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Mal sehen, was andererseits Ryan da also hinbekommt. ...
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Viele Grüsse,
gutso

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Hallo Tschonko,

Und schon hat Ryan seinen nächsten deal bekanntgegeben.
Schon komisch, wie schnell derzeit im valley Nachricht auf Nachricht folgt, bin das doch gar nicht richtig gewohnt. Es gibt also Neuigkeiten von U.S. Silver Corp. und Independence Lead Mines - in einem schon einige Tage alten Artikel von David Bond.

Hatte das erst jetzt gesehen. (ILDM ging schon ab wie die Luzie, ich hänge den Chart unten an.)

Man sieht, dass Ryan von US Silver Corp keineswegs eine ruhige Kugel schiebt, sondern gleich von Beginn an strategische Posten aufzubauen versucht, um im Silver Valley neben Hecla und Sterling bestehen zu können.
Spannend wies da weitergeht. Die ILDM jedenfalls steht die letzten Jahre juristisch mit dem Geschäftspartner Hecla recht auf Kriegsfuss (siehe Infos im ILDM-Thread), da Hecla deren Erze zu Mistpreisen abgebaut hat.
Also verschwendet, muss man wohl sagen.

Und jetzt kommt da J. Ryan ins Spiel ... . War bestimmt nicht sein letzter Deal, dieses Jahr.
Hecla muss in Zukunft wohl ein wenig dipomatischer mit der ILDM umgehen, sonst werden ihnen die noch nicht unter Hecla Lease befindlichen Teile der ILDM entgehen.
Und das, wo sie doch so dringend frische Reserven und Resourcen im Portfolio bräuchten ... .

Und De Motte wird in Zukunft ausser grossen Ankündigungen, Ryan mal eben die Arbeiter von der Galena abzuziehen, zeigen müssen, warum sein Investment denn wirklich das bessere ist, im Valley. Wer beim neuesten PP dabei war sieht das bestimmt positiv.
Nur dass das kaum jemand war.
... Konkurrenz tut da also immer gut, das trennt die Spreu vom Weizen.

Mich würde nach diesem Deal nicht wundern, wenn Ryan mit Silverore Mining und Inspiration Lead, bzw auch evtl mit der Onstine Gruppe (KPCM, HTRC, z.B.) zusammen arbeiten würde.
Magnusson wäre wohl auch eine Option, da der zwar mit De Motte zusammen arbeitet (mit MEMLA und HSCM), aber dennoch auch in weiten Teilen unabhängig dasteht (mit SBUM und VINS z.B.).

Ich poste dei Info zu dem oben genannten Beteiligungs-Deal von J. Ryan auch in den entsprechenden Threads, also auch im Silver Valley Sammelthread

und im Thread für Independence Lead Mines (ILDM) dann findet mans überall wos wichtig ist, auch wieder.

Grüsse,
gutso

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Dependent Independence

Wallace, Idaho – Silver Valley miner U.S. Silver Corp.'s acquisition of 5.1% of Independence Lead Mines on the open market late last year could improve historically litigious relations between Independence and Lucky Friday mine operator Hecla, U.S. Silver Corp.'s chairman, John Ryan, tells us. U.S. Silver acquired the Coeur, Caladay and Galena silver-mining complex west of Wallace from Coeur d'Alene Mines in June 2006, and now looks to expand its holdings in the Silver Valley's east end around Hecla's Lucky Friday silver mine, Ryan said.

Independence owns the Gold Hunter vein structure from which Hecla has been producing silver, lead and zinc at the Lucky Friday since the mid-1990s under a 1968 50-year operating agreement with Independence that entitles Independence to a slice of net profits after development and operating costs. The Gold Hunter's owner sued Hecla in 2002, alleging that Hecla was in breach of contract by mining and developing the Gold Hunter silver vein system at a loss, including the $8 million development of the vein's 5,900-foot-depth initiated that year. Silver production from the Lucky Friday is forecast to be on the order of 3.5 million to 4 million ounces in 2007.

Hecla prevailed in both the Idaho District Court and Supreme Court, but despite those rulings, Independence president Bernard Lannen has said his company will continue to pursue litigation against Hecla, including a Dec. 11 2006 appeal of the Idaho Supreme Court's ruling in the U.S. District Court.

“They've taken 2 million tons off our property and haven't paid us anything. If Idaho thinks they can be like Alabama, and do to our shareholders what the Alabama courts did to the colored people taking their property away, we'll take our chances with the federal courts,” Lannen said.

U.S. Silver's Ryan disagrees, and hopes for a more peaceful relationship as the Gold Hunter's estimated 100-million oz silver resource is mined. “It seems to me that Independence management ought to be more active in determining where its ore outside Lucky Friday's boundaries goes, as opposed to being active in court,” Ryan told .

