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Ahh tut das gut!

Das Badesalz dabei wäre: Physisches Silber zum umgerechneten (aktuellen!) Kurs von insgesamt 10,50 US$ / Unze ...

Heute war ein schöner Tag, ich freu mich, weil - wieder mal - mit einem normalen Tausch im Physischem Bereich Boden gut zu machen war.

Und irgendwie ist mir dann die Märchensteuer in Deutschland auch vollkommen egal. ...
(Und - der Silberpreis auch.)

Grüsse,
gutso

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Darf ich auch mitmachen...

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Hallo gutso,
das war ein sogenannter Leger.
Ein Fake.

Es ist ja Karneval, bei uns sagen wir Fasching.

Die Meldung ist vom 6.12.04.
Dachte mal, stell die mal rein. Kommt ja sonst nicht viel von Sterling.

Grüße
Tschonko

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Autsch! Jetzt hats mich gelegt!

Schlimmer Finger!

Hauptsache die Zahlen stimmen, dann können die meinetwegen auch aus dem USGS Survey von 1908 stammen, solange das Zeug noch nicht abgebaut worden ist, eigentlich "Wurscht wie Salami ... . ...

Das war also demnach gar kein Fake, es war nur eine Erinnerung ans Wesentliche.

Grüsse,
gutso

PPS:

DANN WIEDERHOL ICH MICH JETZT EINFACH AUCH MAL:

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(...) damit können sie wirklich aufwarten - sie ziehen den Boden ein, denke ich auch (...)

Möge er halten ...

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Original von Tschonko
Hallo gutso,
ja das ist fein. Siehe auch FCO.TO
Chrysalis wird seit 29.12 nicht gehndelt, finde aber kein trading halt.
Wenn die wirklich 3 mille oz raushauen wollen, wär das schon super.

Die Sunshine kriegt auch Futter aus Mexico.

Sterling Mining Company Announces Trenching Results at San Acacio

http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/061204......html?.v=1

The weighted average of all samples in the 41 trenches is 149 gpt Ag (a total of 93 samples were collected). The average width of the vein is 12.33 meters. The trenches were placed across the vein at an average spacing of about 25 meters.

41 Trenches sampled over a strike length of 900 meters
Best four trenches returned:
377 gpt Ag over 10.85 meters,
376 gpt Ag over 13.93 meters,
386 gpt Ag over 22 meters and
472 gpt Ag over 5.15 meters
The vein and backfill sampled in the trenches average 149 Ag gpt over 12.33 meters.

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Hallo Tschonko,

es ist, als würde es gären, an vielen Stellen im Valley unabhängig und gleichzeitig.

Chrysalis ist gesperrt, hab ich auch vorhin bemerken müssen.
Maaaannnn und ich hab so oft Meldungen gesucht & nix gefunden.
Schade, mit etwas Pfiff hätte man das eher merken können.

David Bond hat übrigens auf den 2. Versuch immer noch nicht geantwortet.
Vielleicht ist er ja wirklich zu besoffen, um die Tasten selbst zu drücken.
Ich hab jetzt 3 Glas Wein, aber es klappt immer noch.

Was trinkt man in Idaho? Something coming within the Kellogg Jackass History?

Grüsse, & Gute Nacht,
gutso

das ist toll, damit können sie wirklich aufwarten - sie ziehen den Boden ein, denke ich auch, ausser der Silberpreis zuckt demnächst nochmal markant nach unten.

Schönes Wochenende! Ich bin morgen unterwegs, ein kleiner "Silberdeal" will abgewickelt werden - physisches macht auch Spass ...

Grüsse,
gutso

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Beim 07 Contest kann man sich noch bis 14. 1. anmelden unter:
http://www.golddrivers.com/con…7/contestregistration.htm

Ich mach diesmal mit, hab mir das Leben aber selbst schwergemacht.
Hab nämlich nur Aktien genommen, die ich tatsächlich habe.
Top 100 Platz wird angestrebt, keine möglichen Kracher drin wie NOT.V, UCOI.OB, KBG.V, BUF.....

Würd mich freuen, wenn sich noch wer anmeldet....
Zwecks der Gaudi.......
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Hallo Tschonko,

danke für die Blumen, aber ich denke in unser beider Hosentaschen kann man sich doch noch recht leicht auskennen, in meiner rechten ist mein Haustürschlüssel und in meiner linken ein Franz Lehar 25 Schilling von 1970, ... (betrifft die Version Freizeitkleidung, im Job "trage ich" den 10 Euro Silberzehner 650 Jahre Städtehanse, der schwimmt sogar bei Inflation! )

Ich meld mich da jetzt sofort an, wenn sie die Pink-Sheets nehmen.

Bis 2012 hab ich dann sogar gewonnen.

Grüsse,
gutso

Nix, die Auswahl fand ich recht bescheiden. Aber ich habe dennoch versucht, im engen Rahmen der Sache mein Profil zu verleihen.

SRLM.OB
GFI
GMX.TO
UC.V
FSY.TO
EPZ.V
BTP.V
SBB.V
TRGD.PK
ALMI.OB

hier die Fortsetzung:

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INFORMATION ON U.S. SILVER CORPORATION

U.S. Silver was incorporated on April 7, 2006 under the General Corporation Law of the State of Delaware. U.S. Silver acquired the Properties by means of the purchase of the outstanding capital stock of U.S. Silver-Idaho, Inc. from Coeur d'Alene Mines Corporation on June 1, 2006 for cash consideration of U.S.$15,000,000. The Properties continue to be held directly by U.S. Silver-Idaho, Inc., which is now a wholly-owned subsidiary of U.S. Silver.

Acquisition of U.S. Silver-Idaho, Inc. (formerly Coeur Silver Valley, Inc.)

