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San Gold Corp (SGR) fiat$3.18 UP $0.33 +11.58%
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San Gold Extends 007 East to depth with High Grade Intercept of 31 g/tonne over 8.3 meters
Jan. 12, 2011 (PR Newswire) --
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San Gold Corp (SGR) $3.05 UP $0.29 +10.51%
Volume: 706,464 @ 4:25:01 PM ET Strong Demand
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3.04 3.05 2.77 - 3.05
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San Gold Extends 007 East to depth with High Grade Intercept of 31 g/tonne over 8.3 meters
Jan. 12, 2011 (PR Newswire) --
SGR:TSX || SGRCF:OTCQX
http://www.sangold.ca
BISSETT, MB - George Pirie, CEO of San Gold Corporation
(SGR:TSX || SGRCF:OTCQX) is pleased to report that
exploration step-out drilling from surface and underground
continues to expand on the eastern extension to the 007 Zone.
Drill hole # CD-10-189 intersected 30.6 g/tonne (0.89 oz/ton) over 8.3 meters (27.2 ft) down dip from and
below initial discovery holes CD-10-178 and CD-10-183
(see press release dated December 2, 2010).
Drilling confirmed the high grades and widths that were
initially encountered as demonstrated by
#CD-10-185: 103.5 g/tonne (3.02 oz/ton) over 3.3 meters
(10.8 ft) and by
#CD-10-181: 17.0 g/tonne (0.50 oz/ton) over 11.0 meters
(36.1 ft).
Additionally, drilling continues from an underground drill
station at the 9220 level (240 meters below surface) of
the 007 decline.
The first underground hole
(S922-10-60) intersected substantial grade and width:
24.0 g/tonne (0.70 oz/ton) over 26.6 meters (87.3 ft) midway
between the known eastern limit of the 007 Zone and the East
Extension discovery hole.
The follow-up drill holes as reported below appear to join the main body of the 007 Zone with the eastern extension below the 250 meter level, giving a combined strike length of over 450 meters so far.
All drill holes for which assays have been received on the 007 East Extension zone are listed below:
Hole # From (m) To (m) Length m (ft) Gold g/tonne (oz/ton) Zone/Lens
From Underground
S922-10-27 128.9 133.9 5.0 16.5 45.2 1.32 007 East Ext
S922-10-28 123.4 127.5 4.1 13.3 9.9 0.29 007 East Ext
S922-10-54 147.5 151.1 3.6 11.8 9.3 0.27 007 East Ext
S922-10-63 213.6 226.7 13.1 43.0 14.1 0.41 007 East Ext
*S922-10-60 167.4 194.0 26.6 87.3 24.0 0.70 007 East Ext
*revised upward due to receipt of whole metallic assays
From Surface
CD-10-176 382.9 385.6 2.7 8.9 8.2 0.24 007 East Ext
CD-10-180 315.9 319.1 3.2 10.5 18.3 0.53 007 East Ext
and 332.5 339.3 6.8 22.3 4.5 0.13 007 East Ext
CD-10-181 344.6 355.6 11.0 36.1 17.0 0.50 007 East Ext
CD-10-185 336.7 340.0 3.3 10.8 103.5 3.02 007 East Ext
CD-10-189 362.7 371.0 8.3 27.2 30.6 0.89 007 East Ext
including 362.7 366.3 3.6 11.8 55.5 1.62 007 East Ext
and 354.1 356.1 2.0 6.6 12.3 0.36 007 East Ext
Initial Discovery
Holes
CD-10-178 351.2 363.2 12.0 39.4 66.1 1.93 007 East Ext
CD-10-183 339.6 343.0 3.4 11.2 415.0 12.12 007 East Ext
Initial development of the main 007 Zone is underway at the 260 meter level and is expected to initially intersect the eastern extension later this month.
George Pirie, CEO stated, "The Shoreline Basalt appears to be a new host rock for high grade and wide gold mineralization near surface. The fault and pathway structures that have been identified by our geologists intersect this rock unit in a repetitive fashion, which bodes extremely well for future exploration and development potential both near surface and from our current underground infrastructure. I look forward to continuing to report on not only drill results, but mining development results from the 007 and 007 East zones."
The 007 East Extension Zone, as well as the 007, L10 and Emperor Zones all occur near to or within a mafic flow rock unit known as the Shoreline Basalt, striking roughly east-west, parallel to and stratigraphically above the Rice Lake Mine or SAM unit. More precisely, the close association of the 007 and recently discovered eastward extensions with the Shoreline Basalt has produced gold deposits that are more planar or regular in shape than the stratigraphically overlying Hinge type deposits and seem, based on preliminary results, to carry consistently high gold grades. All of the Shoreline Basalt zones are located proximal to a series of identified shears and their intersections with the mafic flow unit. The above mentioned mineralized zones of the Shoreline Basalt system combine to form a known strike length of over 1.5 kms. The combined strike length of the 007 and Emperor Zones is currently over 500 meters long as demonstrated by drilling to date. Mineralization consists of free gold and pyrite within quartz-carbonate veining and associated alteration consistent with the Rice Lake and Hinge Mines and the 007 development.
The 007 zone is located approximately 2 kms to the north-east of San Gold's operating Rice Lake mine and mill, is fully accessible by road and is accessible from the Hinge Mine decline. The 007 zone was initially discovered by San Gold geologists in November 2009 and mine development towards the zone began early in 2010 originating from the Hinge Mine.
A detailed longitudinal section displaying the results obtained to date is available at the company's website: www.sangold.ca.
This program was carried out under the supervision of W.S. Ferreira, P.Geo., the Qualified Person for this project under National Instrument 43-101. The drill core was split, with half sent to TSL Laboratories in Saskatoon, SK and fire assayed with an AA and gravimetric finish. Whole metallic assays were performed on samples containing visible gold. Check assays were also performed on pulps and rejects by both TSL and by Accurassay Laboratories of Thunder Bay, ON. The core lengths are actual lengths as drilled and have not been adjusted for the true width of the mineralized zones.
NOTE: The information in this release may contain forward-looking information under applicable securities laws. This forward-looking information is subject to known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors that may cause actual results to differ materially from those implied in the forward-looking information.
Neither the Toronto Stock Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the Toronto Stock Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
SOURCE San Gold Corporation
http://tmx.quotemedia.com/article.php?newsid=37393111&qm_symbol=SGR
BNN speaks to Charles Oliver, senior portfolio manager, Sprott
Asset Management.
FOCUS: Canadian resource stocks and precious metals.
Market Call :
LISTEN TO CHARLES , HE SAYS ITS A WONDERFUL PICK.
THIS IS HIS LARGEST HOLDING .
CLICK THE LINK BELOW , MOVE CURSOR UP TO 12:32 ,
LISTEN AND ENJOY.
http://watch.bnn.ca/market-call/july-2010/market-call-july-29-2010/#clip330493
by FC. thanks good info
BILL HARRIS KNOWS WHATS GOING TO HAPPEN.
CLICK THE LINK , AND ENJOY .
