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  • Kimberly Gold Mines

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    Press Release Source: Kimberly Gold Mines



    Kimberly Gold Mines, Inc. Announces Drill Results on Compton Property in Wenatchee Gold Belt
    Thursday September 1, 12:58 pm ET



    COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 1, 2005--Kimberly Gold Mines (OTC:KMGM - News) Kimberly Gold Mines, Inc. is pleased to announce the completion of its Compton Drill Program within the Wenatchee Gold Belt. The program consisted of eight diamond drill holes (holes Com 43 to 50, totaling 5,000ft) designed to sample and expand on the gold-bearing silicified zone identified at the surface of the Compton Property by Asamera Inc. in the 1990's.
    Phase One -- Holes 43, 44 and 50 were designed to test the high-grade gold area where Asamera drilling has returned intercepts grading up to 3.1 oz/t gold, and to expand this zone to depth (hole 44) and to the north (hole 50).


    The high-grade gold intercepts in holes 43 and 50 support Asamera's
    drill data (see table below).


    Hole From To Interval Au Au Ag (ppm) Ag (oz/t)
    (ppm)(1) (oz/t)(2)
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    Com-43 102 107 5 4.853 0.16 9.04 0.33
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    Com-43 117 122 5 32.713 0.90 28.11 0.885
    ----------------------------------------------------------------------
    Com-43 227 232 5 7.624 0.222 8.31 0.25
    ----------------------------------------------------------------------
    Com-43 232 237 5 4.54 0.145 4.77 0.14
    ----------------------------------------------------------------------
    Com-43 267 272 5 5.175 0.148 6.36 0.19
    ----------------------------------------------------------------------
    Com-43 592 597 5 2.504 0.07 1.08 0.03
    ----------------------------------------------------------------------
    Com-50 22 27 5 1.598 0.05 6.3 0.18
    ----------------------------------------------------------------------
    Com-50 27 32 5 3.366 0.10 6.54 0.19
    ----------------------------------------------------------------------
    Com-50 50 55.5 5.5 15.572 0.45 13.56 0.40
    ----------------------------------------------------------------------
    Com-50 61 66.5 5.5 23.596 0.69 14.47 0.42
    ----------------------------------------------------------------------
    Com-50 66.5 72 5.5 2.47 0.07 1.37 0.04
    ----------------------------------------------------------------------


    (1) FA with an AA finish
    (2) FA with a Gravimetric Finish



    Hole 44 appears to have been designed too steeply and was drilled beneath the zone.


    Phase Two - Holes 45 to 49 were designed to expand the known area of silicification to the south-east, and to explore the high silver intercepts identified in the West Eagle Creek Fault System by Asamera and Yamana drill-holes (step-out drilling).


    All holes, with the exception of 49, intersected broad zones of silicification with elevated gold and silver mineralization. No gold values in excess of 1 gram per ton were encountered, however the wide spacing of the drill holes leaves considerable potential remaining.


    Conclusions


    The drill results yielded by Hole 43 supports the information obtained from Asamera's database containing intercepts grading up to 3.1 oz/t gold, while Hole 50 was successful in expanding the potential boundaries of this same high-grade gold area to the north.


    The step-out drilling of Holes 45 through 49 expanded the limits of the near-surface epithermal system, and provided information on the West Eagle Creek Fault that forms the eastern boundary to the system. The step-out holes appear to have drilled the roots of an epithermal system. It is likely that a high-grade silicified zone will be found at shallower depths.


    Future efforts on the Compton property will likely focus upon short-hole, shallow surface drilling definition of the high-grade gold area verified by Holes 43 and 50, with intent to develop a mineral resource.


    Kimberly Gold President, Kevin Shiell, stated, "We are very encouraged with the results of our first drill program in the Wenatchee Gold Belt."


    Kimberly Gold Mines is an aggressive gold exploration company focused on the historic mining districts of the Pacific Northwest. Active Kimberly projects include the Kimberly and Rescue Gold Mines in central Idaho, the Matthews property in the Wenatchee Gold Belt of central Washington, and the Empire Creek Project in the Republic Graben of northeastern Washington. Kimberly stock trades on the OTC Market under the symbol "KMGM".