On April 9, 2006, U.S. Silver entered into a stock purchase agreement by and among U.S. Silver, as the buyer, Coeur d'Alene Mines Corporation, as the seller, and Coeur Silver Valley, Inc., providing for the purchase of all of the issued and outstanding shares of capital stock of Coeur Silver Valley, Inc. The acquisition of Coeur Silver Valley, Inc. was a fully arm's length transaction of U.S. Silver.

The stock purchase agreement for the purchase of Coeur Silver Valley, Inc. required U.S. Silver to pay an aggregate purchase price of U.S.$15,000,000 (subject to adjustment as provided in the following paragraph), of which U.S.$1,000,000 was required to be paid prior to the closing as an initial down payment. In order to pay the remaining U.S.$14,000,000 balance of the purchase price, U.S. Silver completed a private placement (the "June 2006 Private Placement") of an aggregate of 25,991,350 U.S. Silver units for an aggregate purchase price of U.S.$20,793,080, or a per unit purchase price of U.S.$0.80. Each unit consisted of one (1) share of U.S. Silver common stock and one-half of one U.S. Silver warrant (with each whole U.S. Silver warrant entitling the holder thereof to purchase one (1) share of U.S. Silver common stock). Funds obtained from the June 2006 Private Placement in excess of the amount needed for the acquisition of Coeur Silver Valley, Inc. were used to repay certain initial indebtedness incurred for operating expenses and to pay the initial U.S.$1,000,000 down payment, and for general corporate and operating purposes.

Under a letter agreement dated July 28, 2006, U.S. Silver and the seller agreed to a closing net working capital adjustment pursuant to which U.S. Silver paid to the seller an amount of cash equal to U.S.$1,068,545, plus interest in the amount of U.S.$14,059.41, as additional purchase price.

The securities purchase agreement governing the terms of the June 2006 Private Placement requires U.S. Silver to undertake certain registration obligations with respect to the securities issued in the June 2006 Private Placement (a "Liquidity Event"). U.S. Silver will have no further registration obligations with respect to these securities provided that the Proposed Transaction is completed and the shares issued by Chrysalis to the former stockholders of U.S. Silver are listed for trading on the Exchange, failing which U.S. Silver will be required to issue additional shares of U.S. Silver common stock to the investors in the June 2006 Private Placement.

As originally provided, a Liquidity Event was the registration of the shares of U.S. Silver common stock issued in the June 2006 Private Placement and the listing of those shares on a recognized stock exchange. The requisite majority of investors in the June 2006 Private Placement have agreed to amend the definition of Liquidity Event to also include a transaction (such as the Proposed Transaction) which results in the outstanding U.S. Silver common stock being exchanged for a listed class of shares of another issuer.

During the fourth quarter of 2006, U.S. Silver completed a private placement pursuant to which it issued (at par) to certain accredited investors an aggregate of U.S.$6,869,500 principal amount of U.S. Silver's unsecured 8% convertible debentures due December 31, 2009. These convertible debentures will be automatically converted, without any action on the part of the holders thereof, into an aggregate of 6,245,000 shares of U.S. Silver common stock, which, in turn, will be converted into an aggregate of 19,359,500 Chrysalis common shares as a result of the Proposed Transaction.

SELECTED FINANCIAL STATEMENT INFORMATION

The following tables present selected financial statement information on the financial condition and results of operations for Chrysalis and U.S. Silver as consolidated with its wholly-owned subsidiary, U.S. Silver-Idaho, Inc., as well as revenue and income information for U.S. Silver-Idaho, Inc. Such information is derived from the audited financial statements of U.S. Silver-Idaho, Inc. for the period ending June 30, 2006, audited financial statements of U.S. Silver for the period ended September 30, 2006, and the unaudited financial statements of Chrysalis for the period ended September 30, 2006. The information provided herein is subject to such financial statements and the reader should closely review such financial statements, which have been prepared in accordance with Canadian GAAP, when Chrysalis files its filing statement on SEDAR with respect to the Proposed Transaction. The Chrysalis financial statements have been filed on SEDAR.

