Not hard to see here who may want our Vilcoro;

The Property is favourably located adjacent to the claim block that covers the Lagunas Norte mine (+9 million oz gold) recently put into production by Barrick Gold in the Alto Chicama mining district of central Peru

The Main Trend has now been traced for a strike length of 1,900 meters, for a cross-strike average width
of 60 meters, and across a vertical interval of 450 meters. The Company has collected 232 samples from
the Main Trend. The average grade of these samples is 0.86 g/t gold (this calculation excludes the seven
highest-grade samples that range from 10 to 842 g/t gold), and the median (50%ile) grade is 272 g/t gold.

By looking at the above paragragh taken from a 2007 NR when the POG was probably $500, that main trend was not attractive. At todays POG, that is very attractive and maybe BOW can give us some preliminary calculations on the amount of gold that Main Trend may hold?

Lori, upon spinning out the B.C. properties, should go a step further and maybe buy out Brophy of the Vilcoro and spin this out by itself, IMO. The Vilcoro was also mined in the Colonial times, this is of significance! Back then miners were high graders, meaning they only looked and mined the highest grades they could find.

Just a little rambling about another of our properties that is not getting the attention it deserves.

Thanks Hog for your post on the gathered info, there is so much more to be explored in your post below on this property.

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