in the Earth's crust are also a source of lithium carbonate.
Oilfield and geothermal brines:
Extraction from these brines has been demonstrated and may become increasingly important in the future.
2. Hard Rock Deposits:
Pegmatites: These granitic rocks, enriched with rare metals, are a source of lithium.
Spodumene and Petalite: These are the most commercially viable lithium-bearing minerals found in pegmatites.
Hectorite and Jadarite: These minerals, found in sedimentary basins, may become important future sources of lithium.
Very positive/suggestive Z tem along with robust samples in an historically rich mining region, with good infrastructure and year-round mineability. Part of a porphyry?
Recent $10 million funding for drilling campaign, insider buying, soliciting Washington/GOP, with gepolitical winds favoring domestic sourcing.
Metal prices, skyrocketing, and likely continued devaluation of our dollar.
This is the bulls thesis. Do I have that right?
Yes of course he said that. What most people don't understand is that REE are "present" in every sample you can possibly take, in any kind of geology. He wasn't lying but he wasn't being very honest either. He was counting on the ignorance of his investors.
And current management IS DOING IT AGAIN!
And now lithium?
Are they deliberately trying to drive away savvy investors??
I recall Briscoe saying that REE had been found in the samples!?
The company's Hay Mountain Project in southeast Arizona is positioned as a strategic asset for developing copper, lithium, and rare earth elements,
Not really news, but interesting info nonetheless. https://www.stocktitan.net/news/LBSR/liberty-star-board-chair-pete-o-heeron-director-gerardo-king-11lct93m4bir.html?utm_source=chatgpt.com
The insider buying is the most we've seen in several years! Most of O'Heeron's shares (~ 3M of ~ 4.6M) were purchased in early March.
I'm back in with a small position!
Wow, I am shocked to see this so called "company" is still around. The only thing they are ever going to mine is investors pockets.
The new video put out yesterday is worth a watch. A little more detail about the increased gold indicated and even a couple sentences from Gerardo King about finding investors.
The "Hole in One", the "Blue Core", all that nonsense. It is so convenient that the core was never analyzed, and then the core mysteriously disappeared. The few pictures I saw of the core showed nothing exciting, and I have seen a lot of core.
Ol JB drilled next pebble too, then walked away to start new shell game, thats all this is.
They did finally drill, but not any of the Hay Mountain targets. Too dangerous for the company....if they drilled and missed (which is likely), look out below.....
I see nothings changed here from the days of JB, sell a dream, take investors money, rinse and repeat. Suprised people still falling for the decades old bs.....
You would figure T-Rex would have learned his lesson last time with these arms length transactions! xD
See ya back at .0001 this time next year~!
Yet more toxic debt. Convertible at 65% of VWAP. Nice!
Down. Rumor of a put on this stock as part of current finance plan. Agoracom has gone silent on this symbol .
Good direction heading North instead of South!
...impressively, I might add. 75.82%
we are going up.
10% interest helps a little.
https://bit.ly/3zaUBRv
Less than 20 K used to pay, balance loaned/advanced by CEO probably used to continue analysis and further drilling.
What CEO keeps investing money if he does not think the whole project is fantastic. Over 1.5 million acres WOW
A new 10K is out
Patience my friend is a virtue
I might try adding some more at this bottom
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new 8-K today that is dated 8/28 showing Pete advanced the company $120,000 for ongoing operations and exploration expenses. It also notes he loaned ("advanced") the company $30,000 on 8/5 for an August total advance of $150,000.Once again Pete steps up with a considerable amount of money showing his confidence in what LBSR has
I thought .15 was low getting real close to reload in my opinion, Last Friday was hard on many stocks
LBSR
A form 3 was filed giving Gerardo King the right to buy 75,000 shares of common stock at .16.
LBSR planning for the future in my opinion
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form 8k is out
Convertible notes are awesome, Rich! For the lender, not for you.
From another poster from another message board
Pete has access to credit line for three years since IPO. He has already placed several loans. If grab bags bring positive news, and drilling at RRC starts, plus suitable partner aligns, this could move up to a $1 stock and perhaps even $5. That is a nice return to speculate on. Let us hope that the stars have aligned for liberty star. A year from now and perhaps sooner we will know more.