YES SAN GOLD SHOULD BE AT LEAST $10.00 RIGHT NOW ,
HEADING TO $20.00.
CLICK THE LINK BELOW , AND ENJOY .
http://watch.bnn.ca/#clip390362
by FC. thanks good info
Peter Brimelow: Gold is pole-axed but bugs (and others)
are calm
Submitted by cpowell on Thu, 2011-01-06 13:47.
Section: Daily Dispatches
By Peter Brimelow
MarketWatch.com
Thursday, January 6, 2011
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/gold-pole-axed-but-bugs-and-others-calm-2011-01-06
NEW YORK -- Gold gets pole-axed, but the radical gold bugs, and even some more orthodox observers, remain calmly confident.
Lindsey Williams Elitist Returns # 3 of 4 -
They did not try to cornor the gold market. They asked to be payed in gold at that time because the printing of dollars was getting out of hand. At that time the law said they had the right to be payed in gold. Not to mention that the US told them they would send the bombers in to Viet Nam and then did not. Which they then lost the war they were fighting. They were pissed then and are even more pissed now. Don't forget the US would not exist if it were not for FRANCE.
this is true that communist are trying to bury u.s.a. as france tried in early 60's.
france tried to corner gold as hunt bros tried to do with silver.
russia and china said putting monies together...for what?
for THE REAL MONEY GOLD & SILVER = FREEDOM & LIBERTY! -
the American PEOPLE blown out of the window -
with allowing the BS nwo 666 banksterz evilz -
to destroy America with their 666-firez -
Gold & Silver prices "You have seen nothing yet": Lindsey Williams
o.k. ya got meezzz red light on...if they/CHINA own more gold than anyone else...what happens?
france tried it in early 60's to bury u.s.of a..
i said before china is burying u.s.a without firing a shot.
russia and china said putting monies together...for what?
TO BURY U.S.A. FREEDOM OF CHOICE.
so china is trying to get their currency recognized over our dollar.
San Gold Corp. 2011 Video -
http://www.sangold.ca/s/Ops.asp?ReportID=406279
SGR SANGOLD @ fiat $25/sh Great Bargain -
San Gold Continues to Find Significant
New High-Grade Gold Zones, Confirming
Validity of New Geologic Model -
http://www.thebullandbear.com/bb-reporter/bbfr-archive/SanGold.html
i like this web and they cover SGR.to smile
the infra structior San Gold enjoy with a modern
state of art mill and 100 yrs of underground workings
with Bissett mining town -
were most of all People enjoy and get their living
from the SGR gold mining
activity of the old good God Au Mine -
would cost many fiat billions to replace -
but to find anything with SGR high grade Gold its
1 a trillion for its the highest grade gold mine
in the world - to me I haven't found anything better -
and the high grade gold values at shallow levels -
are much higher than what has been mined at Goldcorp's
Red Lakes mine ~<
IMO ~<
Merry Christmas
Buying Gold: Why Are The Chinese Gobbling Up Gold Like There Is No Tomorrow?
http://endoftheamericandream.com/archives/buying-gold-why-are-the-chinese-gobbling-up-gold-like-there-is-no-tomorrow
http://www.thebullandbear.com/bb-reporter/bbfr-archive/SanGold.html
the coveage on this is pretty huge...B&B news...
SGR SANGOLD @ fiat $25/sh Great Bargain -
San Gold Continues to Find Significant
New High-Grade Gold Zones, Confirming
Validity of New Geologic Model -
http://www.thebullandbear.com/bb-reporter/bbfr-archive/SanGold.html
i like this web and they cover SGR.to
the infra structior San Gold enjoy with a modern
state of art mill and 100 yrs of underground workings
with Bissett mining town -
were most of all People enjoy and get their living
from the SGR gold mining
activity of the old good God Au Mine -
would cost many fiat billions to replace -
but to find anything with SGR high grade Gold its
1 a trillion for its the highest grade gold mine
in the world - to me I haven't found anything better -
and the high grade gold values at shallow levels -
are much higher than what has been mined at Goldcorp's
Red Lakes mine ~<
IMO
Merry Christmas
very nice pps increase...we like that.
San Gold Corp (SGR) fiat $3.88 UP $0.42 +12.14%
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Chinese rush to gold as inflation fears bite
Mineweb
Dec 16, 2010
While recent statistics show that China’s gold imports have risen dramatically this year, despite China itself being the world’s largest gold producer with mine production still rising to, anecdotal evidence suggests that this may just be the tip of the iceberg as Chinese people are, apparently, rushing to buy gold as an inflation hedge.
A report in the Financial Times suggests that gold purchasing by individuals is turning into such a rush – and the rising price, if anything, is – contrary to Indian experience – fuelling the intensity of gold demand there. With the ever-rising growth in the numbers of middle-income Chinese as the country’s wealth drips down to the people, this source of gold demand is becoming increasingly relevant to the global market. China is expected to surpass India as the world’s leading gold purchaser within the next few years and with the kind of surge in popularity of gold bars and coins, rather than jewellery, there this could even take place sooner rather than later.
As an indicator of the kind of demand being seen in China, FT Reporter Leslie Hook notes in a despatch from the Chinese capital:
“At Beijing’s largest gold shop, the queues to buy bullion mini bars have turned into scrums as customers jostle for one of the country’s hottest commodities.
The phone behind the bullion counter rings off the hook as a frantic sales clerk tries to answer buyers’ questions.
The electronic chart displayed behind him says it all:
the price of gold is rising and Chinese investors, worried about inflation, want in on the trend.”
Full article here
http://www.prisonplanet.com/chinese-rush-to-gold-as-inflation-fears-bite.html
Chinese waking up to buy over here soon to pick up
the American gold hard asset treasures destroyed by the bankster
666 gangsters -
the American People sleeping a brain-washed haarp 666banksters sleep -
but we have try to tell our family and friends who want to survive the
BS nwo bolshevikz 666banksterz killings of our People!
God Bless
i like this web and they cover a lot of stocks---including SGR.to
I am sure - must be....
bullsandbears.com
its about
About 2,040,000 results (0.08 seconds) for
bullsandbears.com
i did some reading on this company. recommended in bullsandbears.com
San Gold Corp (SGR) fiat $3.44 UP $0.07 +2.08%
Volume: 706,081 @ 3:59:30 PM ET strong demand
Bid Ask Day's Range
3.42 3.45 3.37 - 3.46
San Gold - POG Chart TA Patterns -
SGR Chart TA alert turn around
SGR Chart TI alert start enter the buy zones
SGR $GOLD spot LT trend my friend
Thanks for taking part
Gold at 1900 ppo in 2011? ITS a Start! anyone want to bet much higher?
Criminal gov. only last to the goes up in smoke by their
own 666firez - BS alcapoone gov. is short lived -
http://www.deepcapture.com/manipulating-gold-and-silver-a-criminal-naked-short-position-that-could-wreck-the-economy/
That's only a small gov. start - wait to the People start to buy
India, Japan and EURO and the rest of the world will also Wake UP ~<
Gold Imports by China Soar Almost Fivefold as Inflation Spurs Investment
By Bloomberg News - Dec 2, 2010 1:55 AM PT
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2010-12-02/china-gold-imports-jump-almost-fivefold-as-inflation-outlook-spurs-demand.html#share
e.g.,
http://inflation.us/videos.html
Merry Christmas ~<
they have gold at 1900 ppo in 2011? anyone want to bet much higher?