“If there's another orebody on the Independence property, the best way to it will be through the Lucky Friday or the (Hecla-owned) Star mine to the west. Our best course of action is to repair the relationship with Hecla and figure out what's in the adjacent West Independence vein, which is not covered by the 1968 operating agreement.

“Sure, the royalty from the Lucky Friday is important, but the key is the West Independence vein which has a vertical property boundary not subject to apex issues, and is not subject to the Lucky Friday agreement,” Ryan said, adding, “The West Independence structure is situated between two of the biggest silver deposits in the Coeur d'Alene District – the Gold Hunter and the Star-Morning.”

Hecla nibbled at a silver-copper tetrahedrite strike on the West Independence from its Star Mine on the 5,300-foot level in 1980 but halted further exploration when the Star closed in the spring of 1981 – a closure due less to the Star's economics than to Hecla's desire to put the financial squeeze on Gulf Resources & Chemical Corp., which at the time held a 50% interest in the Star.

Ryan did not rule out a future tender offer for all of Independence Lead's shares, but said the purchase of 258,855 of its shares, or 5.1% of the company, on the open market during Q4 2006 at prices ranging from $1.90 to $3.40/share is at this stage “just the action of an interested investor.”

Phil Wolf, Hecla's chief legal counsel, said “Hecla is always looking to improve our relationship with Independence Lead, and this share purchase may or may not yield an opportunity for us to improve our relationship with them.”

Lannen said he welcomed U.S. Silver's interest in Independence “ and provided they don't go over 10% ownership we're shoulder to shoulder with them. They seem to have multiple interests in our company.”

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Hier noch der aktuelle Chart der U.S. Silver Corp. :

Hier ist die Quelle.

Und hier der Text:

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U.S. SILVER CORPORATION REPORTS SIGNIFICANT NEW SILVER-LEAD ZONES AT GALENA MINE

Toronto, Ontario CANADA, January 17, 2007 /FSC/ - Chrysalis Capital III Corporation (USA - TSX Venture), wholly-owned subsidiary, U.S. Silver Corporation ("U.S. Silver") reports that it has identified two new areas of significant silver-lead occurring on the 3700 Level and the 5200 Level of the Galena mine. There is already a limited silver-lead resource identified at the 3000 level as described in the Information of a technical nature in this press release respecting the Properties is derived from the "Technical Report, Galena Mine Project, Idaho, U.S.A." dated November 17, 2006 by Chlumsky Ambrust & Meyer LLC.

Since acquiring the Galena mine near Wallace, Idaho in June of 2006, U.S. Silver has conducted an aggressive underground diamond drill program identifying new zones and additional areas of previously identified mineralization.
Historically, this operation has produced primarily silver-copper ore although there had been interesting silver-lead mineralization identified with previous drillings. With the rise in metal prices recently, and in particular lead prices, U.S. Silver has aggressively targeted silver-lead exploration.

The most significant intercepts on the 3700 Level include 4.4 feet true thickness (1.49 meters) at a grade of 34.33 ounces of silver per ton (opt) (1,177 grams of silver per tonne) and 23.16 percent lead in hole 37-191, and 6.5 feet true thickness (1.98 meters) at a grade of 25.36 opt silver (869 gpt) and 14.86 percent lead in hole 37-210. This zone is believed to be the down-dip extension of the silver-lead resource on the 3000 Level. Drilling conducted during 2006 from the 3700 Level has identified this zone over a strike length of 1,000 feet and a vertical distance of 400 feet, and lies very near existing development on the 3700 Level. Therefore, development can occur quickly once a decision is made to do so. These results are outside of any previously reported resources for the Galena Mine.

The most significant intercepts on the 5200 Level include 23.5 feet true thickness (7.16 meters) at a grade of 11.03 opt silver (378 gpt) and 8.19 percent lead in hole 52-223, and 21.6 feet true thickness (6.58 meters) at a grade of 9.93 opt silver (340 gpt) and 8.33 percent lead in hole 52-225. This area is a newly discovered vein, referred to as the 175 Vein, therefore it has not been included in any prior resource reports. Drilling to-date on the 175 Vein indicates a minimum of 500 feet of strike length and 400 feet vertically. The vein is centered on the 5200 Level and it remains open above and at depth.

Silver-lead zones were first seen in these areas of the mine as early as the mid-1950s in scattered diamond drill holes or crosscuts but the significance of these zones remained unknown as no follow-up work was conducted. Previous operators of the Galena Mine focused primarily on mining the silver-copper bearing tetrahedrite ore rather than silver-lead. The result of this operating philosophy is that there may be a significant potential for silver-lead production in the future.

A partial list of diamond drill hole silver-lead intercepts for 2006 is listed below in Table 1. The data reported in the table are only those intercepts with greater than 40 silver equivalent foot ounces. "Silver Equivalent" grade is calculated by multiplying the lead value by 0.6, which accounts for metal prices at the time of the news release, metallurgical recoveries, and an anticipated net smelter return from lead. This number is then added to the silver value to obtain the "Silver Equivalent" grade. "Foot ounces" are the silver equivalent value multiplied by the true thickness of the intercept.

