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 DRILL HOLE RESULTS FROM SAN PEDRO 
  
 Drill Hole Section From To Metres Gold Silver 
  
 Number             (m) (m)        (g/t) (g/t) 
 CMRC13     850W      16 18    2   0.22   32.5 
 CMRC29     850W      77 98   21   0.50   50 
 CMRC12(1)  950W      16 34   18   0.67   35 
 CMRC22(1)  950W       6 10    4   0.55   
             87       70 76    6   0.67   92 
  
 (1) Previously reported.  
  
 DRILL HOLE RESULTS FROM CERRO COLORADO 
  
 CMDD6               16  22    6   0.91   80  
                 24.93 25.25 0.32  0.69  138 
 CMRC8               16  20    4   3.42  224 
  
 

Except for CMRC8 the assays look hungry and narrow.

.67 grams gold is .019 Oz's/ short T

34 grams silver would add .0129 gold equivalent but you would have to reduce that by multiplying by a factor of .80 for silver's lower recovery. So, in fact you get perhaps only .01 ounces gold equivalent for every ounce of silver per short ton (34.28 grams/metric Tonne) in the deposit.

The 21 metres of .50 grams gold and 50 grams silver then equates to .0146 gold oz's/short T plus .0152 (gold equivalent of the silver) or a total of .0297 Oz's per-short-ton total gold equivalent.

21 metres, or 68 feet of .0297 is OK, but not spectacular. They need consistent results over 1000's of feet of this to be noticed.

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