Gold is Poised to Explode - Jim Sinclair
http://kingworldnews.com/kingworldnews/KWN_DailyWeb/Entries/2010/12/1_Jim_Sinclair_-_Gold_is_Poised_to_Explode.html
Nigel Farage - November 2010
SAN GOLD CORPORATION (TSE:SGR) - Takeover -
I don't always practice what I preach, but we must
have patience with this company.
Goldcorp used to visit Sangold on a monthly
and sometimes weekly basis.
The buyout would have occurred already had it not
been for Sangold's desire to go it alone.
Goldcorp will allow Sangold to spend the money
in development over the next year or so,
and then come in for the takeout.
Moral is high among the workers in the company
and they have solved the issue of a shortage of workers.
The number of brinks trucks leaving the site
has doubled last quarter.
Progress is heading in the right direction.
When one considers all the news recently, both good and bad,
at least we know a respectable amount about the company
and where it is at.
I'm not sure it is wise to sell at this point and chase
blindly, other hot juniors.
by Graceland thanks for good info
Step-out Drilling Discovers Substantial Extension to San Gold's 007 Zone
Nov. 16, 2010 (Canada NewsWire Group) --
SGR:TSX || SGRCF:OTCQX
http://www.sangold.ca
BISSETT, MB, Nov. 16 /CNW/ - Dale Ginn, CEO of San Gold Corporation -
(SGR:TSX || SGRCF:OTCQX) is pleased to report that surface
exploration step-out drilling has discovered a significant
eastern extension to the 007 zone at a depth below surface
of 260 meters (850 feet).
Drill hole # CD-10-178 generated 66.1 g/tonne (1.93 oz/ton)
over 12.0 meters (39.4 ft) at over 200 meters to the east
of the currently developed strike length extents.
This intersection is flanked evenly by the 007 Zone and the Emperor Zone at this elevation. Drill hole # CD-10-178 is summarized below, as well a detailed table with each assay interval comprising this intersection has been made available in order to show grade distribution and variability:
Hole # From (m) To (m) Length m (ft) Gold g/tonne (oz/ton) Zone/Lens
CD-10-178 351.2 363.2 12.0 39.4 66.1 1.93 007 East
The 007 East Zone, as well as the 007, L10 and Emperor Zones all occur near to or within a mafic flow known as the Shoreline Basalt, striking roughly east-west and parallel to the Rice Lake Mine or SAM unit.
All of the above zones are located proximal to a series of identified shears and their intersections with the mafic flow unit.
The above mentioned mineralized zones on the Shoreline Basalt combine to form a strike length of over 1.5 kms.
The combined strike length of the 007 and Emperor Zones is currently over 500 meters long as demonstrated by drilling to date.
Mineralization consists of free gold and pyrite within quartz-carbonate veining and associated alteration consistent with the Rice Lake and Hinge Mines and the 007 development.
All of the individual assays that make up this intersection are tabled below:
From To Interval Assay
(m) (m) (m) oz/ton g/tonne
351.2 351.6 0.3 3.67 125.6
351.6 352.9 1.4 3.38 115.8
352.9 353.5 0.5 0.60 20.4
353.5 354.0 0.6 0.80 27.3
354.0 354.5 0.5 0.08 2.8
354.5 355.3 0.9 0.04 1.4
355.3 356.1 0.8 0.92 31.5
356.1 357.3 1.2 0.36 12.3
357.3 357.9 0.6 2.88 98.8
357.9 358.8 1.0 11.87 406.4
358.8 359.3 0.5 0.26 8.9
359.3 359.7 0.3 0.30 10.3
359.7 360.0 0.3 1.16 39.9
360.0 360.2 0.2 0.09 2.9
360.2 360.6 0.4 0.36 12.5
360.6 361.1 0.5 0.10 3.4
361.1 361.5 0.3 0.03 1.0
361.5 362.0 0.5 0.05 1.6
362.0 362.4 0.3 0.01 0.3
362.4 362.8 0.5 0.01 0.2
362.8 363.2 0.4 2.88 98.6
Dale Ginn, CEO stated, "It appears as though the Shoreline Basalt has the ability to host mineralization wherever it interacts with a shear zone. This is consistent with the original host rock for the Rice Lake Mine and as such, we expect that our new zones will have great depth extensions as well. We look forward to reporting results from the deep exploration drilling that we are conducting on these zones from the 26th and 28th levels of the Rice Lake Mine."
The 007 zone is located approximately 2 kms to the north-east of San Gold's operating Rice Lake mine and mill, is fully accessible by road and is accessible from the Hinge Mine decline. The 007 zone was initially discovered by San Gold geologists in November 2009 and mine development towards the zone began early in 2010 originating from the Hinge Mine.
Sections, plans and diagrams related to this press release are available at the company's website www.sangold.ca, including a detailed longitudinal section displaying the results to date.
This program was carried out under the supervision of W.S. Ferreira, P.Geo., the Qualified Person for this project under National Instrument 43-101. The drill core was split, with half sent to TSL Laboratories in Saskatoon, SK and fire assayed with an AA and gravimetric finish. Whole metallic assays were performed on samples containing visible gold. Check assays were also performed on pulps and rejects by both TSL and by Accurassay Laboratories of Thunder Bay, ON. The core lengths are actual lengths as drilled and have not been adjusted for the true width of the mineralized zones.
Neither the Toronto Stock Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the Toronto Stock Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
Dale Ginn
Chief Executive Officer
San Gold Corporation
We are not even close to a bubble in precious metals,
but we are definitely climbing the 'wall of worry'.
The tumble this week is healthy.
Investors who read these posts are, for the most part, either recent or long term converted to the value of gold and silver as stores of value in a time of paper currency debasement.
The majority of investors out there, however, including large institutional investors, have no position whatever in precious metals or precious metal stocks.
Despite the growing advice by naysayer advisors in the mainstream press and media that pm's have run too far, the market remains incredibly tiny relative to the overall market.
There is huge worry out there, though the declining VIX suggests investors are growing increasingly complacent.
However, the market volatility remains high, in some of our opinions, as shown by gold taking out all time nominal highs on the suggestion by the World Bank's president, Zoellick, even hinting at the world's powers using some sort of gold reference or standard in the future.
Of course, the dollar needed to respond with a little show of strength going into and through the G20 meeting in Korea, or else poor Obama and the Fed's policies would have been whipped even more by the emerging markets, China, and Germany.
This small downturn in gold is healthy, and just window dressing, as are statements by the US Treasury and the Fed that they are not pursuing a weak dollar policy.
Apparently, China and Germany are in trouble because their economies are too strong?
And, Brazil and the other emerging markets, with government bonds running in the 7-9% range, don't want their currencies to be revalued up when the carry trade of borrowing for next to nothing not just in Japan but in the US will boom again on the heels of QE2?
ne of the first things Obama stated as a goal when he came to power was to increase US exports.