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---------------------------------------------------------------------------- U.S. Silver Corporation Chrysalis Capital III Corporation September 30, 2006 September 30, 2006 (unaudited) (unaudited) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------Current Assets $6,320,546 $1,420,968----------------------------------------------------------------------------Total Assets $29,549,501 $1,420,968----------------------------------------------------------------------------Current Liabilities $1,968,799 $40,159----------------------------------------------------------------------------Total Liabilities $11,748,488 $40,159----------------------------------------------------------------------------Note: All figures are represented in Canadian dollars. U.S Silver figures have converted from U.S. dollars to Canadian dollars at an exchange rate of U.S. $1.00=CDN $1.1293.-***------------------------------------------------ U.S. Silver - Idaho, Inc. Six Months Ended June 30, 2006 (audited) -----------------------------------------------Revenue $11,045,509-----------------------------------------------Operating Income $1,093,192-----------------------------------------------Net Income $1,072,204------------------------------------------------****-Note: All figures are represented in U.S. dollars.BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE RESULTING ISSUERThe board of directors of the resulting issuer (the "Resulting Issuer") upon completion of the Proposed Transaction will increase from four to five directors and will be comprised of the following persons: Bruce Reid, John P. Ryan, Mark A. Hartmann, Robert Munro and Geoffrey Rotstein. It is intended that the new board of directors will create a management advisory committee consisting of Bobby E. Cooper and Kevin D. Stulp. The management advisory committee will not have any official authority or duties other than to advise and assist the board of directors when and if called upon to do so. It is contemplated that, subsequent to closing, the Resulting Issuer will seek shareholder approval to change its name to U.S. Silver Corporation, to continue under the laws of the Province of British Columbia and to increase the size of its board of directors to seven directors and to elect Bobby E. Cooper and Kevin D. Stulp as directors of the Resulting Issuer. Summaries of the biographies of the proposed directors and members of the management advisory board are set forth below.John Ryan, Chairman and Chief Financial OfficerMr. Ryan has extensive experience with development-stage companies. Mr. Ryan was Secretary and Chief Financial Officer of High Plains Uranium, Inc. (a uranium exploration and production company) from February 2005 until September 2006. From 1997 until 2005, he was Executive Vice-President and a director of Cadence Resources Corporation, a public natural resources company ("Cadence"). Mr. Ryan has also been Chief Financial Officer and a director of Trend Mining Company since August 2000. He served as President and a director of Grand Central Silver Mines Inc. from 1998 until 2000 and was a director of Metalline Mining Company from 1996 until 1999. He has also served as a director of White Mountain Titanium Corporation, a public natural resources company, since 2004. Other companies with which Mr. Ryan holds an officer and/or director position include Bio-Quant, Inc., Nevada-Comstock Mining Company, GreatWall Gold Corporation, Sundance Diamonds Corporation, TN Oil Co. and Dotson Exploration Company. He has additional experience with Western Goldfields Inc., Elite Logistics Inc. and Royal Silver Mines, Inc. Mr. Ryan attended the University of Idaho where he received a B.S. degree in Mining Engineering, and he also received a Juris Doctor from Boston College. Mr. Ryan is a former U.S. Naval Officer. Mr. Ryan will dedicate the approximately one-fourth of his business time to the Resulting Issuer.Bruce Reid, Chief Executive OfficerMr. Reid has over 30 years of experience in the mining and mining financing industries. Most recently he was the Vice President of Mining Investment Banking at Research Capital Corporation in Toronto, Ontario. Prior to that, he was the Executive Director of Patricia Mining from 2001-2004. During that tenure, Patricia re-opened the underground Island Gold project near Wawa, Ontario. The Island Gold mine is Ontario's newest gold mine with commercial production expected in early 2007. Mr. Reid continues as Director of Patricia Mining Corp. Prior to his tenure with Patricia, Mr. Reid was a Mining Analyst at various securities firms based out of Toronto analyzing public mining companies for institutional investors. Mr. Reid also worked as an exploration geologist at numerous projects in Northern Canada immediately after graduating with a B.Sc. in geology from the University of Toronto (1979). Mr. Reid also has a finance degree from the University of Windsor (1982). Mr. Reid will dedicate the majority of his business time to the Resulting Issuer.Mark A. Hartmann, President Mr. Mark Hartmann has served as the President and Chief Executive Officer of Golden Eagle Mining Co. (a private mining company) since 2004. From 2004 to 2006, Mr. Hartmann was the owner of Hartmann Consulting, a company specializing in underground management and mining issues. He was the Western Missouri Operations Manager for Lafarge North America, providing management oversight for all surface and underground mining operations in Western Missouri from 2001 to 2004. Mr. Hartmann was the Production Manager for Oglebay Norton at the Port Inland Plant in Michigan from 1999 to 2001 and the Mine Superintendent for APG Lime in Ripplemead, Virginia, a large underground limestone mine, from 1997 until 1999. He also worked for Sunshine Mining Company in a variety of positions, including Manager of Mining from 1987 to 1997, Project Manager of the Big Blackfoot project from 1986 to1987, and Chief Engineer from 1984 to 1986. Mr. Hartmann attended the University of Minnesota where he earned a B.S. degree in Mining Engineering in 1979. Mr. Hartmann will dedicate the majority of his business time to the Resulting Issuer. Robert Munro, Director Mr. Munro is the President, Chief Financial Officer and a co-founder of The Chrysalis Capital Group Inc. ("TCCG"), a private company focused on the creation of Capital Pool Companies and the consummation of qualifying transactions for such Capital Pool Companies. Mr. Munro was Vice-President of both Chrysalis Capital Corporation (now PharmEng International Inc.) and Chrysalis Capital II Corporation (now Tangerine Payment Solutions Corp.). Prior to joining TCCG, Mr. Munro served as Director, Data Product Management with Rogers AT&T Wireless Inc. ("Rogers"), from March 2003 to February 2006. Prior to joining Rogers, Mr. Munro was the founding Director of Venture Development with Exclamation from December 1999 to June 2002. Mr. Munro also acted as interim management to several of Exclamation's partner companies, and was one of the original founders of Points International, the reward management portal. Mr. Munro holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Huron College, the founding college of the University of Western Ontario, as well as several certificates in Project Management from Ryerson University. Mr. Munro will dedicate such time as he considers necessary in connection with the management of the Resulting Issuer.Geoffrey Rotstein, Director Mr. Rotstein has over ten years of finance industry expertise in addition to direct experience with the CPC process based on his role as Chief Executive Officer of Cyberplex Inc., a Toronto Stock Exchange listed public company, a position he has held since January 2006. Prior to that he was the Chief Financial Officer of Cyberplex and its predecessor companies from March 1997 to December 2005. From June 1999 to November 1999, Mr. Rotstein also acted as Chief Financial Officer of Exclamation, where he was involved in the company's creation and initial financing. From September 1992 to February 1997, Mr. Rotstein worked as a Chartered Accountant at Coopers & Lybrand in Toronto, a major global accounting firm. Mr. Rotstein received his C.A. designation in 1996 and received his MBA degree from York University in Toronto in 1992. Mr. Rotstein will dedicate such time as he considers necessary in connection with the management of the Resulting Issuer. Bobby E. Cooper, Management Advisory Committee Mr. Cooper has 42 years of experience in the mining industry. He is currently retired from active day-to-day management activities in the mining industry. Mr. Cooper worked with Kennecott Corporation (a mining company) from 1987 to 1997 where from June 1993 until March 1997 he held the position of President and Chief Executive Officer. Mr. Cooper has held other executive positions with Thunder Basin Coal Company (a subsidiary of Atlantic Richfield Oil Company), RTZ PLC (now Rio Tinto PLC, a public company), Shell Mining Company (a subsidiary of Shell Oil Company of North America), Inspiration Consolidated (a subsidiary of Hudson Bay Mining Company) and Ridway Mining Company (a subsidiary of Kennecott Corporation). Mr. Cooper has been a member of the board of directors of High Plains Uranium, Inc. since February 2005. Mr. Cooper will dedicate such time as he considers necessary pursuant to any requests by the Resulting Issuer for assistance or advice with respect to the management of the Resulting Issuer. Kevin D. Stulp, Management Advisory Committee Mr. Stulp has served on the board of directors of Aurora Oil & Gas Corporation since March 1997. Since August 1995, Mr. Stulp has variously worked as consultant with Forte Group, on the board of the Bible League, and is active with various other non-profit organizations. From December 1983 to July 1995, Mr. Stulp held various positions with Compaq Computer Corporation, including industrial engineer, new products planner, manufacturing manager, director of manufacturing and director of worldwide manufacturing reengineering. Mr. Stulp holds a B.S.L.E. from Calvin College, Grand Rapids, Michigan, and a B.S.M.E. in Mechanical Engineering and an M.B.A. from the University of Michigan. Mr. Stulp will dedicate such time as he considers necessary pursuant to any requests by the Resulting Issuer for assistance or advice with respect to the management of the Resulting Issuer.

