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PBX.v - Was wondering if one of the metals experts on the board could take a look at this stock. PBX.v while defining their molybdenum copper resource in Chile, identified rhenium, a rare element. From the press release below, 1 ounce of rhenium is worth about 9 ounces of gold. Mr. Len DeMelt, chairman, commented, "If we are successful in maintaining this level of rhenium in our check samples we may have a rhenium situation with molybdenum credits rather than the other way around!"



Disclosure: I am long PBX.v GLTA.

International PBX Ventures Ltd.: Copaquire Molybdenum-Copper-Rhenium Porhyry, Chile
Thursday April 12, 5:27 pm ET


VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(MARKET WIRE)--Apr 12, 2007 -- International PBX Ventures Ltd. (CDNX:PBX.V - News) is pleased to report excellent continuing results from the molybdenum-copper first phase resource definition program comprising 5000 metres of diamond drilling. The current hole was also submitted for RHENIUM assay with spectacular results as shown in the table.


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Width
Hole # From (m) To (m) (m) % Mo % Cu Comments
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CQ 42 20.0 410.5 390.5 0.048 0.09 Primary sulphide
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including 20.0 76.0 56.0 0.037 0.32
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128.0 190.0 62.0 0.112 0.15
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Also 130.0 160.0 30.0 0.143 0.21 plus 0.481 g/t Rhenium
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Note: 0.1% Mo equals 2 lb/short ton 1%copper equals 20 lb/short ton.
Hole locations are posted on http://www.internationalpbx.com.
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Rhenium prices are currently $5,850 (US) per troy ounce or $188 (US) per gram. Rhenium is rare and used in catalysts and electronics. The company is encouraged that the potential exists to add significant value to the mineralization at Copaquire and will proceed to assay all significant molybdenum sections for the metal.

Mr. Len DeMelt, chairman, commented, "If we are successful in maintaining this level of rhenium in our check samples we may have a rhenium situation with molybdenum credits rather than the other way around!"

All analyses were carried out at ALS Patagonia Laboratories, Coquimbo, Chile. Terence Walker MSc, PGeo, is the qualified person under National Instrument 43-101 in charge of the program and the company's exploration manager in Chile. The results should be considered preliminary exploration data.

Copaquire is located in northern Chile on the west fissure which hosts some of the largest copper-molybdenum porphyry mines in the world. It is the last well-exposed major porphyry system in Chile yet to be fully explored. The company has an option to purchase a 100 per cent interest in the property.