And, this may be coming true, as long as the dollar continues to fade.
No risk, no gain.
And, precious metals are the risk trade, today.
Enough of my rambling.
All is well for those of us long on pm's and pm stocks.
Even good old pessimistic Barron's ran another article positive on gold this week, by Kopin Tan, entitled "Fretting Over the Fallout".
An excerpt:
"GOLD CLIMBED TO A FRESH record above $1400 a troy ounce last week, before slipping 2.7% Friday.
Despite the threat of tightening money supply, it's hard to argue against the logic of holding onto some gold.
Much has already been made of gold as a hedge against depreciating paper currencies, and it's an ominous sign that ahead of this weekend's G-20 meeting, the U.S. has failed to extract a pledge from leaders to refrain from "competitive undervaluation" of currencies.
But gold is a shield against other risks that could worry investors in 2011.
An all-out trade war is unlikely, but the U.S. has failed to prod China into revaluing the yuan, and is clashing with South Korea over cattle and cars.
As growth slows across the globe and wages stagnate, politicians in developed nations are practising their protectionist rhetoric.
The recent jump in Irish bond yields is yet another reminder that Europe's debt problems are far from over.
This time around, the European Union has a $750 billion back-stopping plan in place and a mechanism for buying government bonds.
But the continent's wan growth and aging populations with mounting needs complicate the task of fiscal belt-tightening.
Gold should hold its value if paper currencies continue to slide, or if investors start fretting anew about everything from emerging-market bubbles to sovereign-debt defaults.
Another risk, flagged by Michael Hartnett, Bank of America Merrill Lynch's chief global equity strategist, is that of U.S. municipal-debt defaults, since stagnant growth eats into tax revenues even as states' obligations continue to swell. If U.S. economic growth sputters, and credit-default-swap spreads of Illinois, California, Michigan, New Jersey or New York start to wobble, the government may be forced to step in.
Yes, yes, we know gold provides no yield, cannot be eaten or burnt for warmth, is hard to store and is even harder to wear (for anyone not in the NBA).
The proliferation of gold ads on TV is also both annoying and worrisome.
But it's too early to fade gold's rally, argues Jason Trennert of Strategas Research Partners.
Gold's 25% gain this year pales next to the 54% surge for silver, which has well-understood industrial applications beyond the purely decorative.
Gold's rally also is very much a function of the buck's slide.
As John Roque of WJB Capital points out, $1000 bought you nearly 50 ounces of gold in 1930 and less than an ounce today, but gold has no more surged than the dollar has slipped nearly 99% over that stretch.
Besides, at about 1.15, the ratio of gold to the Standard & Poor's 500 is still below the long-term average near 1.5 or levels pushing 3 in the 1970s.
And as long as the U.S. feels entitled to spend beyond its means—and it says something that our schoolchildren ranked 25th among developed countries in math and 21st in science, but are No. 1 in confidence—"it's hard not to feel that the correlation between the West's sense of entitlement and the price of gold will only grow," Trennert says."
The Big Question: What gold price would be legislated to reflate the U.S. and global economy?
I can’t tell you what gold price the G-20 would ultimately agree to.
But here’s what they will be looking at …
e.g.,
* To monetize 100% of the outstanding public and private sector debt in the U.S., the official government price of gold would have to be raised to about $53,000 per ounce.
* To monetize 50%, the price of gold would have to be raised to around $26,500 an ounce.
* To monetize 20% would require a gold price a hair over $10,600 an ounce.
* To monetize just 10%, gold would have to be priced just over $5,300 an ounce.
Those figures are just based on the U.S. debt structure and do
not factor in global debts gone bad.
But since the U.S. is the world’s largest debtor and the
epicenter of the crisis, the G-20 will likely base their
final decision mostly on the U.S. debt structure.
So how much debt do I think would be monetized via an executive
order that raises the official price of gold?
What kind of currency devaluation would I expect as a result?
I would not be surprised to see the G-20 monetize at least 20%
of the U.S. debt markets. THAT MEANS …
* Gold would be priced at over $10,000 an ounce.
* Currencies would be devalued by a factor of at least 12
to 1, meaning it would take 12 new dollars or euros
to equal 1 old dollar or euro.
The return of the Gold Standard?
“But Larry,” you ask, “how could this be accomplished when we
no longer have a gold standard?
Further, are you advocating a gold standard?”
If the G-20 monetizes at least 20% of the U.S. debt markets,
gold could easily hit $10,000 an ounce.
If the G-20 monetizes at least 20% of the U.S. debt markets,
gold could easily hit $10,000 an ounce.
My answers:
First, you don’t need a gold standard to accomplish a devaluation
of currencies and revaluation of the monetary system.
By offering to pay over $10,000 an ounce for gold, central banks
can effectively accomplish the same end goal —
monetizing and reducing the burden of debts, via inflating
asset prices in fiat money terms.
Naturally, hoards of gold investors will cash in their gold.
The central banks will pile it up.
At the same time, other hoards of investors will not sell
their gold, even at $10,000 an ounce.
But the actual movement of the gold will not matter.
It is the psychological impact and the devaluation
of paper currencies that matters.
Second, I do NOT advocate a fully convertible gold standard.
Never have.
There isn’t enough gold in the world to make currencies
convertible into gold.
It would end up backfiring, restricting the supply of money
and credit.
What should you do to prepare for these possibilities?
It’s obvious:
Make sure you own some core gold, as much as 25% of your
investable funds.
Also, as I’ve noted in past Money and Markets issues,
you will want to own key natural resource stocks,
and even select blue-chip stocks that will participate
in the reflation scheme ...
Best wishes,
Have a great week.
rick on da trading floor said to feds face into t.v. camera. do we have the silver to cover this feds release of dough re me?
do we have the gold in fort knox to cover this feds release of dough re me?
so this is what g-20 is worried about...
re;
The Big Question: What gold price would be legislated to reflate the U.S. and global economy?
I can’t tell you what gold price the G-20 would ultimately agree to.
But here’s what they will be looking at …
e.g.,
* To monetize 100% of the outstanding public and private sector debt in the U.S., the official government price of gold would have to be raised to about $53,000 per ounce.
* To monetize 50%, the price of gold would have to be raised to around $26,500 an ounce.
* To monetize 20% would require a gold price a hair over $10,600 an ounce.
* To monetize just 10%, gold would have to be priced just over $5,300 an ounce.
Those figures are just based on the U.S. debt structure and do
not factor in global debts gone bad.
But since the U.S. is the world’s largest debtor and the
epicenter of the crisis, the G-20 will likely base their
final decision mostly on the U.S. debt structure.
So how much debt do I think would be monetized via an executive
order that raises the official price of gold?
What kind of currency devaluation would I expect as a result?
I would not be surprised to see the G-20 monetize at least 20%
of the U.S. debt markets. THAT MEANS …
* Gold would be priced at over $10,000 an ounce.
* Currencies would be devalued by a factor of at least 12
to 1, meaning it would take 12 new dollars or euros
to equal 1 old dollar or euro.