SIGNIFICANT CONDITIONS TO CLOSING

Completion of the Proposed Transaction is subject to a number of conditions, including but not limited to satisfactory due diligence reviews, negotiation and execution of definitive transaction documentation, approval by both boards of directors, availability of prospectus and registration exemptions or obtaining exemptive relief, obtaining any necessary governmental and third party approvals and Exchange acceptance. There can be no assurance that the Proposed Transaction will be completed as proposed or at all. EXEMPTION FROM SPONSORSHIP Chrysalis applied for and received an exemption from the Exchange from the requirement to retain a sponsor in connection with the Proposed Transaction. ARM'S LENGTH QUALIFYING TRANSACTION The control persons of U.S. Silver are not (and their associates and affiliates are not) control persons in Chrysalis. Accordingly, the acquisition by Chrysalis of all the issued and outstanding shares of U.S. Silver common stock is not a Non-Arm's Length Qualifying Transaction for the purposes of Exchange policies. As a result, the Proposed Transaction will not be subject to approval of the shareholders of Chrysalis and therefore no meeting of the shareholders of Chrysalis is required as a condition to the completion of the Proposed Transaction.

INSIDERS OF THE RESULTING ISSUER

Other than the directors and senior officers of the Resulting Issuer referred to in this press release, and to the knowledge of the directors and senior officers of Chrysalis or U.S. Silver, no person will become an insider of the Resulting Issuer as a result or upon completion of the Qualifying Transaction.QUALIFIED PERSON Information of a technical nature in this press release respecting the Properties has been reviewed by Fred Barnard, Ph.D., Professional Geologist, who is the principal author of a technical report dated November 17, 2006 and entitled "Galena Mine Project, Idaho, U.S.A." by Chlumsky Ambrust & Meyer LLC. Dr. Barnard is a "qualified person" and an "independent person" each within the meaning of National Instrument 43-101 of the Canadian Securities Administrators. ABOUT CHRYSALIS CAPITAL III CORPORATIONChrysalis Capital III Corporation is the third capital pool company ("CPC") formed by The Chrysalis Capital Group ("The Chrysalis Group"). The Chrysalis Group is engaged in the creation of CPCs and completion of their qualifying transactions. To date, The Chrysalis Group has established three CPCs - Chrysalis Capital I: now PharmEng International Inc. (TSXV: PII), Chrysalis Capital II: now Tangarine Payment Solutions Corp. (TSXV: TAN), and Chrysalis Capital III: currently completing its qualifying transaction with U.S. Silver. For more information about The Chrysalis Group, please visit http://www.tccg.ca
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CHRYSALIS CAPITAL III CP



CHRYSALIS CAPITAL III CORPORATION PROVIDES FURTHER DETAILS ON THE ACQUISITION OF U.S. SILVER CORPORATION AND COMPLETION OF U.S.$6.9 MILLION PRIVATE PLACEMENT BY U.S. SILVER CORPORATION
(Not for Distribution to the United States Newswire
12/7/2006

Toronto, ON December 07, 2006

FSC / Press Release

CHRYSALIS CAPITAL III CORPORATION PROVIDES FURTHER DETAILS ON THE ACQUISITION OF
U.S. SILVER CORPORATION AND COMPLETION OF U.S.$6.9 MILLION PRIVATE PLACEMENT BY U.S. SILVER CORPORATION

(Not for Distribution to the United States Newswire Services or for Dissemination in the United States)

(See the important legends at the end of this Press Release)

Toronto, Ontario CANADA, December 07, 2006 /FSC/ - Chrysalis Capital III Corporation (TSX - VX: CYX.P), ("Chrysalis") is pleased to provide further details on the proposed qualifying transaction (the "Proposed Transaction") with U.S. Silver Corporation ("U.S. Silver"), previously announced on October 11, 2006.

Chrysalis is also pleased to announce that U.S. Silver completed on December 5, 2006 a private placement of U.S.$6,869,500 in convertible debentures, as further described in this press release. A prior private placement was completed in June 2006, in which U.S. Silver raised U.S.$20,793,080, a significant portion of which was used to acquire its mining properties in the Coeur d'Alene Mining District in Idaho. In total, U.S. Silver has raised in these two recent private placements U.S.$27.7 million, or approximately Cdn$31.2 million, for the mineral activities discussed in this press release.

BACKGROUND

On October 10, 2006, Chrysalis entered into an agreement (the "Acquisition Agreement") with U.S. Silver and certain U.S. Silver principal stockholders pursuant to which Chrysalis will acquire all of the issued and outstanding shares of U.S. Silver common stock by way of a merger (the "Merger") in which Chrysalis Capital III USA Corporation, a Delaware corporation that is wholly-owned by Chrysalis (the "Merger Sub"), will merge with and into U.S. Silver, with U.S. Silver being the surviving entity. As a result of the Merger, each issued and outstanding share of common stock of U.S. Silver will be converted into the right to receive three and one-tenth (3.1) common shares of Chrysalis, and each outstanding share of the Merger Sub will be converted into one share of U.S. Silver; and thereby U.S. Silver will become a wholly-owned subsidiary of Chrysalis.