The drilling results highlighted in this news release are part of the underground exploration program conducted at the mine during 2006 totaling 45,599 feet of drilling in 74 drill holes. Fifty-nine of those holes and 34,679 feet of drilling were completed since U. S. Silver obtained ownership of the mine in June of 2006. U.S. Silver expects to complete a minimum of 80,000 feet (24,380 meters) of underground diamond drilling during 2007.

Table 1: Galena Mine 2006 Significant Silver-Lead Diamond Drilling Results

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Downhole TRUE
Hole # From To Length Thickness
(feet) (feet) (feet) (feet) Ag opt Pb %
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3700 Level
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37-190 440.8 443.0 2.2 1.0 29.92 21.50
37-191 503.6 509.8 6.2 4.4 34.33 23.16
555.1 560.0 4.9 3.1 15.12 9.82
579.0 583.8 4.8 2.4 62.00 19.98
594.4 604.0 9.6 5.8 15.67 7.60
37-193 398.6 411.6 13.0 6.5 7.63 8.86
480.3 490.5 10.2 5.6 5.50 8.27
587.3 593.2 5.9 3.6 6.01 9.17
37-194 502.1 509.0 6.9 4.3 7.29 3.62
37-195 513.7 520.3 6.6 3.3 6.63 10.57
625.3 629.0 3.7 2.1 16.57 6.99
652.2 657.0 4.8 3.1 11.45 12.90
37-205 495.2 497.4 2.2 1.6 14.80 18.50
37-206 648.0 657.8 9.8 4.1 8.86 11.62
37-207 611.3 616.1 4.8 4.7 10.73 8.49
650.3 653.0 2.7 2.1 22.60 16.40
37-209 373.4 384.0 10.6 7.5 5.02 7.01
392.0 402.0 10.0 5.7 15.98 13.44
442.0 446.8 4.8 4.5 10.10 5.76
37-210 340.8 353.7 12.9 6.5 25.36 14.86
400.0 406.4 6.4 6.0 4.25 4.51
37-211 174.0 175.7 1.7 1.5 217.20 0.42
37-214 616.5 620.8 4.3 2.5 16.33 13.43
37-215 47.0 52.0 5.0 2.5 11.29 8.03
27-216 353.0 361.0 8.0 4.0 6.86 10.30
376.0 381.4 5.4 3.8 7.43 13.20
37-217 58.0 65.2 7.2 5.5 4.22 6.91
37-218 34.5 50.0 15.5 5.3 8.52 12.65
97.0 104.1 7.1 2.4 9.33 15.02
175.3 191.5 16.2 8.1 3.01 5.82
518.5 526.2 7.7 4.9 6.56 3.02
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5200 Level
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52-223 645.4 680.8 35.4 23.5 11.03 8.19
52-225 541.5 569.3 27.8 21.6 9.93 8.33
52-226 443.0 453.5 10.5 9.9 5.26 8.45
52-227 71.6 75.4 3.8 2.1 51.21 0.11
52-228 402.7 421.4 18.7 16.3 8.92 10.25
52-229 406.8 424.0 17.2 15.5 6.22 8.68

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QUALIFIED PERSON

Information of a technical nature in this press release respecting the properties has been prepared and reviewed by Mr. Daniel H. Hussey, Chief Geologist of U.S. Silver. Mr. Hussey is a "qualified person" within the meaning of National Instrument 43-101 of the Canadian Securities Administrators. All silver assay results reported in this news release were analyzed using standard fire assay techniques by a commercial laboratory. All diamond drill core holes were drilled with NQ2 size core.

ABOUT U.S. SILVER CORPORATION

U.S. Silver, through its wholly owned subsidiary U.S. Silver-Idaho, Inc., owns and operates the Galena underground silver mine. U.S. Silver-Idaho, Inc. also owns the Coeur Mine and Caladay Property, which are located near the Galena mine, as well as certain other mining properties in the Coeur d'Alene Mining district, a region known for silver, lead and zinc production, near the base of the panhandle of northern Idaho. U.S. Silver acquired U.S. Silver-Idaho, Inc. in June 2006 from Coeur d'Alene Mines Corporation. U.S. Silver is a wholly owned subsidiary of Chrysalis Capital III Corporation.

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Hallo!

Erst mal: es gab den ersten grösseren Einbruch der Aktie zurück bis auf 0,82 Cent.

Gestern und heute sind im Minutenchart der CA:USA grössere Einzelposten (zumindest vermutlich ist es das) erkennbar.

Unten der Chart.

Vielleicht weiss ja jemand, wer sich da mit einer knappen Million Ca$ eingekauft hat.
Ein Vogel? Ein Flugzeug? Ein Fonds?