The return of the Gold Standard?
“But Larry,” you ask, “how could this be accomplished when we
no longer have a gold standard?
Further, are you advocating a gold standard?”
If the G-20 monetizes at least 20% of the U.S. debt markets,
gold could easily hit $10,000 an ounce.
If the G-20 monetizes at least 20% of the U.S. debt markets,
gold could easily hit $10,000 an ounce.
My answers:
First, you don’t need a gold standard to accomplish a devaluation
of currencies and revaluation of the monetary system.
By offering to pay over $10,000 an ounce for gold, central banks
can effectively accomplish the same end goal —
monetizing and reducing the burden of debts, via inflating
asset prices in fiat money terms.
Naturally, hoards of gold investors will cash in their gold.
The central banks will pile it up.
At the same time, other hoards of investors will not sell
their gold, even at $10,000 an ounce.
But the actual movement of the gold will not matter.
It is the psychological impact and the devaluation
of paper currencies that matters.
Second, I do NOT advocate a fully convertible gold standard.
Never have.
There isn’t enough gold in the world to make currencies
convertible into gold.
It would end up backfiring, restricting the supply of money
and credit.
What should you do to prepare for these possibilities?
It’s obvious:
Make sure you own some core gold, as much as 25% of your
investable funds.
Also, as I’ve noted in past Money and Markets issues,
you will want to own key natural resource stocks,
and even select blue-chip stocks that will participate
in the reflation scheme ...
Best wishes,
by Larry
The Big Question: What gold price would be legislated to reflate the U.S. and global economy?
I can’t tell you what gold price the G-20 would ultimately agree to.
But here’s what they will be looking at …
e.g.,
* To monetize 100% of the outstanding public and private sector debt in the U.S., the official government price of gold would have to be raised to about $53,000 per ounce.
* To monetize 50%, the price of gold would have to be raised to around $26,500 an ounce.
* To monetize 20% would require a gold price a hair over $10,600 an ounce.
* To monetize just 10%, gold would have to be priced just over $5,300 an ounce.
Those figures are just based on the U.S. debt structure and do
not factor in global debts gone bad.
But since the U.S. is the world’s largest debtor and the
epicenter of the crisis, the G-20 will likely base their
final decision mostly on the U.S. debt structure.
So how much debt do I think would be monetized via an executive
order that raises the official price of gold?
What kind of currency devaluation would I expect as a result?
I would not be surprised to see the G-20 monetize at least 20%
of the U.S. debt markets. THAT MEANS …
* Gold would be priced at over $10,000 an ounce.
* Currencies would be devalued by a factor of at least 12
to 1, meaning it would take 12 new dollars or euros
to equal 1 old dollar or euro.
The return of the Gold Standard?
“But Larry,” you ask, “how could this be accomplished when we
no longer have a gold standard?
Further, are you advocating a gold standard?”
If the G-20 monetizes at least 20% of the U.S. debt markets,
gold could easily hit $10,000 an ounce.
If the G-20 monetizes at least 20% of the U.S. debt markets,
gold could easily hit $10,000 an ounce.
My answers:
First, you don’t need a gold standard to accomplish a devaluation
of currencies and revaluation of the monetary system.
By offering to pay over $10,000 an ounce for gold, central banks
can effectively accomplish the same end goal —
monetizing and reducing the burden of debts, via inflating
asset prices in fiat money terms.
Naturally, hoards of gold investors will cash in their gold.
The central banks will pile it up.
At the same time, other hoards of investors will not sell
their gold, even at $10,000 an ounce.
But the actual movement of the gold will not matter.
It is the psychological impact and the devaluation
of paper currencies that matters.
Second, I do NOT advocate a fully convertible gold standard.
Never have.
There isn’t enough gold in the world to make currencies
convertible into gold.
It would end up backfiring, restricting the supply of money
and credit.
What should you do to prepare for these possibilities?
It’s obvious:
Make sure you own some core gold, as much as 25% of your
investable funds.
Also, as I’ve noted in past Money and Markets issues,
you will want to own key natural resource stocks,
and even select blue-chip stocks that will participate
in the reflation scheme ...
Best wishes,
by Larry
SGR looks better and better
more and more of the banksters evils 666 shorting pawns diving for cover
http://tmx.quotemedia.com/article.php?newsid=34943233&qm_symbol=SGR
Short Positions on 2010/10/15 538,100 -528,328 3.39
Oct. 20, 2010 (Market News Publishing) --
SAN GOLD CORP ("SGR-V;SGRCF-0") - Short Positions on 2010/10/15 538,100 -528,328 3.39
Net Total Last Total Price
Date Change Shorted Price Volume Range
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
2010/10/15 -528,328 538,100 3.39 9,656,825 3.33 - 3.50
2010/09/30 -256,712 1,066,428 3.27 10,674,773 3.27 - 3.55
2010/09/15 205,010 1,323,140 3.53 10,621,412 3.53 - 3.95
2010/08/31 67,528 1,118,130 4.02 7,048,198 3.93 - 4.13
2010/08/15 -2,748,428 1,050,602 4.06* 10,790,469 3.90 - 4.10
2010/07/31 538,600 3,799,030 3.74* 6,128,564 3.67 - 3.88
2010/07/15 802,909 3,260,430 3.98 8,760,575 3.95 - 4.30
2010/06/30 119,297 2,457,521 4.55 7,813,012 4.45 - 4.65
* - Indicates that the closing price used is the last non-zero
closing price and is not the closing price on the report date.
SAN GOLD to TSX on October 20th
If you are wondering why there was such a negative bias
to this stock, and why there is seemingly a better bias
in the last week, I will propose a theory.
I am reminded of Rubicon minerals price action last December
when it was announced that it would be moving to the TSX.
Rubicon moved up exponentially because mutual funds and ETFs
had to have a certain quota of the stock because of its
listing on the main exchange.
The rebalancing then had a very positive effect on
the stock when it joined the TSX.
SGR became offically on the TSX on October 20th,
and the rebalancing has begun.
Someone spoke of large blocks being bought recently.
If it is like Rubicon from last year, you can expect a nice
positive move in this stock for the next little while as
big banks and big funds will have to buy here to have a
piece of this TSX gold miner.
I would say the bottom is in for the year on this one.
by wildman, thanks good info
http://www.gowebcasting.com/conferences/2010/09/20/denver-gold-forum
San Gold Corp (SGR) fiat$3.25 UP $0.11 +3.50%
Volume: 886,532 @ 3:59:50 PM ET good demand
Bid Ask Day's Range
3.25 3.27 3.17 - 3.28
SAN GOLD CORP ("SGR-V;SGRCF-0") - Short Positions on 2010/10/15 538,100 -528,328 3.39
http://tmx.quotemedia.com/article.php?newsid=34943233&qm_symbol=SGR
some more shorts dived for cover
oldguy, well SGR used to have some warrants years ago
but I think they have expired?