After completion of the Proposed Transaction, Chrysalis, through U.S. Silver and U.S. Silver's wholly-owned operating subsidiary, will be involved in the mining industry, as further described below in this press release under the caption "The Properties Owned and Operated by U.S. Silver".

On December 6, 2006 U.S. Silver stockholders held a special meeting at which they approved the Proposed Transaction. Completion of the Proposed Transaction is subject to compliance with all necessary regulatory approvals and certain other terms and conditions. When completed, the Proposed Transaction will constitute Chrysalis' "qualifying transaction" pursuant to the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange (the "Exchange").

THE QUALIFYING TRANSACTION

As consideration for the acquisition of all of the outstanding shares of U.S. Silver common stock pursuant to the Merger, Chrysalis will issue three and one-tenth (3.1) common shares for each one (1) share of U.S. Silver common stock issued and outstanding immediately prior to the Merger. Immediately prior to the closing of the Qualifying Transaction, there will be 42,546,821 shares of U.S. Silver common stock issued and outstanding, including the shares issuable in respect of certain outstanding debt securities which will be automatically converted into shares of common stock prior to the closing. These shares of U.S. Silver common stock will automatically be converted into an aggregate of 131,895,145 common shares of Chrysalis. Thus, when combined with the 10,000,000 common shares of Chrysalis that are currently issued and outstanding, upon completion of the Proposed Transaction there will be an aggregate of 141,895,145 common shares of Chrysalis issued and outstanding.

There are also U.S. Silver warrants outstanding to purchase an aggregate of 17,318,145 shares of U.S. Silver common stock. The Acquisition Agreement provides that, upon completion of the Proposed Transaction, any such outstanding warrant, if the holder so elects, will be exchanged and replaced with a warrant issued by Chrysalis for the right to purchase a number of Chrsyalis common shares equal to the product of (i) 3.1 and (ii) the number of shares issuable upon exercise of the U.S. Silver warrant being exchanged. The aggregate exercise price of any new warrant issued by Chrysalis, for all of the shares issuable upon exercise thereof, will be the same as the aggregate exercise price of the U.S. Silver warrant exchanged therefor. Any U.S. Silver warrant that is not exchanged will continue to be outstanding after the Proposed Transaction and will by its terms thereafter represent the right to purchase a number of Chrsyalis common shares equal to the product of (i) 3.1 and (ii) the number of shares issuable upon exercise of the U.S. Silver warrant prior to the Proposed Transaction, at the same aggregate exercise price as was in effect immediately prior to the Merger.

From and after the closing of the Proposed Transaction, the U.S. Silver warrants will represent the right to acquire an aggregate of 53,686,411 Chrysalis common shares. Accordingly, on a fully diluted basis, an aggregate of up to 185,581,556 Chrysalis common shares may be issued to holders of securities of U.S. Silver. Thus, when combined with the 10,000,000 common shares of Chrysalis that are currently issued and outstanding, there are outstanding 600,000 Chrysalis agent compensation options and 1,100,000 Chrysalis stock options and up to an additional 13,189,514 Chrysalis stock options that may be granted under Chrysalis' stock option plan following completion of the Proposed Transaction, on a fully diluted basis, there will be up to 209,871,070 Chrysalis common shares outstanding.

Chrysalis intends to grant on closing of the Proposed Transaction, up to 13,189,514 Chrysalis stock options exercisable to acquire Chrysalis common shares at a price of $0.40 per share, representing 10% of the number of Chrysalis common shares to be issued on closing of the Proposed Transaction, subject to such closing and board approval of the option grants. The grant of such stock options is also subject to TSXV approval.

THE PROPERTIES OWNED AND OPERATED BY U.S. SILVER

On June 1, 2006, U.S. Silver acquired Coeur Silver Valley, Inc., a Delaware corporation, from Coeur d'Alene Mines Corporation. Subsequent to that acquisition, U.S. Silver renamed Coeur Silver Valley, Inc. as U.S. Silver-Idaho, Inc. U.S. Silver operates the Properties (defined herein) through this wholly-owned subsidiary.

The Properties consist of the Galena underground silver mine (the "Galena Mine") as well two adjacent properties known as the Coeur Mine and Caladay Property, which are both located near the Galena Mine, and also certain other contiguous mining properties in the Coeur d'Alene Mining District (collectively the "Properties").

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 ("CAM"). The principal author of such Technical Report, Fred Barnard, Ph.D., Professional Geologist, is a "qualified person" and an "independent person" each within the meaning of National Instrument 43-101 of the Canadian Securities Administrators.

The Properties are located in an area approximately 9 miles long in a northwest-to-southeast direction, which area is approximately 2 miles wide. The shaft of the Galena Mine is located near the center of the property, at 47.48 degrees North latitude and 115.97 degrees West longitude.

The Properties lie in Shoshone County in Northern Idaho, U.S.A., between the towns of Osburn and Wallace, about a mile south of Interstate Highway 90. Spokane, Washington is approximately 75 miles by highway to the west of property, while Missoula, Montana is approximately 100 miles by highway to the east.

The Properties and the communities in the region are long-established and have good infrastructure, including electric grid power, paved roads and piped water supplies. Public highway transportation is well developed in the area, but railroad service in the district was discontinued several years ago. The nearest railheads are now in Spokane, Washington, approximately 75 miles to the west, and in Superior, Montana, approximately 60 miles to the east. U.S. Silver utilizes a rail terminal in Butte, Montana for shipping a portion of its concentrates to Quebec, because of better rail loading facilities than at Superior, Montana.

The Properties are within what is generally called the Bitterroot Mountains, a part of the Northern Rocky Mountains. Ridge crests and the peaks along them range in altitude from 6,000 to 7,000 feet above mean sea level.