Grüsse,
gutso

Die Einzeltrades sollen auf ein PP aus dem Sommer 2006 zurückzuführen sein, - da streichen wohl ein paar ihre Gewinne ein.

Genaueres dazu konnte ich aber noch nicht erfahren.

Andererseits: Gekauft haben muss das alles ja auch wieder jemand.

Gruss,
gutso

Hi,

bisher habe ich die Sache ja noch nicht so ganz geglaubt, dass U.S. Silver Corp. die Galena dieses Jahr noch auf signifikante Produktionsmengen hieven könnte.

Das Web wartet nun bereits mit einer neuen Homepage für die Firma auf.

http://www.us-silver.com/range/

http://www.us-silver.com/

Es sieht also doch so aus.

Das Problem bleibt meiner Meinung nach also nur noch die knappe Resource "Arbeitskräfte".

Für Sterling Mining (SRLM) ebenso, wie für U.S. Silver Corp.

Eine der simplen, aber gerade für dieses Jahr wohl ganz wichtigen Fragen wird also sein: wer wird in der Lage sein, die attraktivsten Bedingungen anzubieten, für die Minen-Arbeiter im Silver Valley Idaho?

U.S. Silver Corp., deren Arbeiter in der Union sind, oder Sterling Mining (SRLM), wo mehr auf Teamgeist anstatt die Gewerkschaften gesetzt wird, oder gar Hecla Mining (HL) (über die ich diesbezüglich nichts sagen kann, evtl. hat da ja jemand weiter gehende Infos) ?

Wie auch immer.
Mir hat im Stockhouse Board ein gut informierter - sehr netter - Mensch ausführlich geposted, dass U.S. Silver Corp. auch noch Erze auf Halde liegen hat, die profitabel abgebaut werden können und dass die Minen wirklich bereits produzieren.
Das Erz auf Halde würde natürlich eine gewisse Durststrecke dieses Jahr überbrücken, falls auch die Arbeitskräfte erst mal rar sein sollten.

Und so macht ein Investment in U.S. Silver Corp. - wohl auch derzeit schon ! - eher Sinn, als es mir bisher vorkam.

Früher oder später aber wird sich zeigen müssen, wie die Platzhirsche im Valley miteinander auskommen, was die engste Resource betrifft: Die menschliche Arbeitskraft.

Wer da die Nase vorn hat, wird viel auslösen, was dann zu einer Verselbständigung der jeweiligen Entwicklung führen dürfte.

Hier ein Ausschnitt aus dem Posting von voxrationalis:

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Gutso,

The current management structure is at the website: http://www.us-silver.com/ The other link from the wikipedia article on Jack Ryan is out of date.

According to the site, Galena is in working condition and Coeur is being rehabilitated. I believe they ARE producing in some limited capacity. I will confirm this as soon as possible. In addition to what can be pulled out of the ground, there are some big piles of waste rock (maybe a couple hundred thousand tons) as you drive in to Galena (or is it Coeur? It's been 6 months since I was there). It seems that samples of this material assayed at economic grades. I think the plan was to run that through the mill(s) to keep them going when the mines aren't operating, until things get rolling full steam. That may or may not have played out.

Secondly, it seems that it may be less expensive upfront to just go in and start mining what's known rather than proving up more resources. My guess is we might see production numbers long before new exploration results.

Regarding the workers, the story I heard was this: when the new guys were looking over the assets before the purchase they went around and interviewed all the employees. Each was asked what they would change about the way things were being done there. When the deal closed, anyone that had no ideas was told to hit the bricks... In other words, all the "pets" were laid off and the real talented folks were encouraged to put their ideas into action. I don't know anything about a union, but they do have some top notch talent.

Part of the reason I have confidence in the management (in addition to their obvious merits) is because of a little panel discussion I saw in Wallace that included some newsletter writers and local personalities. The consensus view: these guys are well respected, but they also have something to prove (that they can make it work where Coeur failed). I think they'll be driven quite a long ways on that alone. Time will tell...

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On a separate topic, that 321gold article, IMO, was pure and unadulterated bs. I was shocked to see it, and it should be apparent that if Bob made money shorting or buying the dip, or pump and dumping SNS, that would very likely amount to securities fraud. I refuse to visit the site anymore because of it. Frankly, that kind of crap ultimately scares off new capital, and I think it's harmful to more than just SRLM/SNS and their shareholders.

Interested to hear what you think of USA.V in light of this info... still overhyped?

Regards,

vox

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Gut informiert, der Mann - auf eine kleine Pressekonferenz bzw. Präsentation in Wallace konnte ich natürlich nicht eben mal so gehen.

Dennoch: die Frage mit dem Einfluss der Gewerkschaften bleibt.
Und die Frage nach den ausreichenden Arbeitskräften, um die - vermutlich aktuell wirklich vorhandene, geringere Produktion auf ausreichende Höhen hinauf zu schrauben.