When nothing else works......add another useless BOD member.
https://www.libertystaruranium.com/?p=10955
adding a new seasoned director to LBSR's team
You didn't see the analyses? Not exactly stellar.
thank you to someone
soon I believe we will hear some analysis for samples from LBSR
Rich, you picking up some of these cheapies with your "chance" money? Bargains!!
the filing of a Certificate of Amendment to the Company’s Articles of Incorporation to increase the Company’s authorized number of shares of Common Stock from 75,000,000 shares to 150,000,000 shares, including 149,500,000 shares of Common Stock, par value $0.00001 per share and 500,000 shares of Class A Common Stock, par value $0.00001 per share, and to restate Article IV, Section 4.01 thereof.
Do not know the type of deposit
Not surprised.
Do not know the type of deposit
So far I think they are reporting "channeling results" from Red Rock.
Interesting. For an idea of what is considered "good quality", According to the World Gold Council, larger and better-quality underground mines contain around 8 to 10 g/t gold, while marginal underground mines average around 4 to 6 g/t gold. Open-pit mines usually range from 1 to 4 g/t gold, but can still be valuable.
Any idea if this is a lode deposit and placer deposit?
another insider loan along with good news, getting more and more interesting
NEWS: Liberty Star Finds Bonanza Grade Gold Samples up to 85.8 g/t over 1’ at the Red Rock Canyon Gold Exploration Property, SE Arizona
https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2024/07/09/2910368/0/en/Liberty-Star-Finds-Bonanza-Grade-Gold-Samples-up-to-85-8-g-t-over-1-at-the-Red-Rock-Canyon-Gold-Exploration-Property-SE-Arizona.html
And.....another toxic note. Seems somebody knew an 8k was coming, broke down through $0.30 barrier v. early today before it came out. Hmmm....
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Geochem Field Tech, August, 2011
The Tombstone Super Project (TSP ) hosts Liberty Star’s premiere multi target property: Hay Mountain. The TSP initially consisted of 33 unpatented federal lode mining claims over a projected covered porphyry copper mineral center in Cochise County, Arizona. In 2011 and 2012 more USBLM claims and Arizona Mining Exploration Permits were added after Chief Geologist James Briscoe discovered a large multimodal anomaly over a large covered porphyry copper mineral center within the larger TSP area. Currently, the TSP entails 14.67 square miles of claimed or permitted lands with Hay Mountain covering 13.45 square miles of the area.
Mining throughout the region began in the late 19th Century and led to the rise of legendary boom town Tombstone, Arizona. Many of these mining sites, including what is now Liberty Star’s land, reside within or adjacent to a large volcanic and intrusive geologic feature known as a caldera. These caldera structures are present throughout southern Arizona, making the region one of the richest porphyry copper areas on the planet. By 1938 exploration and development of the Tombstone Mining District in this area was stalled by altered sedimentary rock (hornfels) that was too hard for the drill technology of the day(churn drills).
With copper prices on a continued upward trajectory, and modern mining technology in place, the terrain along this large caldera is again of great interest throughout the mining industry. Through geochemical sampling and computer modeling, Liberty Star founder and Chief Geologist & CEO James Briscoe, discovered a compelling drill target for a very large limestone hosted porphyry copper-replacement deposit. If exploration is successful, mining projected for this target would be underground and could produce copper, moly, gold, silver, lead, zinc and potentially other by product metals. While there are no drilled mineral resources on this property, it is adjacent to the old historic Tombstone Consolidated mines and the target is defined by technical work to allow an immediate start to drill testing. The Tombstone mining district has a well developed infrastructure and enjoys sunny skies over 300 days a year, ideal for year round exploration and mining activities.
In mid March, 2011 Liberty Star contracted SRK Consulting to prepare technical reports over three areas within the Tombstone Super Project : Hay Mountain, Tombstone South and Walnut Creek. Members of SRK’s engineering/scientific staff supervised by Qualified Person and SRK’s Tucson Office Principle Geologist Corolla Hoag, and geologist Dr. Jan Rasmussen have visited the Tombstone property. Their information combined with the previously gathered geochemical, geophysical and computer modeling data underwent a thorough technical analysis. The resulting technical reports concluded that all three claim blocks were worthy of further exploration work.