I have searched and its neg. result;
Your search for san gold warrants returned 0 results,
http://www.sangold.ca/s/ShareStructure.asp
SGR may still have some outstanding?
to be sure, you may give the company a call;
and its free # 1-800
Bissett, MB R0E 0J0 Tel: 204-277-5411
Fax: 204-277-5552
Investor Relations 1 (800) 321-8564
info@sangold.ca
Corporate Office
212-1661 Portage Avenue
Winnipeg, MB R3J 3T7 Tel: 204-772-9149
Fax: 204-772-9217
http://www.sangold.ca
Request San Gold Email Updates
oldguy you are welcome
have a good day
Ot. ??? I Don't understand it. I brought up the warrant page.But San Sold is not on it. Any help you can give would be appreciated.
BOB do you know the symbol for the warrants and is there more than one class?
SGR Gold Au Bull It's Just Getting Started
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=55494997
chart read; gold up nice. $20 plus.no correction insight.
San Gold Corp. (SGR) fiat$ 3.50 UP $0.10 (2.94%
Volume: 905,738 good demand
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=55494997
San Gold Reports Initial Drill Results from L4 Zone Discovery Below Hinge Mine
October 13, 2010
http://www.sangold.ca/s/Home.asp
http://www.sangold.ca/i/pdf/2010-oct13-press%20release.pdf
SAN GOLD
San Gold Announces Conditional Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) Listing Approval
10/8/2010 7:30:50 AM - NFD
BISSETT, MB, Oct 8, 2010 (Marketwire via COMTEX News Network) --
Dale Ginn, CEO of San Gold Corporation
(TSX-V: SGR) (OTCQX: SGRCF), is pleased to announce that it has received
the conditional approval of the Toronto Stock Exchange (the "TSX")
for the listing of the Corporation's common shares on the TSX.
Once listed on the TSX, the common shares will continue to trade
under the symbol "SGR."
Listing of the common shares is subject to compliance with all of the requirements of the TSX, including receipt of all required documentation by the TSX no later than January 5, 2011. The Corporation anticipates filing final listing materials with the TSX within the next few days. The Corporation will issue a further news release as soon as the date for trading on the TSX has been confirmed. Once listed on the TSX, the Corporation's common shares will be delisted from the TSX Venture Exchange.
Neither TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
The information in this release may contain forward-looking information under applicable securities laws---- of future unanticipated events except as may be required under applicable securities laws.
SOURCE: San Gold Corporation
Dale Ginn Chief Executive Officer San Gold Corporation (204) 794-5818 Investor Relations 1-800-321-8564
http://www.sangold.ca
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SAN GOLD CORPORATION (SGR:TSX-V)
The mill complex produces gold using gravity concentration systems to produce 50% of the gold and flotation and carbon in-leach circuit to produce the other 50%. The mill pours its dore gold bricks on-site and transports them refineries to achieve LSE grade gold bars.
The mill complex discharges tailings effluent to the tailings pond 2.5 km northeast of the mill complex. Water is recycled through the mill to the maximum extent possible. The tailings pond settles the solids and the cleaned water is transferred over a dam to the polishing pond. Once it has a long-enough dwell time in the polishing pond it is discharged to the environment in compliance with the Manitoba Conservation license and with all Federal regulations.
The Rice Lake mill employs gravity concentration, flotation and carbon-in-leach circuits. Maximum capacity currently is 1,200 tons per day.
Since mills run at maximum efficiency when they are run at or near capacity, the mill is currently being run at full capacity part-time. The mill currently operates on a demand basis. Ore from the both the Rice Lake and Hinge mines is stockpiled until sufficient ore is available to allow the mill to run for a minimum of two weeks.
http://www.sangold.ca/s/Ops.asp?ReportID=402521&_Type=Operations-Items&_Title=The-Gold-Refinery
Current Resources NOTE: These figures add figures from multiple disclosure updates | |||
| M plus I | 835,755 ounces | [2,244,160 tons at 0.37 oz/ton] |
| Inferred | 2,259,227 ounces | [6,441,740 tons at 0.35 oz/ton] |
| [Source: Compilation of National Instrument 43-101 compliant technical reports dated April 12, 2010 and Dec. 1, 2006.] | ||
A tabular summary of the Company's published Resource and Reserve information is presented on the Reserves and Resources page. | |||
April 12, 2010 disclosure update | |||
Hinge + 007 | M plus I | 432,875 ounces | [687560 tons at 0.63 oz/ton (21.6 g/tonne)] |
Inferred | 1,061,557 ounces | [1,668,940 tons at 0.64 oz/ton (21.9 g/tonne)] | |
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Hinge | M plus I | 239,180 ounces | [612,600 tons at 0.39 oz/ton (13.4 g/tonne)] |
| Inferred | 538,700 ounces | [1,375,200 tons at 0.39 oz/ton (13.4 g/tonne)] |
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007 | M plus I | 193,700 ounces | [74,960 tons at 2.58 oz/ton (88.4 g/tonne)] |
| Inferred | 522,860 ounces | [293,740 tons at 1.78 oz/ton (61.0 g/tonne)] |
| [Source: National Instrument 43-101 compliant technical report dated April 12, 2010 entitled "Technical Report Mineral Resource Estimate Hinge and 007 Zones" with an effective date of Dec. 31, 2009 prepared by Peter George of GeoEx Limited.] |
http://www.sangold.ca/s/Ops.asp?ReportID=405604&_Title=Resource-Audit-History
$98 million in cash and no debt
300 million shares outstanding
2009 Production - 25,000 oz of gold
2010 Production - 50,000+ oz of gold
2011 Production could increase substantially as Rice Lake Upper, Lower, Hinge and 007 are mined. Hinge and 007 adds significant ounces and reduces cost per ounce via grade. A potential fourth zone gets added in 2011(L13 or Cohiba).
San Gold also plans to increase the mill capacity from 1250 to 1800 tpd in 2011 as more of the ore bodies are mined.
San Gold currently owns 12,000 hectares in the Rice Lake Greenstone Belt and has access to 3,000 additional hectares through option agreements and joint venture agreements with other explorers in the Belt. The Company controls a land position 12 kilometres long that runs east and west along the mine horizon. Also, there is a large zone of alteration and several old mining shafts from the 1920's and 1930's on holdings in the southeast portion of the exploration area.
http://www.sangold.ca/s/Ops.asp?ReportID=402519&_Title=Exploration-Model
Development
Results
Potential
San Gold Presentation @ the Denver Gold Show -
Go to the 10:35 presentation -
http://www.gowebcasting.com/conferences/2010/09/20/denver-gold-forum
V.SGR Detailed Quote -
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/quotes.asp?ticker=v.sgr
SAN Gold 2007 - She is a Beauty -
San Gold Powerpoint Presentation - May 22, 2007
http://sangoldcorp.com/index.php?id=67
www.sangoldcorp.com/index.php
Glittering Future - Rice Lake Gold Mines Reopens -
watch the video...
http://www.smartstox.com/interviews/sgr.php
http://winnipegsun.com/Business/2006/08/24/1772619-sun.html
San Gold is looking to produce a minimum
of 100,000 ounces in 2008 -
www.ivarkreuger.com/metalcharts.htm
The Rice Lake -
Greenstone Belt is geologically similar to
The Red Lake Camp -
one of Canada's richest and most extensive Gold deposits -
San Gold holds a key stake in the Rice Lake Greenstone Belt,
and is well-positioned to explore and develop the Gold -
resources in the region.