Grüsse,
gutso

Hallo Tschonko,

danke Dir, allerdings sind die aktuellen 160 Mio Ca$ Marktcap. immer noch etwas ambitioniert, meine ich, solange das mit den Arbeitskräften nicht geklärt ist.

Ich werde mir selbst in den kommenden Wochen Liquidität freischaufeln und plane einen ersten kleinen Einstieg in U.S. Silver Corp. bei einer Marktcap der Firma von ca. 135 Mio Ca$, berechnet von ihren 208 Mio. Shares fully diluted aus, das heisst die Firma muss noch runter kommen, ehe ich das mache.
Im März haben die ein Aktionärstreffen, wo einiges in Bewegung kommen soll, auch bezüglich Informationsarbeit.
Bin mir aber nicht sicher, obs nicht gerade dann erst mal noch abwärts geht.
Derzeitiger Kurs ist 0.77 Ca$. ...
Um 0.65 Ca$ blas ich zum Einstieg!

Gruss,
gutso

CA:USA / USA.V hat gebohrt: sie erweitern ihre Kenntnisse über die Vererzungen im Central Silver Valley.
Das Gebiet in dem gedrillt wurde gehört zum Komplex der Erzkörper um die Galena Mine.

Somit sind die beschriebenen Erzkörper ohne extrem grossen Aufwand unterirdisch zugänglich durch bereits bestehende Gangsysteme der Galena Mine.
(Oben im Posting kann man das Explorationsgebiet auf 2400er Level auch sehen! Nur dass sie wider Erwarten nun auch gewisse Kupfer Vererzungen darin gefunden haben, also ein anderer Typ Silbererz, als erwartet, den Begleitkomponenten nach unterschieden.)

Hier die Meldung:

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U.S. Silver Corporation Reports Significant Mineralization on 2400 Level of Galena Mine
Tuesday March 13, 9:30 am ET

TORONTO, ONTARIO--(MARKET WIRE)--Mar 13, 2007 -- U.S. Silver Corporation (CDNX:USA.V - News) reports that diamond drilling has discovered significant silver-copper and silver-lead mineralization on the 2400 Level of the Galena Mine near Wallace, Idaho.
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The diamond drilling program, which began in December 2006, was intended to follow-up on two drill holes that were completed more than 40 years ago. Both drill holes had intercepts which would be ore grade at mineable widths using current metal prices. The historical intercepts were 400 and 800 feet west of the #3 Shaft, the main shaft of the Galena Mine. Mineralization on this structure is now known to extend from #3 Shaft to over 800 feet west of the shaft. Ten diamond drill holes were recently completed along the trend during the first phase of exploration, and the mineralization appears to improve toward the west. Significant intercepts from the initial phase of drilling are listed in Table 1.

Table 1: Galena Mine, Significant Results from Diamond Drilling on 2400
Level

TABELLE ALS BILD IM ANHANG, wäre sonst unleserlich!
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There have been no other diamond drill holes or mining in this area. In fact all the intercepts are outside of previously reported reserves or resources for the Galena mine. This preliminary data indicates that there are multiple veins within this system. The system has been identified for nearly 900 feet along strike and down dip for at least 500 feet. The vein system remains open to the west and up and down dip.

The next phase of the project will be to drive a lateral drift parallel to and about 100 feet south of the vein structure. Diamond drill stations will be established along this lateral drift to facilitate infill drilling. Cross cuts can then be driven from the lateral to access the vein once the mineralization is better understood through detailed diamond drilling. This lateral development work and drilling is scheduled to begin in a few weeks.

QUALIFIED PERSON

Information of a technical nature in this press release respecting the properties has been prepared and reviewed by Mr. Daniel H. Hussey, Chief Geologist of U.S. Silver. Mr. Hussey is a "qualified person" within the meaning of National Instrument 43-101 of the Canadian Securities Administrators.

All silver assay results reported in this new release were analyzed using standard fire assay techniques by American Analytical Services located in Osburn, Idaho. Check assays are conducted by ALS Chemex, located in Sparks, Nevada. All samples are obtained and assays are reported under a formal quality assurance program. All diamond drill core holes were drilled with BQ size tools.

ABOUT U.S. SILVER CORPORATION

U.S. Silver, through its wholly-owned subsidiary U.S. Silver-Idaho, Inc. owns and operates the Galena underground silver mine. U.S. Silver-Idaho, Inc. also owns the Coeur Mine and Caladay Property, which are located near the Galena mine, as well as certain other mining properties in the Coeur d'Alene Mining district, a region known for silver, lead and zinc production, in northern Idaho. U.S. Silver acquired U.S. Silver-Idaho, Inc. in June 2006.

Profitable Production from the World's Most Prolific Silver Belt.