Mineral activity in the Coeur d'Alene District began in the mid-1800's with the discovery of placer gold. Activity was sporadic until 1883, when larger placers were developed and intensive prospecting for lodes began. Lode mining for silver began in 1884. The nucleus of what is now the Galena Mine was first developed in 1887. This holding was gradually expanded by acquisition of several adjacent properties. The mine was successively operated by the Wm. Clark interests from Butte, (1887-1916), the Day interests (1917-1920), the Callahan interests (1920-47), ASARCO (1947-1995), Silver Valley Resources, a joint venture of ASARCO and Coeur d'Alene Mines (1995-1999), Coeur d'Alene Mines (1999-2006), and U.S. Silver (from June 1, 2006). Since 1999, the operating company for the Galena Mine and the adjacent properties has been Coeur Silver Valley, Inc. (recently renamed U.S. Silver-Idaho, Inc. as noted above).

The Galena Mine has been in production since 1887, with closures during 1931-53 and 1992-1997 due to low silver prices. The defining event in the Galena Mine's history occurred in February 1953, when ASARCO cut a silver vein, the first of the tetrahedrite-dominated veins, on the 3000-foot level. Prior to that, all production had been from veins containing argentiferous galena. From 1953 to year-end 2005, the Galena Mine has produced over 160 million ounces of silver, 116 million pounds of copper, and 22.0 million pounds of lead, from 7.0 million tons of ore. The average grade of the silver-copper ore was 22.89 ounces per ton of silver and 0.83 percent copper, while the silver-lead ore averaged 8.18 ounces silver and 8.8 percent lead per ton of ore.

The Galena Mine is currently producing silver-copper ore (tetrahedrite-bearing ore) at a rate of approximately 400 tons per day. Ore grades are approximately 17.4 ounces per ton silver and 0.7 percent copper, with a small gold credit. Silver-lead ore (galena-bearing) has not been systematically mined since 2001, and neither smelter currently pays for lead in concentrates.

U.S. Silver estimates that it will produce approximately 3.3 million ounces of silver during 2007, and that before the end of 2007 its production rate of silver-copper ore will increase to approximately 650 tons per day. However, there can be no assurance that U.S. Silver will actually achieve these estimates.

The Caladay Property lies just southeast of the Galena Mine and was first explored underground in the 1970's, and was acquired by Coeur Silver Valley, Inc. (then owned by Coeur d'Alene Mines Corporation) in the 1980's. Although silver-lead mineralization was identified, the Caladay Property has never been in production. The Caladay Property and Galena Mine exploration drifts are connected at the 4900 Level, and the Caladay Property shaft is used for exhaust ventilation by the Galena Mine operation. The Caladay Property is now owned U.S. Silver. No reserves or resources are carried on the Caladay Property.

The Coeur Mine is located two miles northwest of the Galena Mine, and produced during 1969-1991 and 1996-1998. Since 1998 the Coeur Mine has been on care and maintenance. The production was 39 million ounces of silver and 33 million pounds of copper from 2.4 million tons of ore. Average ore grades were 16.6 ounces per ton silver and 0.72 percent copper.

The Galena Mine and Coeur Mine contain 118 named or numbered veins containing reported resources of silver mineralization.

The total mineral resources and reserves of the U.S. Silver Properties as of December 31, 2005 were as follows:

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------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ag Grade ContainedSilver-Copper Tons oz/t % cu Ounces-------------------------------------------------------------------------1. Proven and Probable Reserves (included in the amounts shown in the "Resources" (line #2. below) 394,246 25.81 0.86 10,173,929-------------------------------------------------------------------------2. Measured & Indicated Resources 1,614,049 15.87 0.58 25,620,1633. Inferred Resources 558,379 16.90 0.73 9,435,387------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ag Grade ContainedSilver-Lead Tons oz/t % pb Ounces-------------------------------------------------------------------------4. Measured & Indicated Resources 316,548 9.13 10.30 2,889,9625. Inferred Resources 541,075 5.01 5.70 2,713,925-------------------------------------------------------------------------6. Total Proven and Probable Reserves and Measured and Indicated 1,930,597 14.76 n/a 28,510,125Resources -------------------------------------------------------------------------7. Total Inferred Resources 1,099,454 11.05 n/a 12,149,312-------------------------------------------------------------------------
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U.S. Silver's exploration budget for 2007 calls for estimated total expenditures of approximately U.S.$3,550,000, including 74,000 feet of exploration drilling at an estimated per-foot cost of U.S.$20 (U.S.$1,480,000 in total), 7,500 feet of exploration drifting (i.e., mining by means of opening a horizontal tunnel) at an estimated per-foot cost of U.S.$250 (U.S.$1,875,000 in total), as well as geology and assay costs. In addition, U.S. Silver intends to improve certain elements of its mining operations infrastructure during 2007, including certain rehabilitation actions with respect to the Galena Mine shaft, and certain upgrades to the Coeur and Galena mill facilities
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Hier der Link zu Eldos Posting.

Interessante Konstruktion, wie sie den Börsengang machen, - erscheint mir ähnlich, wie damals bei Silver Wheaton.

Tschonko hatte da im Silver Valley Thread gleich eine wichtige Anmerkung als Korretur:

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Muss so heißen: CHRYSALIS CAPITAL III CORPORATI (CYX-P.V)
Das wird dann wohl die US Silver werden?
Schlau, es auf diese Art zu machen.
Jetzt wird´s bald richtig spannend im Valley.
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Tschonko

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Gruss,
gutso

Hier das betreffende Zitat aus dem Bond Artikel:

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We started the year with an upstart Wallace High School grad, John Ryan, who formed up U.S. Silver Corporation to acquire the Coeur, Caladay and Galena assets – three mines and two mills – from the formerly great Coeur d'Alene Mines Corp. Acquiring Coeur's three Idaho properties made perfect sense for a guy able to raise more than $20 million: $15 million for the purchase from Coeur, and the balance to explore, develop and make infrastructure improvements.