    Certain statements contained in this press release are "forward looking statements" within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such statements are based on beliefs of management, as well as assumptions made by and information currently available to management. Forward-looking statements are subject to risks, uncertainties and other factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from expected results.


    If you would like to receive press releases via email contact: Monique Hayes at 208-667-8450.




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    Kimberly Gold Mines, Inc.
    Kevin Shiell, 208-667-8450
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  • IMA - A Silver Giant in the Making!

    IMA hat ein Klassegebiet, wenige Silberaktien haben haben eine annähernde Qualität, aber was ich schon lange Suche, sind Zahlen über das Investitionsvolumen. Wie víele Mio werden benötigt, um die Mine zum Laufen zu bekommen.


    Grüsse, newtechxl

  • Idaho Silver Valley

    Merger Mines: Hat 3 mio Aktien outstanding !!!


    380 acres of patented silver claims, between Sunshine Mine und Galena Mine (Coeur). Underground access from east or west from current operations at Coeur or Sterling will avail Merger a quick response to rising silver prices!
    MERGER IS IN BULL EYE OF ELEPHANT COUNTRY !!!!!


    from David Bond "The Silver Pennies"

  • Idaho Silver Valley

    Timberline ist auch noch interessant!


    Am Besten man ruft bei den Unternehmen an oder schickt Ihnen eine e-mail mit Fragen um mit dem Research voranzukommen,
    im Buch von David Bond "The Silver Pennies" stehen alle wichtigen Adressen .

  • Idaho Silver Valley

    @ Edel Man


    Meine Liste besteht aus:


    Basisinvestments fürs Valley:


    Merger
    Shoshone
    Metropolitain
    Kimberly


    Warum: die sind sehr aktiv und wollen wirklich was machen. Ray DeMotte steht auch noch dahinter, was ein sehr gutes Zeichen ist. HAt Sterling von 25 cent auf 13,50 gebracht !! Ok nun wieder 3, aber Sterling produziert nun erfolgreich in Mexiko und bald ist Sunshine dran.


    New Jersey nicht vergessen.

  • Idaho Silver Valley

    Sterling hat Beteiligungen und Leases mit#


    Metropolitain Mines
    Merger Mines (hier halten sie 15%)
    Mineral Mountain & Milling
    Shoshone Silver





    Coeur steht in Verbindung mit American Silver Mining

  • Idaho Silver Valley

    http://www.silverstrategies.com/story.aspx?id=834



    Silver, Silver Valley and the Silver Summit !


    by Christian Wirth and David Bond


    08/03/2005


    Christian Wirth interviews David Bond, the American Silver analyst and owner of
    http://www.silverminers.com about Silver, Idaho Silver Valley and the Silver Summit.



    Wirth: Hi David, great to have you here. You as a real Silver Bull tell us how you found
    your passion for silver ?


    Bond: Well Christian, it began in the mid-1960s, when I was a teenager and the U.S. debased its coinage, taking out silver and substituting base metals. The real silver coins disappeared overnight. But there were still plenty of 1957 A and B Silver Certificates in circulation, so I began to accumulate them. These were issued by the U.S. Treasury, not by the privately-held Federal Reserve Bank. My objective was to exchange them for silver. But then the federal government reneged on its promise to redeem Silver Certificates with silver. My Silver Certificates became as worthless as Federal Reserve debt notes. So I have been watching, and when possible, accumulating physical silver ever since.


    Wirth: What do you think about the current price of silver ? Which factors do you expect to influence the price in future ?