Certain information in this press release may contain forward-looking statements. This information is based on current expectations that are subject to significant risks and uncertainties that are difficult to predict. Actual results might differ materially from results suggested in any forward-looking statements. The Corporation assumes no obligation to update the forward-looking statements, or to update the reasons why actual results could differ from those reflected in the forward looking-statements unless and until required by securities laws applicable to the Corporation. Additional information identifying risks and uncertainties is contained in filings by the Corporation with the Canadian securities regulators, which filings are available at http://www.sedar.com.

The TSX Venture Exchange does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.

Contact:
Contacts:
U.S. Silver Corporation
Bruce Reid
Chief Executive Officer
(647) 500 4495

U.S. Silver Corporation
Mark Hartmann
President
(208) 556 1535

U.S. Silver Corporation
Vance Loeber
Investor Relations
(604) 805 3530

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Quelle

USA.V steht aktuell bei 0,74 CA$.

Ich kauf noch nicht! (s.o.! )
Erst um 0,60-0,65 CA$ herum.

Gruss,
gutso

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Original von LuckyFriday
Hallo gutso,

vorerst grossen Dank für deine Recherchen zu US silver corp.

hallo Lucky!

Gern, freut mich, wenns wenigstens zu Gedanken anregt!

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Zwei Dinge erstaunen mich.
1. Was ist nur dieser B.M., ex-US-army-Geheimdienstler, für eine schräge Type

Vor Jahren war ich mal drauf und dran, ihm einen Check für die Website zu schicken; bin froh, habe ich das nicht getan!

Das verstehe ich nicht, da fehlt mir eindeutig der Hintergrund.

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2. Diese Grades in der Galena sind Spitze. Stelle dir das mal drei-dimensional vor! Bringt den simplen Taschenrechner bald mal zum overflow. O.K. kann man eigentlich gar nicht aus wenigen Bohrungen tun, aber trotzdem, sowas gibt's ja nicht punktförmig, die geologischen Brüche sind ausgedehnt!

Das interpretiere ich genauso, vor allem hat mir der Zusatz "westlich offen" gefallen. In der Richtung liegt meine geschätzte ASLM.PK !
Und dahinter die MERG.PK!

Ich meine, - ich weiss dass diese erzkörper kaum bis dahin reichen können, aber es zeigt mir, dass da in dem blinden Fleck zwischen Galena Mine & Sunshine Mine mehr liegt, als bisher bekannt.
Dies ist für mich persönlich der Hauptgehalt der Nachricht.

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Da wäre ich nicht so sicher, ob du deinen Einstieg erwischst. Vielleicht doch, den EM fehlt ja noch eine Elliott-C abwärts (siehe Partnerseite von goldseiten, Elli plauderte gestern aus dem Nähkästchen).

Gruss,
Lucky

Habe das Elli-Pdf diesmal gelesen, kalle14 hat es in Spica's Astrologie-Thread geposted.
Da hatte ich das dann aufgeschnappt. Hat JüKü fein zusammengestellt diesmal, ich habe nur für die Elliott Wave Counts immer kein rechtes Feeling, auch wenn es sich so oft mit dem trifft, was ich denke.

Doch, doch, ich erwische den Einstieg! - Wetten?

Gute Nacht!
gutso

ach unsr'rer, der Bob Moriarty!

Ich habs nicht mehr so mit den Buchstaben, seitdem hier 2 Lunar Drachen à 1 Kilo Silber & diverse Philharmoniker liegen (zum zwischenzeitlichen Betrachten - sowie zum "Gewichtheben", hat sich heute herumgesprochen im Forum, dass das sehr gesund ist in schwieriger Zeit ), - also seitdem bin ich mehr an Gewichtseinheiten orientiert, als an ... ich sags nicht!

Der B.M, da habe ich heute noch überlegt, wo sie war (irgend ein Eiland, aber der Spiegel der Meere steigt eh) und wie seine Internetpräsenz doch gleich hiess, habs vergessen.

... & bin doch dann dabei immer wieder bei Ebay gelandet!

Grüsse,
gutso

Hallo,

es gibt Neues von U.S. Silver Corp. (USA.V / CA:USA)

Sie sind dabei den Caladay Shaft & die nähere Umgebung neu zu untersuchen.

Zur Erinnerung. Der Shaft befindet sich südöstlich des Galena Shaft und man ist an dieser Stelle nur etwa 300 m von den Properties der Silver Buckle Mines (SBUM) entfernt!

Hier die News:

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U.S. Silver Corporation Updates Mineral Potential of Its Caladay Property
Thursday March 22, 11:13 am ET

TORONTO, March 22, 2007 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- U.S. Silver Corporation (``U.S. Silver'') (CDNX:USA.V - News) is pleased to provide an update on its Caladay exploration project. Over the last several months, company personnel have been reviewing historic records on the Caladay property, which adjoins the producing Galena Mine to the east. The Caladay Shaft lies approximately 7,300 feet southeast of the Galena Mine No.3 Shaft and the two mines are interconnected on the 4,900 foot level of the Galena.
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In the early 1980s a joint venture of Day Mines, Callahan Mining, and ASARCO spent approximately $32.5 million (about $80.0 million in 2006 dollars) on the Caladay property to construct surface facilities, a 5,101foot deep shaft and associated underground workings to explore the property. The hoist is currently fully operational.