In 2011 extensive geochemical sampling at Hay Mountain rendered approximately 1,800 soil/rock/vegetation samples which were analyzed for 64 elements at a certified facility in Vancouver, British Columbia. Expected markers for porphyry copper, gold, moly, silver and zinc were present. The geochemical data also yielded the unexpected presence of four of seventeen Rare Earth Elements (REEs). Further analysis of the REE data will be undertaken at a later date.
Liberty Star contracted Geotech Ltd. to run a ZTEM airborne electromagnetic survey over the Hay Mountain area in 2013. The final draft report has been submitted to Liberty Star concluding :
1. There are as many as 10 meaningful targets within the Hay Mountain Project area.
2. Hay Mountain contains a major anomaly centered on the geochem anomaly reported by Liberty Star (NR 127).
From the “Executive Summary” Summary Interpretation Report on a Helicopter-Borne
Z-Axis Tipper Electromagnetic (ZTEM) and Aeromagnetic Geophysical Survey:
The Hay Mountain Project Tombstone Mining District, Cochise County, Arizona
For: Liberty Star Uranium & Metals Corp.:
“The Hay Mountain Property is mainly underlain by a thick sequence of Paleozoic quartzite, limestone and siltstones, but potentially hosts buried porphyry copper deposits at structural intersections and under basin-fill formations. There is additional potential for polymetallic carbonate-hosted replacement deposits (CRD), as well as shallow chalcocite blanket porphyry type deposits and also skarn type porphyry copper deposits. Previous soil and vegetation geochemical surveys have identified a coincident Au-Pb-Cu anomaly and larger Mo-halo in the center of the property. The objective of the ZTEM surveys is to identify favourable magnetic and resistivity signatures related to potentially more deeply buried porphyry copper, CRD/skarn and chalcocite replacement deposits at Hay Mountain. The Magnetic surveys have determined that Hay Mountain hosts a large dominant magnetic high that lies buried below the Paleozoic sediments is centered over the Liberty Star geochemical anomaly and remains open to the south…As many as ten (10) magnetic anomalies have been defined.” (See NR 170, 12/11/2013)
View TSP/Hay Mtn ZTEM & Maps (web page)
View the May 2013 Hay Mtn Summary Presentation (PDF)
View the Feb 2013 Archaeological Study (PDF)
Mag3D Magnetic Inversion Feb 2014
L1410 ZTEM 2D Inversion Resistivity Section Feb 2014
LSUM ZTEM composite Jan 21, 2014
Hay Mtn geochem anomalies w/ drill targets and geochem sample locations
Hay Mtn geochem samples & results (2003-2011)
Hay Mtn property
local Cu and Au mines
JMG Porphyry Copper Model
Tombstone Porphyry-Precious Metals Project consists of 33 unpatented federal lode mining claims over a projected covered porphyry copper mineral center in Cochise County, Arizona. Mining throughout the region began in the late 19th Century and led to the rise of legendary boomtown Tombstone, Arizona. Many of these mining sites, including what is now Liberty Star's land, reside within a large volcanic and intrusive geologic feature known as a caldera. These caldera structures are present throughout southern Arizona, making the region one of the richest porphyry copper areas on the planet. Fuller exploration and development of the Tombstone Mining District was stalled by altered sedimentary rock that was too hard for the drill technology of the day. With copper prices on a continued upward trajectory, and modern mining technology in place, the terrain along this large caldera is again of great interest to the international mining community. Through geochemical sampling and computer modeling, Liberty Star founder and CEO James Briscoe, discovered a compelling drill target for a very large limestone hosted porphyry copper-replacement deposit. If exploration is successful, mining projected for this target would be underground and could produce copper, moly, gold, silver, lead, and zinc. While there are no drilled mineral resources on this property, it is adjacent to the old historic Tombstone Consolidated mines and the target is defined by technical work to allow an immediate start to drill testing.
http://www.libertystaruranium.com/www/projects/tombstone-project
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