Tuesday, March 02, 2021 6:04:04 PM
Those dusty certs some folks bought years ago.... they were included in the 20:1 reverse split. Each dusty cert is now worth 1/20th of a share of Mexus. So if a person originally paid $0.10 per cert, that cert is now worth 1/20 of today's stock price of approx $0.03 (roughly .0015 cent per cert).
Gold sold prior to 1/1/21 by miner with no proven resources could be reported as revenue OR as a credit towards exploraiton costs.
Mexus repeatedly chose to report gold sales as revenue in it's 10-K.
Those are the facts and they remain unchanged.
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