The historical underground exploration program undertaken in the late 1980s included 94 drill holes. This program was designed to extend the ``Silver Belt'' of the Coeur d'Alene District further east by delineating the down plunge extensions from the Galena Mine. Exploration was curtailed in 1989 due to the softening of the silver market. As a result, exploration on the property remains incomplete.

In light of current metal prices, apparent widths and continuity of discovered mineralization, and the proximity of the Caladay property to the Galena and Coeur mines, the Company is encouraged about the future potential of the property. In addition, the Caladay facilities benefit the Galena Mine operations through improved ventilation, possible additional muck hoisting capacity, and as a secondary potential escapeway.

About 40 of the diamond drill holes delineated an interesting zone of silver-lead mineralization. Diamond drill holes containing mineralization are on 50 to 150 foot centers and occur over a vertical distance of 400 to 500 feet. The mineralized zone is open at depth and to the east with favorable rock types projected in both directions. Two types of mineralization are seen in Caladay drill holes -- disseminated silver-lead, and high-grade tetrahedrite (silver-copper) veins. Typical selected intercepts are listed in Table 1. Drill hole data listed in Table 1 are down hole lengths. The true thickness of the mineralized zone cannot be estimated until further geologic interpretation is completed. Callahan Mining Company, the operator of the project in the 1980s, calculated a polygonal resource estimate based on the exploration drill holes as summarized in Table 2.

TABELLE UNTEN ALS BILD IM ANHANG, da sonst unleserlich!

U.S. Silver does not intend to include this resource at the Caladay in its stated ore reserves and resources because it believes that additional study is needed to verify the historic data, conduct additional geologic evaluation and interpretation, and to determine the feasibility of mining. However, due to the widths and grades of the ore zones reported in the historic data, the Company believes that the project may be amenable to highly mechanized, low cost, bulk mining techniques.

In addition to the zone of mineralization above, the Company also believes the Caladay may host other vein systems similar to those historically mined at the Galena Mine. This interpretation is based on an analysis of existing Galena Mine underground workings, and drilling results at both the Galena and Caladay properties. Further, the Company believes that similar geologic structures, which exist at the Galena, extend into the Caladay below the level of the current Caladay workings. The Company intends to follow up on these concepts with further intense geologic study of the existing data, followed by a diamond drilling program.

Qualified Person

Information of a technical nature in this press release respecting the properties has been prepared and reviewed by Mr. Daniel H. Hussey, Chief Geologist of U.S. Silver. Mr. Hussey is a ``qualified person'' within the meaning of National Instrument 43-101 of the Canadian Securities Administrators.

About U.S. Silver Corporation

U.S. Silver Corporation owns and operates the producing Galena Silver Mine in Shoshone County, Idaho, which is the second most prolific silver mine in U.S. history with over 200 million ounces of silver produced since 1953. The mine is currently anticipated to produce 3.2 million ounces of silver in 2007 with assayed by-product lead and copper production. U.S. Silver acquired the Galena Mine as well as the Coeur Mine and the Caladay Property and over 11,000 acres of ground in the heart of the Coeur D'Alene Silver Mining District in June 2006. The Company is focused on the production and exploration on its extensive Silver Valley holdings.

The TSX Venture Exchange does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.

Certain information in this press release may contain forward-looking statements. This information is based on current expectations that are subject to significant risks and uncertainties that are difficult to predict. Actual results might differ materially from results suggested in any forward-looking statements. U.S. Silver assumes no obligation to update the forward-looking statements, or to update the reasons why actual results could differ from those reflected in the forward looking-statements unless and until required by securities laws applicable to U.S. Silver Corporation. Additional information identifying risks and uncertainties is contained in filings U.S. Silver Corporation with the Canadian securities regulators, which filings are available at http://www.sedar.com.

Contact:
U.S. Silver Corporation
Bruce Reid, Chief Executive Officer
647-500-4495
Vance Loeber, Investor Relations
604-805-3530
John Ryan, Chairman
843-263-1169

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Ach ja, übrigens, wers noch nicht gemerkt hat, CEO ist jetzt Bruce Reid!

Gruss,
gutso

Hallo Lucky!

Ich würd ja auch gern kaufen. Aber erst ab unter 0.65 Ca$

Andererseits werde ich über ASLM.PK oder/und über SBUM.PK früher oder später eh USA.V Aktionär werden.
Oder zumindest Porfiteur.
(Hoffe ich.)

Also brennt mir da nicht mal was unter den Nägeln.

Gruss,
gutso

So jetzt hab ich den Salat, bis auf 0.69 ist sie noch gefallen gewesen.

