Replies to post #61025 on Colorado Goldfields Inc. (fka CGFI)

[567tbd]

GM 9lt, some of the answers to your ?s are in this post from "akula"

http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=83835606

Also here are some pictures from the DRMS Inspection and also some pictures from Optimiss, who lives in Silverton. Always good to have eyes on the ground.

http://drmsweblink.state.co.us/drmsweblink/0/doc/969868/Electronic.aspx?searchid=a79f7c43-1293-411e-a24d-e56d261cdcf7

http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=79891204

567

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Hope this helps!

[sanbrunobaby]

Good questions.

1.) "Expert on CGFI" - I have never claimed this in fact the opposite, ie I have severl time stated I am new to this board and just asking questons to try to get a grasp on the probabilities of company meeting its projected Sept/Oct start date. If company released an update with key assumptions and information all this would have been already answered.

2.) I have no idea how many employees they have at the mill and cant tell from their public information. It seems odd that if there are conditions to be met that these dont include any actions at the mill, and that this wouldnt incur some costs.I assume officers hired any subcontrators, and since company apparently has no cash they have relied on existing relationships to conduct any such work. I can say you dont just flick a switch to turn on a mill that hasnt operated for a numebr of years, and there will most likely be safety and other inspections - so tomeet a Sept/Oct start date they would probably have to turn the mill over at least 1 month if not 2 months earlier to work out the bugs.

3.)How much is this costing ? I have same question,especially since in 10q/10k discussions on liquidity ect company seems to ahve addressed all otehr needs except cost to put mill in operation.

4.)I have no photos.