Beiträge von elefant_111

    Wieviel physisches AU ist in den letzten 3 Jahren nach Asien gegangen?


    Und wie sieht das bei AG aus?


    Ich kann das nicht quantifizieren, aber ich vermute, dass es wohl recht viel sein dürfte - offensichtlich geschieht das Ganze aber ruhig und marktschonend....

    Wer hat eine Meinung zu folgenden Minicaps - interessant?


    alle dürften dringend Geld brauchen - haben aber nach meinem EDindruck extrem interessante Assets - wer weiss mehr?


    Canasil Res CLZ
    Alexandria Min AZX
    Coral Gold CLH
    Gossan Res GSS
    Cream Mon CMA
    Tara TARM

    Mein Eindruck ist, dass es derzeit sehr viele und gute v. a. fundamentale Gründe für einen nachhaltigen und massiven Anstieg von AG und AU gibt, auch oder gerade weil die Stimmung miserabelst ist


    .... ich jedenfalls verstehe diese absurd niedrigen Silberpreise längst nicht mehr und kaufe daher - und rate allen mir das gleichzutun



    Silber auf aktuellem Niveau = Jahrhundertchance [smilie_blume]

    Habe mehrere Alben voll mit Sammlerkram - alles mögliche von Kaiserreich; Weimar, Europa etc. viele 100 Stücke - bei Ebay biete ich per Definition nichts mehr an (Wucherprovision indiskutabel). Sehr viel Silber dabei.... (einfach mal um ein Beispiel zu nennen: habe 5 Stück Monacco 1966 10 Francs Rainer & Grace was mach ich damit....)


    Würde gerne den Sammleraufschlag in Metall tauschen - wie mache ich das am besten bei angemessener Interessenwahrung meinerseits (bin Raum münchener Nordosten)


    habe kein Interesse an irgendwelchen Händlerangeboten, die unangemessen niedrig sind und bevorzuge Tausch in AG

    seit Jahren leere Versprechen - erbärmliches Managment damals bei ECU aber sehr gute Liegenschaften - wird es 2013 besser? - habe mal auf Verdacht eine kleine Position auf diesem Katastrohennieveau gekauft....

    Canaco sehr spannend: sitzen auf 88 Mio US$ Cash (Börsenwert 81 Mio) haben spannende Liegenschaften, werden wohl in wenigen Tagen wenn ich das richtig verstehe einen Spin Off beschließen


    scheint interessant zu sein - habe mir eine kleine Position ins Depot gelegt

    Und schon wieder eine auf den ersten Blick eher unauffälige aber dennoch gute Meldung...., weil Teile der neuen Struktur nahe den anderen Adern liegen und damit gut und wirtschaftlich abbaubar sein sollten.....


    schön ist der Textteil...."This new zone of gold mineralization is an added bonus for the BK3 area since it was not included in the resource inventory in the Preliminary Economic Assessment report completed in 2012. The discovery is a classic example of how additional mineralization is typically discovered during underground development in gold-quartz veins deposits." [smilie_blume]


    March 25, 2013


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    DRIFTING ON NEW VEIN DISCOVERY AVERAGES 40.6 g/T GOLD OVER 0.24 METERS
    Bralorne Gold Mines Ltd. (the "Company") provide the following update of results at the Bralorne mine project located near Gold Bridge, British Columbia, where the Company is exploring and building a new gold mining operation.


    M VEIN DISCOVERY
    Underground development was completed in February to explore the "M Vein" that was discovered in surface drill hole SB11-021, which intersected 1282.8 grams gold per tonne (37.4 ounce gold per ton) over 0.5 metres (1.5 feet) estimated true thickness. A new incline driven 60 metres from the BK3 workings passed 6 metres below the drill hole intercept and intersected a new gold-quartz vein on February 14. Sub-level drifting is now underway along the vein, with a total of 36 metres completed to date.