Says Ryan, "The Silver Valley has been on its death bed many, many times, going back to the early days" and it managed to bounce back, said Ryan. "It's a good, old camp – and there's no shortage of ore." U.S. Silver is in the process of merging with Chryalis Capital (CYX.P-V) and will come out shortly with a new trading symbol.

Like Hecla, US Silver undertook an extensive geologic review of its land package around Galena, having first throttled production back from 600 st/day to 200 st/day and reducing its workforce by nearly 50percent.

The company is now ready to ramp production back up to 800 tonnes per day, utilising both the Coeur and Galena mills in 2007 for ore recovery – Galena for silver-copper tetrahedrite ores and the currently-idle Coeur mill for lead-silver sulfide material, according to Ryan. US Silver intends to spend $4 million to $5 million in 2007 on exploration and boost silver production.

"We're just marching right along on our business plan; we expect silver production to be about 3.2 million oz in 2007," Ryan said. "I feel confident we will be successful, and we're in the Silver Valley for the long haul.".
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Muss so heißen: CHRYSALIS CAPITAL III CORPORATI (CYX-P.V)
Das wird dann wohl die US Silver werden?
Schlau, es auf diese Art zu machen.
Jetzt wird´s bald richtig spannend im Valley.

Gutso, was sollt man unbedingt haben dort?
Außer Geld.

Grüße
Tschonko

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Hallo Eldo, danke Dir für den Artikel!

Hallo Tschonko! Toll, oder!?!

Die U.S. Silver Corp. machen das offenbar ähnlich, wie Silver Wheaton vor ein paar Jahren, wenn ich das richtig verstehe, man schlüpft in den vorhandenen Börsen-Handschuh.

Must haves ... das ist schwierig, wenn man so verschiedene Typen von Anlegern zugrundelegt, wie die, die hier reingucken.
Ich mach es deshalb mal aufgesplitted. Wenn ich was vergesse, bitte einfach ergänzen. Wenn Fragen sind, einfach fragen.

Hier das eine Extrem:

Wer viel Kapital hat (und demnach auch mehr verteilen will) und vor Cash burn weniger Sorgen hat, weil er sogar nach relativ gesehen aggressiven Managements sucht, - weil er auch evtl. weniger Zeit zum abwarten hat, - ist gut aufgehoben bei MSLM, SRLM, SBUM, VINS, SHSH. Dabei kann man ca. sagen: MC's > 2 Mio US$ ...
U.S. Silver Corp. und Strategic Nevada Resources evtl auch, aber da ist noch sehr viel ungewiss.

Daran hängen unmittelbar aber auch einige interessante Kleinere, wie CHMN, MEMLA, MERG, TBLC bezüglich SRLM

Oder ASLM, STLM, bezüglich U.S. Silver Corp.

Oder ACNE, LFEX, ILDM, HTRC bezüglich HL und SHSH

Und nun zum anderen Extrem:

Wer wenig Kapital zu verteilen hat, und sogar viel Zeit, abzuwarten, sollte sich auch die komplett ruhenden Minen mit raussuchen, deren Management auch eher passiv ist, oder aus verschiedenen Gründen zur Passivität gezwungen ist.
Hier dürfte das Potential unglaublich sein und die voraussichtliche Dilution gering, da sie explorieren und produzieren lassen dürften. Hier gibts dann auch ein paar Überschneidungen zu den bereits genannten Kleineren.

KPCM, HSCM, MERG, ASLM, ACNE, HTRC.

Ich selber habe bisher:

Wenig:

KPCM, MSLM, CHMN, SBUM

Viel:

HSCM, SRLM, MERG, ASLM, HTRC.

Zusatz: Wenn es mehr Infos dazu gäbe, fände ich auch die alten Fahey Group Properties auf der Ostseite der Merger Mines geologisch sehr interessant, aber dazu fand ich bisher keine weitere Info.

Grüsse,
gutso

PPS: Hier noch die passende Stockhouse Info im U.S. Silver Corp. Thread.

Und der direkte Link auf die Info von Stockhouse

Hallo Lucky!

Ach was! Von deren legendärer, unbewältigter Halde etwa?

Ist das dann aus dem East Silver Valley oder von ausserhalb?

Na, das würde mich jedenfalls wirklich freuen. Im East Silver Valey könnte es analog NJMC sogar mit Kupferateilen sein, - farblich also interessant. Da läuft ja der Montana Copper Belt bereits durch.

Grüsse ins Schweitzerland! Ist es bei Euch auch so warm?
gutso

krüppelig ist richtig, das ist so auch kein Diamond, wie der eingezeichnet ist.

Eher würde ich noch die alte Zeichnung stehen lassen & den Absturz gerade als Auftakt einer Korrektur sehen.

Aber - ich bin ehrlich neutral was das betrifft, wir haben objektiv seit 12.05.2006 gesehen eine volatile Seitwärtsbewegung auf gutem Niveau.
Wer das richtig geritten ist sollte sich freuen, der Rest lernt halt noch.

Ich zähle mich eher zu den Lernenden, immerhin tue ich das.
Was mich überrascht hat, ist auch der starke Einbruch der Energiepreise ... .
Bin froh, da nicht drauf gesetzt zu haben, Anfang des Jahres, bis auf einen Ausnahmenwert, der auch ganz gut lief.

Momentan sind da aber wieder hervorragende Einstiegsmöglichkeiten.
Auch mit solider Dividende sogar.

Gruss,
gutso

... ist kein Problem, wenn man mit Gewinn wieder verkauft, oder sich am Gekauften einfach so erfreut.

Nicht alles muss Anlagezweck haben, manches ist auch einfach ein recht persönliches Schaustück, das man nicht missen will, weil es einem etwas bedeutet.

Ich z.B. hätte sehr gerne Mineralien aus der Highland Surprise / Bunker hill / Sunshine Mine / Merger Mines / American Silver Mining Gegend.

