motherlodetv.net
We have been featuring a few of the presentations companies have been making at the Beaver Creek Precious Metals Summit. Having the video of the presentations is great but our friend Peter Norman at Talk-Deck offered to convert a few into a much richer media experience.
Bill Sheriff, Chairman of Golden Predator (V.GPY) presented at the Beaver Creek Precious Metals Summit.
Phil Walford, Marathon Gold (T.MOZ) CEO, presented at the Beaver Creek Precious Metals Summit.
“Results were characterized by relatively shallow intercepts (mostly within 100m down-hole), averaging 12.3m overall and returning an average grade of 0.78g/t Au and 12.82g/t Ag. True widths are estimated at between 70% to 80% of interval lengths. The results compare well with grades from recent work at Olive and Shamrock, and particularly with Shamrock insofar as being fairly shallow. Drilling at Spinach tested an area of approximately 400m by 400m. For comparison, the Eagle Gold deposit, which is now under construction, contains Proven and Probable reserves of 2.7Moz Au grading 0.67g/t Au, part of a wider resource containing 4.0Moz Au grading 0.65g/t Au in Measured and Indicated resources, and a further 0.5Moz Au grading 0.61 g/t Au in Inferred resources.”
Bonterra’s VP Exploration did the presenting honours for Bonterra at the Beaver Creek Precious Metals Summit.
“We expect continued exploration success to be a positive catalyst for the stock and should help demonstrate the exploration upside that exists on the property. Victoria currently trades at a discount on a per ounces basis, or C$31/oz versus peers at C$57/oz, which we believe does not take into account the exploration potential of the Dublin Gulch property or that the
project has just transitioned from shovel ready to under-construction.”
If you can’t get to Beaver Creek for the Precious Metals Summit the next best thing is seeing the presentations.
A quick article on the recent Government of Yukon, in partnership with Yukon Mining Alliance and Yukon Chamber of Mines, Investor Lunch the heart of the Canadian Financial Establishment. Pretty impressive support for mining in the Yukon: here’s the link.
Very worthwhile article in the Canadian Mining Journal by Stan Sudol about the men (and some women) who have built the current generation of Canadian mines and mining companies.