    The vein is generally well-mineralized with disseminated and bands of visible gold, similar to the high grade mineralization seen in the surface drill hole intercept. Channel sample results received to date range up to 321.0 grams gold per tonne and average 74.5 grams gold per tonne (2.17 ounce per ton) uncut, or 45.6 grams gold per tonne (1.33 ounce per ton) with high assays cut to 98.3 grams per tonne. The vein averages 0.5 metres (0.8 feet) in thickness over the sampled strike length of 20 meters. Raising is now planned to explore the vein up dip and through the high grade drill hole intersection.


    This new zone of gold mineralization is an added bonus for the BK3 area since it was not included in the resource inventory in the Preliminary Economic Assessment report completed in 2012. The discovery is a classic example of how additional mineralization is typically discovered during underground development in gold-quartz veins deposits.



    ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD
    "William Kocken"

    Fundamental ist Gold nicht mehr billig aber noch immer günstig (weil noch nicht fair bewertet) - die Geldmengen ufern aus - Gold ist und bleibt und wird bald noch viel stärker zur Fluchtwährung

    Hallo Goldwasser, habe Deinen Beitrag leider erst jetzt gesehen - hätte auch ähnlich geantwortet Problem bei Braloren ist, dass die letztes Jahr aus verschiedenen Gründen (v.a. Permitting) nicht so viel bohren konnten wie eigentlich gewollt - das wird aber zeitnah nachgeholt - wir hatten ja schon festgestellt, dass massive Goldverseuchung auf den Claims zu erwarten sind....


    bin also optimistisch :) auch wenn mir der shareprice nicht gefällt

    Viel besser gefällt mir diese Meldung (die IR Firma beschäftigen die, weil die wissen, dass gute Nachrichten bereits in der Pipeline sind....).


    BRALORNE OPERATIONAL UPDATE


    Vancouver, B.C. - Bralorne Gold Mines Ltd. (BPM: TSX.V)("Bralorne" or the "Company") provides the following update of results at the Bralorne mine project located near Gold Bridge, British Columbia, where the Company is exploring and building a new gold mining operation.


    MILLING
    Milling results for the fiscal year ended January 31, 2013 have yet to be finalized. Preliminary numbers indicate a total of 27,546 tonnes were milled at an average feed grade of 8.1 grams per tonne gold (0.235 ounces per ton). Total estimated gold recovered was 6,247 ounces, including 3,676 ounces from gravity concentration and 2,570 ounces of gold in 511 tonnes of flotation concentrate. Mill availability was 74% and the average throughput was 101.6 tonnes (112 tons) per day for the time operated.


    MINE DEVELOPMENT
    In 2012, the main objective was pre-production development of the BK-3 zone to define mineralized shoots and prepare for extraction. Early results from the BK-3 development indicated very high grade mineralization on the first sublevel. The first drift along the vein at the 3800 foot elevation exposed a highly mineralized vein with an average grade over a length of 160.0 metres (525 feet) of 68.7 grams gold per tonne (un-cut) over 0.8 metres true thickness or 27.1 grams per tonne with high assays reduced to 51.4 grams per tonne. Subsequent development above and below this level indicated the high grade mineralization occurs where two veins join and is not as extensive as originally anticipated. Overall, a large amount of mine development was achieved during the fiscal year and our objective was completed as scheduled. Mining commenced on the BK3 zone in January.


    At times throughout the past year, the operation suffered interruptions and delays due to mechanical and regulatory issues. Limited surface exploration was done because of a late start due to the permit approval delay, but underground drilling resulted in extension of the BK-3 mineralized area. On a positive note, the average daily mill throughput was improved and the Company secured a contract for sale of all of the flotation concentrate that will be produced in 2013.


    A Preliminary Economic Assessment technical report was completed in November of 2012 that indicates the current mine plan has a potential NPV of 6.4 million over 4.3 years. Management believes this assessment is conservative because a gold price of US$1500/oz was used for years 2013-2016. The report recommended a program of $18.9 million to further develop the mine and define additional resources to warrant expansion of the operation to 250 tons per day. The company plans to carry out this program as funds become available from the operation and through financing activities.


    EXPLORATION DIAMOND DRILLING
    The Company drilled 22 core holes for a total of 2,986 meters during the fiscal year ended January 31, 2013. Most of the drilling (18 holes) was underground drilling aimed at extensions of the BK3 and BK North veins. Permitting delays limited the amount of surface drilling completed. In addition, 14 cored holes for 357 meters were drilled with a Bazooka drill to test for mineralized veins adjacent to the workings on the BK3 zone.


