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[MAX NORTON]

ANDI has chill in Vancouver, got TDEY instead. ;-(

[br0ke-n00b]

something up with VPER 8s on Ask now!!

[MAX NORTON]

SAGD @ .0017 me got some

Share Structure

(As of APRIL 17, 2013)

AUTHORIZED 450 MILLION
Shares Outstanding: 123 Million

Options (Strike price $0.59): 2.7 Million

Fully Diluted: --- Million

Restricted Stock

Management: 2.5 Million

Issued for Baltimore Silver Mine Project: 10.0 Million

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Thursday, May 02, 2013 10:50:54 AM
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SAGD DD as of 5/2/2013 >>>

South American Gold Signs Memorandum of Understanding for Acquisition

http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=57398973

Current Report Filing (8-k)

http://www.otcmarkets.com/edgar/GetFilingHtml?FilingID=9258801

SAGD Presentation!!!

http://www.sagoldcorp.com/v1/images/content/SAG%20Presentation%20Apr%202013-1.pdf

CEO Ray De Motte managed Sterling Mining Co (Ticker: SRLMQ), rose from $0.20 to $14!!!!!

http://www.silverstrategies.com/publications/DB080607.html

On the way to all this a tiny but vicious and noisy contingent of Sterling shareholders (they totaled about 3 percent when it came to nut-cutting time three months later) started slandering DeMotte for his plodding, bull-headed progress at Sterling. They wanted instant glory-holing, not new transformers and pumps and batteries and wiring and motors which are the backbone of a hard-rock silver mine. And they were ticked off that they hadn't sold their Sterling stock during its brief and uncalled-for run-up to $13 and thought they could steal the mine away from Sterling for a few thousand bucks. The attack got nasty and personal, even reaching down to this lowly writer, when a failed Wallace banker who didn't know the difference between Yen and Canadian dollars used his juice to get us kicked out of the Wallace Elks Lodge. And it had to be nothing short of agonizingly hurtful for DeMotte. But he soldiered on . . .


Quote:A few naysayers didn't get that it was possible. But there you have it: the Sunshine Mine is back in business. Ray DeMotte, take a bow.