Liberty Star Uranium and Metals Corp (LBSR)

[Crystalballz]

ok, but you mentioned "technology" which turns direction into "usefulness" and silver has that hands-down in the industries, gold is "pretty" tho

exerpt from your own provided link:

Its electrical conductivity is surpassed only by copper and silver, but unlike these metals gold does not tarnish, making it the most reliable of conductive metals.

http://www.gold.org/technology/why_gold/

pretty neat it wont tarnish, but what a dear price to pay for technology that advances every couple of years and equipment that obsoletes quickly, but you can still scrap the gold out of the device (of which, btw never even had time to varnish anyways because the device was only used for a few years) sooo silver was the right choice after all,

Does LBSR have any silver claims? Just wondering off-hand