Time to lighten up with some positivity. SOOOOO -- here it is.!!

When I mined copper at Brenda mines, I never ever did visually see any raw copper, molybdenum, or any other metal in the crushed up bulk ore that went into the grinding mills. The only time you saw copper or moly was in and after the floatation circuit when it was floating on the bubbles of the mud slurry.

Have you ever compared something you know the size of, to what we are talking about---grams per tonne comes to mind. Well, I did some measuring and calculating, and will now try to put that into perspective so we all know what we really do have---A Goldmine.!!

Two Canadian "penniies" weigh about "5 grams" . One Tonne of soil is 16 cubic feet.

So, if you grind up those two pennies into copper dust, and go about mixing it into those 16 cubic feet of soil, you wind up with the equivalent of 5 grams per tonne of copper.

Now I doubt like heck if you would even be able to get a visual of the copper never mind separate it out of the tonne of soil to reclaim it. Mining companies do have their ways.

My point is this-- if we expect a visual of the gold we are about to drill, we are probably dreaming. HOWEVER, if we get 5 grams of gold ( two pennies worth ) per tonne of ore mined, our share value will be IN EXCESS OF $1300 per share. Hows that for hidden treasure.!!

Remember, our lowest mined sample was 10 grams per tonne, and our highest mined sample was 536 grams per tonne. Choose between the two, and decide then if you want to give away your shares for $2. I think you know the obvious answer---hold those shares close to your self.

This is not a share TRADING stock, it is a RESOURCE holding stock. Just have to get it out of the ground or sell it to someone who does want to get it out of the ground. CHA-CHING, CHA-CHING. Hope this throws a bit of cheer in your decision to hang on.

Rinky