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Franklin Estimates 50 Ton Initial Monthly Production High-Grade Antimony at the San Antonio de Turiri Mine

http://www.emediaworld.com/press_release/release_detail.php?id=455610

Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Antimony ingots,antimony trioxide holds firm on tight supply
Antimony prices held firm on Friday as supply in Europe remained tight and Chinese suppliers maintained their high offers.
Trioxide-grade metal is trading at $6,275-6,475 per tonne and standard grade II metal is trading at $6,250-6,450 per tonne.

http://femolybdenum.blogspot.com/2009/10/antimony-ingotsantimony-trioxide-holds.html

I don't know how much it cost to mine, but with new Presidential Elections in Bolivia next month, can only help the industry. Hopefully Bolivian miners will get more than a peso raise. At least they have power, and fresh water now. No wonder they all rebelled, in those past conditions who wouldn't.

Well FMNJ did say the Rothschild "Family" are involved...this stock can be a dollar in a blink on an eye. This has ILLUMINATED much interest with INTERNATIONAL investors. .....lol .0001 Today 1000. Manyana

Antimony don't let the name fool you. Its more functional than gold, and doesn't make people that crazy.

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The difference is just a matter of three zeroes between the 50 tons and the 50,000 tons. Nothing big.

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