It controls 15 km of mine horizon, containing -
The Bissett Gold Mine -
and 3 deposits (SG #1, 2,and 3).
In addition, it holds 7000 hectares of exploration property
in the Belt, and has the ability to expand its holdings.
The Rice Lake Greenstone Belt is geologically similar to
the Red Lake Camp, one of Canada's richest and most
extensive Gold deposits.
The Bissett Gold Mine -
is located approximately 100 km west of Red Lake on the Western Uchi sub-province.
It includes a fully-permitted 1,250 tonne per day mine, mill
and infrastructure, and is the only operational facility -
in the Belt.
Red Lake Complex -
Following the discovery of a high grade ore zone and subsequent
expansion of mine facilities, the Red Lake Complex was
revitalized and achieved full production on January 1, 2001.
Mining is carried out using underground cut and fill
techniques allowing maximum ore extraction and minimal
dilution.
The high-grade, narrow vein system is being mined at the rate
of 577,272 kilograms (635 tonnes) per day with an average
grade of over 68 grams/ tonne (two ounces per ton).
The high-grade mineralization and complex geometry of the ore
body require operating under unique circumstances.
Various mining cut and fill methods are currently in use.
The implementation of innovative mining techniques, as well as
improvements and refinements to other areas of the operation,
has been key to the success of the Red Lake Complex in the
last four years.
Goldcorp has implemented the use of new Virtual Reality (VR)
technology for mine design and planning purposes, and has
recently built a state-of-the-art VR studio on site.
Goldcorp is also spending C$196 million on a new 1,924 metres
(6,312 ft.) deep shaft currently under construction.
The new shaft to be ready in 2007, will increase hoisting
capacity, reduce time to access the workplaces, and provide
significant cost savings.
The Bissett Gold Mines - San Antonio Mine -
The Rice Lake Complex -
The Gold Mine (historically known as the San Antonio mine)
operated continuously from 1932 to 1968 and
produced 1.36 million ounces of Gold from 4,876,000 tons.
Limited underground exploration and development took place
until 1996 when Rea Gold began an extensive construction and
development program.
In addition to the above-mentioned infrastructure, Rea Gold
deepened "A" shaft to 4,200 feet, eliminating the need for two
out of three internal winzes.
"A" shaft is now directly linked with "D" winze,
where Harmony Canada's production originated and
the bulk of the resources lie.
Harmony Canada completed construction and produced 110,000
ounces before placing the property on care and maintenance in
2001, due to the gold price and the mine's declining
significance in the wake of Harmony's remarkable growth.
Total capital expenditures to date since 1994 are over
$120-million -
Stanlie Hunt Interviews Dale Ginn, President,
and Rick Boulay, CFO, of -
(SGR-TSX.V) San Gold Corporation has a strong gold resource
base with excellent exploration potential in Manitoba's
Rice Lake Greenstone Belt.
The company holds 7000 hectares of exploration property
in the Belt which is geologically similar to the nearby
Red Lake Camp, one of Canada's richest and most
extensive gold deposits.
They have great infrastructure in place and actual
gold production is just underway at
their 1250 ton/day mill.
SAN GOLD MINE TOUR - APRIL 19th -
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=19004189
By NorthLion
San Gold is looking to produce a minimum
of 100,000 ounces in 2008 -
http://www.smartstox.com/interviews/sgr.php
Filmed at the World Gold, PGM and Diamond Investment Conference, held in Vancouver, June, 2006
http://www.sangoldcorp.com/
The San Gold Mine -
historically known as -
The San Antonio Gold Mine -
operated continuously from 1932 to 1968
and produced 1.36 million ounces of Gold
from 4,876,000 tons.
Limited underground exploration and development took place
until 1996 when Rea Gold began an extensive construction
and development program with the intent of operating at
1,000 tons per day.
The mineralized veins form 3 groups or sets, oriented -
in three different attitudes, and developed in shear -
and fracture zones which cut the sill -
in all, 132 separate veins were worked.
In 1961, a mass of native Gold weighing 211 oz.
was discovered -
The Gold/Silver ratio in the mine averaged 6:1 -
The mill was formerly famous for its high recovery -
about 98% Au from heads assaying about 0.288 oz./ton.
In addition to the above-mentioned infrastructure,
Rea Gold deepened "A" shaft to 4,200 feet, eliminating
the need for two out of three internal winzes.
"A" shaft is now directly linked with "D" winze,
where Harmony Canada's production originated and the bulk
of the remaining resources lie.
Harmony Canada acquired the property in 1998.
Harmony Canada completed construction and produced
110,000 ounces before placing the property on care and
maintenance in 2001, due to the gold price and the mine's
declining significance in the wake of Harmony's
remarkable growth -
Total capital expenditures to date since 1994
are more than $120-million -
Rice Lake Mine photos - May 24, 2007 (see movie shorts below)
93 vein on 28 level (4,500 ft deep).
Massive 93 vein blow-out on 29 level (4750ft deep)
Two-Boom Jumbo at bottom of Rice Lake mine ramp (5400 ft deep or 1.9 Kms deep)
Jumbo heading into newly discovered 96 vein at bottom of Rice Lake ramp (5400 ft deep or 1.9 Kms deep). See close-up below.
Close-up or the massive stockwork of the newly discovered 96 vein the deepest (so far) part of the Rice Lake mine ramp. (See Press Release)
Large ball mill, with grinding media (steel balls) in barrel.
Clean-up tray ready for the furnace. Brown and grey particles are mainly iron shards that may contain gold. They are melted along with the gold recovered in the gravity circuit.
Movie Shorts (You may need to download a Quicktime or other plug-in. Use the back arrow to return to this page)
Ore feed from crushing plant
Ore enters the primary ball mill
Feed end of primary ball mill
Long view of primary ball mill
Milled ore exits primary ball mill
Regrind mill
Banks of flotation cells
Close-up of a flotation cell
Top view of a leach tank
http://sangoldcorp.com/index.php?id=129
Recent News:
San Gold Develops High Grade "98" Vein at Rice Lake -
http://www.marketwire.com/mw/release_html_b1?release_id=179049
San Gold Finds New Vein at Depth -
http://www.marketwire.com/mw/release_html_b1?release_id=178030
San Gold Expands Resources Study Scope to Include Cartwright Mine Feasibility
http://www.marketwire.com/mw/release_html_b1?release_id=172294
San Gold Deep Drilling Yields Impressive Grades and Widths -
http://www.marketwire.com/mw/release_html_b1?release_id=169697
More Recent News:
http://www.sangoldcorp.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=category§ionid=1&id=1&a....
SAN Gold 2006
http://tinyurl.com/78l2t
SGR San Gold being poured into mould -
SGR San Gold dore brick cools in the mould -
This is the approach to SGR#1 - this SGR#2 Gold Mine -
is about 2 miles east of the main Rice Lake mine.