    Bond: Even with two major silver projects set to come on line later this decade, another big one, the Rochester, will I am told be coming off-line. I believe silver will be demand-driven and that its price will rise accordingly. The Third World is gobbling up new technology like mad: you can go to Venezuela or China and everyone is using cell-phones and satellite technology. That means they’re using silver like mad. Silver has no peer as a low-cost conductor. But once that cell phone is replaced and tossed away, the silver goes away with it. Digital has been erroneously hyped as the death of silver in photography, because people don’t realize that this is a zero-sum game. By that I mean is that the vast majority of silver used in halide film is recycled in the developing process, so it returns right back to the market as “scrap.” I have heard varying figures on the efficiency of this recovery, but I believe it’s on the order of 80 percent or better. So if less silver is used by the film-making industries, then less silver comes back to the market as scrap. Silver’s future in health as a biocide, a water purifier, as a medicine, is simply enormous, and that silver won’t come back into the supply stream either. So I am very bullish on its prospects as an industrial commodity, and we haven’t even touched on silver as money, which could be the salvation of the Dinar and the Renminbi.


    Wirth: You are living in Wallace, right in the heart of the famous “Idaho Silver Valley”, so please tell our readers what is so special about that valley ?


    Bond: Wallace and several of its companies, from Hecla to Sterling Mining, have more than a century of silver mining history. Most mining camps producing silver live very briefly; the Comstock in Nevada was finished in something like 20 years. We’ve been going since 1884. Same mines, many descendants of the original families who came here from Europe. This has created a culture I find unique and fascinating. It’s a wonderful place to live.


    Wirth: The Silver Valley has a long history of mining, is that right ?


    Bond: Yes; almost 130 years. It’s had its ups and downs, but silver mining has gone on here continuously for that long.


    Wirth: How do you see the possibilities for investors to invest in the Silver Valley ?


    Bond: The possibilities are certainly out there. There are about 36 publicly traded companies with silver claims in the Silver Valley. They range from NYSE companies like Hecla and Coeur to Pink Sheet over-the-counter stocks which react very swiftly to movements in the silver price. Most are thinly traded and highly volatile. You must watch them carefully and be ready to act. Even a Big Board company like Hecla went in two years from being in danger of losing its New York Stock Exchange listing because of low share price to being the NYSE’s top performer, in 2002.


    Wirth: As far as I understand you, the “Idaho Silver Valley” is the place to be for silver investors, comparable like Cortez for Gold or Athabasca Basin for Uranium ?


    Bond: Well, Christian, we sure have a lot of it. The Silver Valley has produced in excess of 1 billion ounces of silver (more than the Potosi and Comstock districts combined) and geologists conservatively estimate there are at least another 1 billion ounces still in the ground at accessible depths.


    Wirth: How is the current production rate of the companies from the Valley and which advantages does the Silver Valley offer to investors beside
    the rich ore body of primary silver ?


    Bond: Production here is moving upwards in response to higher silver prices. I see the Sunshine Mine resuming production in another 18 months or so, not originally at its former level of 5 million ounces per year, but it will be a significant producer again. Hecla’s Lucky Friday is thumping right along with production from recent development work. The people at Galena (Coeur d’Alene Mines) are catching up on their exploration and development work. We could, given the right price scenario, see silver production return to about 15 million ounces a year from the current level of about 5 million during this decade.


    Wirth: How much silver is there still in the ground and what about the exploration ?


    Bond: As I mentioned, there are easily another billion ounces, and that’s just from conventional exploration estimates. Now we have, and have begun to use, high-tech exploration means including satellite imaging, and IP, which means you shock the ground with electrical wires and measure the conductivity. The readings don’t tell you that there’s silver there, but they do tell you where to look for silver. Sterling is using these techniques around the Sunshine; New Jersey Mining is using them on their properties, and Silver Royal Apex has embarked upon a similar program on the north side of the Osburn Fault. It could be that there’s an extension of the silver veins offset on the north side of the fault. If that’s the case, we are looking at 3 billion or more ounces here. It’s simply phenomenal.


    Wirth: David, 2003 you started to organize a conference about silver, the “Silver Summit”.
    Please tell us more about it !


