More from the PR;
" In the company's test run of the virgin soil, (never been mined) they have extracted approximately one ounce of gold, possibly more, per 100 yards of dirt, and one half ounce to one and one half ounces of gold per 100 yards of dirt in the tailings (previously mined). This is very meaningful for the company and its shareholders and will potentially help the bottom line very effectively.
Sapphires - Through the test run of the virgin soil the company was only looking for the gold however, their manager took a small sampling of the soil that was run through the wash plant (2½ gallons) to sift through for sapphire content. In the 2½ gallon (one half a 5 gallon paint bucket) the manager extracted 239 carats of sapphires and one of the sapphires was 13.3 carats. Montana pricing sapphires that are large stones range in wholesale cut pricing of $600 per carat to several thousand dollars depending on the 4 Cs which are carat, clarity, cut, and color. This is outstanding as the company produces multiple sapphires larger than 4 carats. In previous tests of the mines tailings the company has estimated 10 to 20 carats of sapphires to one yard of tailing material."
"one of the sapphires was 13.3 carats" and what were the other 3 Cs, clarity, cut, and color?
They sort of forgot to mention that, just like they didn't mention the real reason Larry left!
It's a well know FACT that there is lots of sapphires in the Montana gem mines but most are industrial grade. Also it's well known that it's to expensive labor wise and permit wise to mine in Montana compared to other regions of the world.
How about the gold found? Who took the samples? Where are the lab reports?
This sounds just like the way they took samples from the Wickenburg mine where they said they found lots of gold but it was all a big SCAM just like these mines are!
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