Welcome!

I'm sure Sup is assuming you'll do a lot of d.d. out of curiosity, but here's some quick facts:

They have a small (100 tpd) mill in Sandon, B.C., that is fully permitted and operational. It is also within easy trucking distance of the Cominco smelter in Trail. B.C. They also have a large number of past producing mines with intact infrastructure on their B.C. properties (adits, access ramps, rails, cars, stopes, etc. already present) The Slocan Silver camp, which they now own a large chunk of, was a huge producer from the late 1890's to the 1930's, and mining continued sporadically at various local properties right on through until the late 1980's, when the mill they now own finally closed. KS has refurbished at least two of the mines (Silvana and Wonderful) and have received permitting to mine out of them again. They have hired on as mill manager a man who both ran the mill thirty years ago, and was a geologist exploring the properties back then, too.

They also have very promising properties in the Yukon, and have trucked high grade sample galena ore from the Stump property in the Yukon to the mill at Sandon for processing.

They have a pretty large number of properties, many of them past producing, in Ontario, and a rapidly growing number in Mexico, one of which borders on a very successful property owned by U.S. Gold.

Their most recent quarterly report and MD & A tell in pretty good detail what is going on with the company, and came out last week. They are available at www.sedar.com, although they haven't been uploaded to the corporate website at www.klondikesilver.com yet.

They haven't registered any sales of minerals in their latest MD&A, although Cominco has taken delivery of concentrate from the mill.

And silver has finally broken out of its range bound standstill!