    Bond: I can’t take much credit for it. The idea was originally Sterling president Ray DeMotte’s, and Shauna Hillman, who owns a photo shop here in the Silver Valley called Indelible Tidbits, really organized it. I just made a few phone calls. But we thought, with all these mining investment conferences being held in hotels in London and New York and San Francisco, shouldn’t there be one located where people could actually see the mines that were being talked about? And since all you ever hear about at these other conferences is gold, gold, gold in moose pastures up in the Arctic, shouldn’t there be one conference that focused on silver and producing companies? We didn’t know what to expect, but the first year was well-attended, and last year attendance more than quadrupled, to almost 500 people. I don’t know what to expect this year, but we have quite a list of presenters, from Richard “Mogambo Guru” Daughty to Pat Mohr of Scotiabank to David Morgan and Jason Hommel and Bernard von Nothaus, and we’ll be having workshops on silver as medicine and money. There will be boat cruises, live music, and opportunities for people to go underground in deep-shaft working silver and gold mines. The major silver CEOs from North America will also speak, and you’ll get a chance to meet then.


    Wirth: When and where will it take place ?


    Bond: It runs Sept. 22 and 23 at the Red Lion Templin’s River Resort in Post Falls, Idaho, about 30 miles east of Spokane, Washington on the I-90 freeway, and winds up in Wallace on the 24th with a day of surface mine tours, historical tours, and a celebration of the Center of the Universe, which for some crazy reason Wallace thinks it is. You can go on the web to register at http://www.thesilversummit.com, or call Jann Higdem at the Silver Valley Mining Association in Wallace, 1.208.556.1621 for more information. It promises to be a good time.


    Wirth: David, thank you very much for the interesting interview.

  • Idaho Silver Valley

    Silver Summit 2005 gathering steam, and a host of stars



    Wallace and Post Falls, Idaho – Silver Summit 2005, "an investment
    conference for the rest of us," is gathering steam with exhibitors,
    registrants, and a star-studded galaxy of speakers and entertainment.


    Richard "Mogambo Guru" Daughty, in addition to speaking on Friday,
    Sept. 23 in the main convention hall at the Red Lion Templin's Hotel
    on the River in Post Falls, Idaho, will perform a set of original
    precious metals tunes with boogie-woogie artist Steve Dore on
    Saturday, Sept. 24 in Wallace at the rededication ceremony of the
    Center of the Universe.


    Other confirmed speakers and workshop-holders include
    Silver-Investor.com's David Morgan, Scotiabank's commodity expert,
    Patricia Mohr; newsletter-writer and silver bull Jason Hommel;
    silver-in-health expert Dr. Eric Rentz; silver-as-money advocate
    Bernard von Nothaus; Free Market News Network's Libertarian
    commentator, Harry Browne; and CEOs of North America's leading silver
    mining companies.


    Silver Summit 2005 commences Thursday, Sept. 22, at Post Falls with
    optional tours of deep-shaft mines in the Silver Valley and workshops
    on silver's role in health, money and as an investment opportunity,
    presented by internationally renown experts in those areas. Friday,
    Sept. 23, is the conference's main day, culminating in a free cocktail
    hour and drawing for a stash of 10-Sterling silver coins.


    Silver will be accepted in lieu of Federal Reserve notes for a variety
    of activities and services throughout the Silver Summit, including a
    luncheon at Templin's.


    On Saturday morning the conference attendees will break camp in Post
    Falls, head for Wallace, and attend a day of mine surface plant tours,
    including the Bunker Hill, New Jersey, Sunshine, Galena and Lucky
    Friday mines, a walking tour of Historic Wallace, and a seminar hosted
    by David Bond, author of "The Silver Pennies." The day will end with a
    typically Wallace-style party celebrating that city's claim to be the
    Center of the Universe and, weather permitting, a street dance.


    Further Silver Summit 2005 information for exhibitors and attendees
    may be obtained from the Silver Valley Mining Association in Wallace
    at 208.556.1621, or on the web at http://www.thesilversummit.com.

  • Idaho Silver Valley

    Sobald Sterling produziert, sollte man eine riesige Position
    Merger, Metropolitain und Mineral Mountain haben.


    Ich sage nur Leasecontracts und Resourcenproblematik !
    Ich weiss, dass die Teile noch sehr illiquide sind, auch gibt es
    wenige Informationen. Bin aber der Meinung, dass es sich lohnen kann,
    mal einen Tag dafuer zu opfern !



    In Mexiko laeuft das Business fuer Sterling recht gut .