    Overall, the drilling showed positive results with local high grade intercepts on the BKN vein, and potential extensions to the mineralization previously defined by drilling on the BK vein. Several new finds were intersected in both surface and underground hole that will require follow-up drilling. Significant diamond drill intercepts are listed in the table below:


    Hole Az. Inc. From (m) To (m) Core Interval (m) True Width (m) Core Interval (ft) Au (g/T) Au (oz/ton) Gold Target
    UB12-101
    349
    -31 43.9 44.0 0.2 0.2 0.6 8.78 0.256 New Find
    UB12-101 349 -31 76.4 76.4 0.3 0.2 0.9 63.60 1.855 VG BKN Split
    UB12-103 349 -12 55.9 56.2 0.3 0.3 1.1 114.00 3.325 VG BKN
    UB12-103 349 -12 61.1 61.5 0.5 0.4 1.5 12.60 0.367 BKN HW
    UB12-105 334 -7 69.2 70.9 1.7 1.3 5.6 4.10 0.120 BKN
    UB12-106 336 -22 79.8 80.2 0.3 0.3 1.1 3.73 0.109 BKN
    UB12-112 334 +77 9.9 10.4 0.5 0.2 1.6 9.30 0.271 New Find
    UB12-113 14.2 +38 112.2 113.4 1.2 1.0 4.0 6.88 0.201 BK
    UB12-114 9 +61 103.6 104.1 0.4 0.2 1.4 6.88 0.201 BK FW
    UB12-115 335 +59 88.4 89.0 0.6 0.3 2.0 25.00 0.729 VG New Find
    UB12-115 335 +59 89..0 90.3 1.3 0.7 4.4 5.93 0.173 New Find
    UB12-115 335 +59 163.7 165.8 2.1 1.2 7.0 409.51 11.944 VG BK
    UB12-116 324 +45 132.6 134.4 1.8 0.7 6.0 6.67 0.195 BK
    SB12-002 175 -49 224.5 224.7 0.1 0.1 0.4 6.70 0.195 New Find
    SB12-002 175 -49 246.7 246.9 0.2 0.2 0.6 47.90 1.397 VG New Find
    SB12-002 175 -49 303.1 303.4 0.3 0.3 1.0 22.00 0.642 77 Vein
    UZ12-003 005 +5 12.2 12.8 0.6 0.6 2.1 11.80 0.344 VG BK Split
    UZ12-004 350 +5 12.2 12.3 0.1 0.1 0.3 33.00 0.962 BK Split
    UZ13-001 177 +6 13.8 13.8 0.3 0.3 1.1 3.60 0.105 BK
    UZ13-004 180 +5 24.5 24.5 0.5 0.5 1.4 8.70 0.254 BK ALT


    Abbreviations: VG = visible gold, QV=quartz vein, QSTZ=quartz veinlet zone, ALT = altered zone
    Au = gold, oz/ton = ounce per ton, Az=azimuth, Inc=inclination, HW = hanging wall, FW = foot wall, BK = BK vein, BKN = BK North vein


    Cautionary Note: The company considers all intercepts assaying 0.1 oz/ton Au or greater as significant, but cautions that these intercept data are preliminary in nature and not conclusive evidence of the likelihood of the occurrence of an economic mineral deposit.


    Thorough QA/QC protocols are followed on the project by monitoring the results of blank and standard samples inserted at a frequency of 1 in 20 each and re-analysis of check samples at a second laboratory. Drill core samples were submitted for preparation and analysis directly to either ALS Laboratory Group in North Vancouver or SGS Laboratory in Vancouver, both of which are ISO certified and accredited. Analysis is conducted on 1 assay-ton aliquots using the fire assay method with a gravimetric finish. Metallic sieve assays are done on all mineralized quartz vein samples. The project is under the technical supervision of Dr. Matt Ball, P.Geo., President and Chief operating Officer of the company and qualified person ("QP") as defined by National Instrument 43-101, who has reviewed the technical content of this release