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[Spanky227]

Phatlander,

As rich as the Ruby could be it may not end up in the top 3 properties we currently have.

Mt Washington could be 5X Ruby:

http://www.northbayresources.com/mw43101.pdf

Still a few years to go before we will know what we have there.

Tulameen may even be bigger than Mt. Washington:

http://www.marketwired.com/press-release/north-bay-resources-inc-nbri-reports-on-2013-field-work-tulameen-platinum-project-potential-otcqb-nbri-1811523.htm

Tulameen has 15 million tons of this stuff besides tons of PM.

Olivine is used in foundries, refractories, sand blasting, soil conditioning and heat storage units, and sells for $50 to $100 per ton, depending on the grade. More importantly, and of great interest to the Company, the olivine mineralization derived from the dunites is known to a have potential application as raw feed for mineral CO2 sequestration to help moderate global warming by slowing the growth of carbon emissions in the atmosphere. In the global carbon market, each ton of carbon sequestered is called a carbon credit. Using sequestration, companies can buy or generate these credits, which are then sold or traded by companies to offset their own carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. The Company continues to research this potential new opportunity to take advantage of the carbon credit market, and will report further findings and developments as we proceed forward.