It is accessed through a declining passage cut through solid
rock, approximately 6000 feet long, descending until it reaches
good Gold Ore-bearings formations about 700 feet below
the surface -
SGR San Gold Mine -
A view of workers underground at level 5 in SGR#1 Au mine -
NorthLion thanks for SGR pictures and info.
SGR SChart TA Alert *** Bullish Flag - Pennant ***
Higher Grade Ore Encountered
in Deep Levels of
Rice Lake Mine --
Corporate Update
1/31/2006
http://tinyurl.com/a46u9
http://www.sangoldcorp.com/
WOW!! look how wide that vien is. Looks like they blasted over
20 feet wide. How much ore do you think Richard is standing on?
What is it worth at 1.2 oz/t? WOW!!
By: elementwise1
www.silverbearcafe.com/
http://tinyurl.com/bugz2
Dear Friend of GATA and Gold:
http://www.goldrush21.com/
San Gold - POG LT Chart TA Patterns -
What if you invest in San Gold and it become a LION -
ex. in 1975?..
take a look at the past gains in a few juniors:
$GOLD INDX Chart TA TI P&F Alert Bullish Price Objective $2,040.0 / oz
This is why I do buy SGR GOLD Mines -
The truth is that our financial system has now reached a terminal phase. Just look at the chart below. Really look at it. How can any financial system survive debt that is rising this fast? The printing and borrowing of money continues to spiral out of control with no end in sight. It is hard to imagine any scenario in which we can even achieve a "soft landing". One way or another, this exploding debt is going to take us down.....
So are the politicians sorry that they have saddled us with all of this debt?
http://www.mrci.com/pdf/gc.pdf
POG TA LT Chart 2001 - 2005 pattern -
in a larger scale -
is a reflexion and similar to -
POG TA LT Chart 1976 - 1979 pattern.
Q. -
POG TA LT Chart 2006 - 2007 pattern -
- to be a reflexion and similar to -
POG TA LT Chart 1979 - 1980 pattern ? -
San Gold is looking to produce a minimum
of 100,000 ounces in 2008 -
http://www.smartstox.com/interviews/sgr.php
Filmed at the World Gold, PGM and Diamond Investment Conference, held in Vancouver, June, 2006
A. -
The continuation of the 1979 - 1980 reflexion -
in a larger scale is still soon to be seen -
Gold in 2006 -
Everday Good for Gold -
http://www.sangoldcorp.com/
Production did begin from both mines in December
as ore was broken and is now being stockpiled
as the mill is still a couple of weeks from
being able to process.
We had to send out our grinding mill bearing
liners for machining to Sudbury which delayed
the mill start-up.
The mill is however able to process 1200 tons
per day and we are just beginning the mining
process, this year will average 400 tons per
day so catch-up on the milling side is not
a problem.
We will update in the form of a news release
when appropriate and enough of the new orebody
has been mined and sampled to warrant
such a release.
Best Regards,
Dale Ginn, P. Geo.
President - San Gold Corporation
(204) 794-5818
(807) 543-2435 fax
dginn@sangoldcorp.com
V.SGR MSP Detailed Quote -
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/quotes.asp?ticker=v.sgr
SAN GOLD Corp. DD ...
http://www.sangoldcorp.com
http://www.webpennys.com/profiles/san_gold_corp.html
SAN GOLD Richer Than Fort Knox?
About Fort Knox Gold -
http://www.apfn.net/Doc-100_bankruptcy10.htm
Red Lake Gold Mine is one of the lowest cost
gold producers but it didn't get this kind of high grade
gold drill result at shallow levels as San Gold got -
E.g.,
San Gold Corp. SGR should gain on the leader
Results from the infill drill program in the immediate area
of planned bulk sampling include drill hole
# CD-10-091 which
yielded 134 g/tonne (3.9 oz/ton) over 3.1 meters (10.2 ft)
at 240 meters (800 ft) below surface within a broader
intersection of 53 g/tonne (1.55 oz/ton) over 9.6 meters (31.5 ft).
Near surface or upper extension results were highlighted by drill
hole # CD-10-68 which
cut 26.5 g/tonne (0.77 oz/ton) over 3.3 meters (10.8 ft).
Results from the lower extension of the deposit include drill
hole # CD-10-040 which yielded 19 g/tonne (0.55 oz/ton) over 2.5 meters
(8.2 ft) at a depth of 411 meters (1,350 ft) below surface.
Nice to ride with an Au winner
Cool news release.
There should be a lot of visible gold once they break into
the High Grade Corridor.
It would be neat if they post photos.
http://www.sangold.ca/s/NewsReleases.asp?ReportID=409617&_Type=News-Releases&_Title=Bulk-Sampling-Commences-at-007-Zone-Drilling-Confirms-High-Grade-Corridor-O...
http://www.sangold.ca/s/Operations.asp
http://www.sangold.ca/s/PhotoGallery.asp
http://www.sangold.ca/s/Ops.asp?ReportID=402356&_Type=Operations-Items&_Title=The-Hinge-Mine
San Gold Corp. - Bissett History -
San Gold's Rice Lake Gold Mine -
http://www.granite.mb.ca/~bissett/history.html
San Antonio Gold Mine -
The San Antonio Gold Mine region
Mill, Office and No. 3 shaft,
San Antonio Gold Mine, Rice Lake, Manitoba.
Mill, Office and No. 3 shaft,
San Antonio Gold Mine, Rice Lake, Manitoba. 1
San Antonio Mine, Rice Lake District, 1929.
San Antonio Mine, Rice Lake District, 1929. 2
San Antonio Mine, Bissett.
San Antonio Mine, Bissett. 3
God's Lake gold mine. Mine buildings and settlement.
God's Lake, Manitoba.
God Bless
Gov. Debt - MOAB - Mother Of All Fiat Bubbles -
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Gold has replaced every fiat currency for the past 3000 years -
http://www.kwaves.com/fiat.htm
http://www.canadiancontent.net/commtr/fiat-currency-fall-dollar_958.html
Gold chart LT 2nd bull wave and most peaks in gold are
covered by a war ...
..in case of WW the gold producer -
need to be in strategic LT safest place -
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Money Masters: Federal Reserve History part 1 of 3
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=8442305921010099392&q=conspiracy
Money Masters: Federal Reserve History part 2 of 3
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5020331178524208549&q=conspiracy
Money Masters: Federal Reserve History part 3 of 3
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6666372716915416357&q=conspiracy
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Those who make peaceful REVOLUTION impossible will
make violent REVOLUTION inevitable.
- John F. Kennedy
Shut Down The Federal Reserve: Save America!
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ROB-TV in exposing the Gold price suppression scheme -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GbPetrK_6Lc&mode=related&search=
Join GATA -
http://www.GATA.org.
http://www.vatican.va
http://tinyurl.com/365wag
HON. RON PAUL OF TEXAS -
Before the U.S. House of Representatives -
The End of Dollar Hegemony -
http://tinyurl.com/uq9kf
Second wave LT trend started - of the 5-wave Elliott pattern -
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