Jetzt steht sie bei 1,10 vom Freitag ...

Offenbar hat die guten Nachrichten jemand gelesen!

Macht aber nix, dann muss ich halt nun warten, bis die Freude auch die ASLM.PK und die SBUM.PK ereilt!

Die unten erwähnte Coeur Mill steht übrigens direkt am Gelände der ASLM.PK ... nur mal so, nebenbei ... .

http://biz.yahoo.com/iw/070405/0235604.html

Zitat

Press Release Source: U.S. Silver Corporation

U.S. Silver Corporation Secures a Smelter Contract for Lead-Silver Concentrates
Thursday April 5, 11:43 am ET

TORONTO, ONTARIO--(MARKET WIRE)--Apr 5, 2007 -- U.S. Silver Corporation ("U.S. Silver" or the "Corporation") (CDNX:USA.V - News) is pleased to announce that a smelter contract has been signed with Teck Cominco Metals Ltd. to process lead-silver concentrates produced at U.S. Silver's mining complex in the Silver Valley, Idaho.

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Recent discoveries of high grade lead-silver mineralization in the Galena Mine (see press releases dated 1/17/07 and 3/22/07), combined with previously known lead-silver resources, have resulted in the decision to restart the currently idle Coeur Mill to process the lead-silver material from the Galena Mine. Ore from the Galena Mine will be hoisted up the Coeur Shaft, and concentrated in the Coeur Mill. The mill is scheduled to start shipments to the smelter in September 2007.

Bruce Reid the Chief Executive Officer commented that, "This contract will allow U.S. Silver to more fully optimize the potential of this mine by producing substantial amounts of lead-silver concentrates in addition to the traditional production of copper-silver concentrates particularly when metal prices are so buoyant."

Repair activity in the Coeur Mine and Mill has been ongoing and will be completed by August 2007. Development of lead-silver resources within the Galena Mine will begin in April and will be ready for mining by August, 2007.
Initial development activities will begin on the 2400, 3000, and 3700 levels of the mine.

Selected drill hole intercepts

(...) FÜR DIE GENAUE DRILLHOLE DATEN TABELLE - SIEHE NACHRICHT IM LINK (...)

Portions of the lead-silver zone on the 3000 level of the Galena Mine were initially developed between 1950 and 1953. During the development of this lead-silver zone, drifting began toward what became known as the Silver Vein. As a result of the Silver Vein discovery in 1953, the mining focus switched from the lead-silver ores to high grade silver-copper ores. Mining from the Silver Vein complex since 1953 has produced more than 100 million ounces of silver. Reserves and resources still remaining in the Silver Vein contain more than 4 million ounces of silver and 2.5 million lbs of copper.

The Galena Mill will continue to process copper-silver ore mined from the Galena Mine. Extensive infrastructure repairs and re-development of existing ore reserves are continuing, with production levels of the copper-silver ores continuing to increase throughout the year. With both mills operating, production levels from U.S. Silver operations are expected to be as much as 1,000 tons per day of combined production by the end of 2007. Production for all of 2007 is expected to exceed 3 million ounces of silver, 2 million pounds of copper, and 3.5 million pounds of lead.

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gutso

Hallo Edel Man!

Glückwunsch, falsch liegt man da wohl kaum, bei der CA:USA.

Ich dachte nur, sie kommen weiter zurück, dann hätte ich schon auch mal zugegriffen.
So macht aber auch nichts, für mich ist dieser Walfisch ohnehin erst mal das "Zugpferd", in dessen Fahrwasser die Kleinen drumherum jetzt irgendwann interessanter werden dürften.

Nahezu unberührte Resourcen bei ASLM.PK & SBUM.PK und die Möglichkeit für mich, über Drillings, Royalties und / oder Übernahmen an ähnliche Kursbewegungen der CA:USA anzuknüpfen stehen nicht schlecht, gehebelt vermutlich auch noch, das war so mein Gedanke dabei.

(ASLM.PK ist meine grösste Position sie liegen mitten im westlichen Arm des U.S.Silver Corp Geländes südlich von Osburn.)

Ich weine also nicht, wenn ich die U.S. Silver Corp. Shares dereinst durch Übernahme in mein Depot bekommen sollte.
Aber hoffentlich erst nach guten Kursentwicklungen!

Meine Strategie war es hier ja von anfang an, eher auf die Kleinen zu setzen & erst nach & nach auf die grossen Minen im Valley ... . (Ausnahme für mich bisher SRLM & mitlerweilen ja auch ein paar CA:AZG.)
Mal sehen ob das aufgeht.

Viel Glück damit jedenfalls, dieses Jahr wird die CA:USA noch ein paar gute Infos liefern müssen, damit sie mit der Produktion & der Resourcen Ausweitung vollends auf dem Weg sind, aber - es sieht gut danach aus, sie sind sehr taff!

Grüsse,
gutso