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PO Box 469
Wallace, ID 83873
Phone: (208) 752 1131
Harry Magnusen is the President, Dennis O'Brien is the secretary and a good guy to talk to about this and a lot of the other Magnusen companies.
It has about 12m shares outstanding, a pretty good claim group (much of it under lease to Coeur), and some other stocks (like 1/3 of VINS).
1998 Note in the Pennaluna Prospector:
"Silver Buckle Mines (SBUM) of Wallace got a boost from recent favorable mention by Paul Sarnoff, long time market commentator and editor of Sarnoff's Silver Strategies fax advisory. The little outfit has ground next to the Coeur Mine - Galena Mine - Caladay area (which it now leases to Silver Valley Resources Corpporation). With about 12 million shares out, not long ago it began active bulletin board quotation. The stock's lately moved up from around .20 to about .35" -- Pennaluna Prospector, April, 1998.
1997 Press release about the lease:
SILVER VALLEY RESOURCES APPROVES
LEASES ON ADJACENT SILVER PROPERTIES
Wallace, Idaho, March 26, 1997 -- Silver Valley Resources Corporation announced it has entered agreements on two mining leases adjacent to its existing property in north Idaho in a further strategic consolidation of property in the Coeur d'Alene Mining District silver belt. The leases surround Silver Valley Resources' Caladay property and are believed to hold excellent long-term potential for increasing reserves.
The Silver Valley Resources' Board of Directors gave approval to the two mining leases, representing 149 unpatented claims, from Silver Buckle Mines Inc. and Placer Creek Mining Company. Silver Buckle holds claims east and north of the Silver Valley Resources property. Placer Creek's claims are south and east of Silver Valley Resources existing property.
The leases represent potential extensions beyond the long term exploration and development of the Caladay. Silver Valley Resources plans to perform geologic reconnaissance and geologic modeling on the properties to identify targets for future exploration. A minimum of $125,000 of spending is required on each property in each five year period under the 20-year, renewable leases.
Silver Valley Resources, which is owned equally by ASARCO Inc. and Coeur d'Alene Mines Corporation, operates the Coeur and Galena silver mines near Wallace. They are historically the lowest cost silver mines in the Coeur d'Alene Mining District. This year's production is anticipated at approximately 3 million ounces of silver. Proven and probable reserves at year-end 1996 were measured at 33.5 million ounces of silver at an average grade of 17.54 ounces per ton.