Meist wohl Galena, was da käuflich rumkugelt, als Mineral. ...

Medaillen sind da nicht so mein Ding, eher noch die alten Silberbarren, die noch von der Sunshine Mine vor 2000 raus gekommen sind.
Das hat nostalgischen Charakter und ist dennoch reines Silber in Barrenform, - also immerhin eine solide Anlagekombination.

Grüsse,
gutso

Hallo nepton,

sollte das möglich sein, optimal, evtl bringt Dir der Link auf die Astrolog Software von Walter Pullen ja was.

Hier

findet sich die "Swiss-Ephemeries-Version" ... .
Einfach drei Bildschirmlängen abwärts scrollen, dann kommen die entsprechenden Freeware-Links

Freut mich, wenn da was raus kommt.
Ist natürlich sehr interessant, auch wenn man damit an einem überarbeiteten "Bradley-Index " bastelt evtl. unter Einbeziehung des Goldenen Schnittes ...

Gruss,
gutso

... an Tagen, wo die Hälfte der Anleger noch in Urlaub ist, wird an den Stellschrauben gedreht .. .

Grüsse,
gutso

Ja, find ich auch gut, die Silverado macht sowas auch mit Goldnuggets, das hebt den Durchsschnittspreis der Verkäufe und macht gleichzeitig Werbung.
Mein Problem ist nur, dass ich für eine dieser Medaillen ca. 0.2 Prozent einiger der Minenfirmen im Silver Valley bei aktuellen Preisen kaufen kann.

Das stell ich also vorerst zurück, so schön ich die Idaho-Gold-Medaille der NJMC mit Landkarte und entsprechendem Stern an der Panhandle auch finde ... .

Grüsse,
gutso

Ja wer hat da denn einen Diamond eingezeichnet, Pfui Spinne, das unheilige, sakrosankte Zeichen gar!

Ball flach halten, im Moment ist neutrale Zone, - neutraler geht kaum, - glückselig die, die den Anstieg der vergangenen 3 Monate mitgenommen haben.

Grüsse,
gutso

PPS: Der erste Link übrigens, der auch einen Diamond eingezeichnet hat in der derzeitigen Marktlage.
Ich habe mich die ganze Zeit gefragt, warum das von niemandem zumindest vorsichtig diskutiert wird.
Fühlte mich schon etwas wie ein Depp auf Solo-Tour. ...

Habe unten die Grafik in ein JPEG File transformiert angehängt.

2,62 ist ca. der Faktor der mit dem Minor mal genommen die Ausgangslänge (Gesamtlänge) ergibt.

Was ist denn V V und N N ? Heieiei, wir machens uns aber heute schon echt schwer.

Grüsse,
gutso

PPS: VIELEN DANK für den Tip mit der Neuauflage, das hab ich eben natürlich sofort bestellt, muss sein!

Und es scheint so, als hätte ich eben antiquarisch endlich auch die anderen Texte erstanden. Wow. Hoffentlich kommt das alles an, seit 10 jahren will ich das lesen, ein Schweizer Buchhändler hatte die Texte von 1964 und 1965 offenbar ... !

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Ich nehme mal die Faustregel bei Vollmond und die naechsten 5 Tage danach schrittweise einkaufen und nach Neumond eventuell verkaufen.
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Außerdem lassen sich die Mondphasen benutzen,um die Trendstärke zu beurteilen:
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Hallo Eldo,

das ist für die Praxis sicher ausreichend, ich denke auch, dass man nicht erwarten sollte, bei genauerem Nach- und Vorausrechnen und mit Grafiken dann unbedingt bessere Trefferquoten zu erzielen.
Alles keine Wundermaschine. ...

Es wäre aber schon mal toll und einfach interessant, das Ganze grafisch anschaulich zu verpacken ... eben mit "moon-related-seasonal-Charts" bezüglich des im Kalender wandernden 28-Tage Intervalls eines Mondumlaufs.

Güsse,
gutso

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Original von Tschonko
hallo gutso,
jetzt bin ich ganz verwirrt.
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Grüße
tschonko

Hallo Tschonko,

das ist auch etwas schwierig, es ist leichter, wenn man sich gegenüber sitzt und was auf ein Blatt Papier kritzeln kann.

Habe unten mal eine Grafik angehängt, wo alle genannten Grössen und Verhältnisse dargestellt sind, in einem Bild.

Landscheidt benutzte die selben Grössen, nur hat er sie bezgl. Astrologie dann auf den 360° Kreis übertragen, genauer gesagt dann mit Bezug auf den AC / MC.

(Biege in der Grafik in Gedanken das äusserste linke Ende zum äusserste rechten Ende der Pfeilspitzen, - und Du hast einen Kreis, geteilt im Goldenen Schnitt. Die Kerne in dem Samenstand der Sonnenblume sind z.B. so verteilt, um auf diese Weise den geringsten Platz einzunehmen, bei vorgegebener Grösse der Samen, - so kann die Pflanze die Samen während des Heranwachsens mit minimalen Stofftransport-Wegen versorgen, auch ein praktisches Beispiel des Goldenen Schnittes und gleichzeitig eine beispielhafte Begründung, warum diese Verteilung Sinn machen kann. Sie spiegelt sich in - bei höher werdenden Werten - zunehmender Annäherung an das Verhältnis des Goldenen Schnittes auch im Verhältnis der aufeinander folgenden Zahlen der sogenannten Fibonacci Zahlenreihe wider, 3,5, 8,13, 21, 34, 55, 89 usw. ... . Siehe zweites Bild unten, mit der Sonnenblume.)

Grüsse,
gutso

PPS: Ein Buch habe ich von Landscheidt leider gar nicht, nur ein paar Artikel, in denen er das ganze vorstellt. Und eben die Emailkorrespondenz. Mich hätte ja immer sein Text übers Galaktische Zentrum interessiert, habe ich aber nie irgendwo gefunden, habe auch nicht danach gefragt, seltsam, blöd war ich eigentlich.