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Bobbust, more than that, appears they they discount confidence levels but pay around $200 Oz

Folk basing the value of this deal to be $12-16m USD based on figures from nGRND interviews.

They keep pushing on, great team, right time!

Not sure about $100m but it is just highlighting the greater sum of the parts is much much more than the current market cap.

No idea how they have managed to accumulate such a great portfolio of assets and the valuation remains so low.

--386,000 Oz gold resource in an active Tier 1 mining camp

--Sunbeam

--North Hemlo

--Zigzag

--Others we never even hear of, Esa, Magivcal etc.

Valued at £12m should be double at least.

Is Kerrs not a proven resource Dazzer?

Building nicely, feel like this is coming together at last.

I would not be surprised, volumes great here also.

Bodes well for a big move

Very positive news on the Agnico/Ontario initiatives, bodes well for Sunbeam when you consider it is surrounded by their properties and they have billions to spend on exploration and development.

The Canadian GGP.....

That is a very good clip, watch it and get a feeling of the enormity of this project.

Its the scale and size of the area that is key here, it also appears very shallow in depth, so one big open pit

Leni, just trying to shift the stock he's just been paid, fair play to him

Massive potential at Sunbeam, seems that there are sporadic occurrences all over the property, shows a healthy gold endowment. Just a case of putting the puzzle together, like a rubik cube when it is mixed up, you can see all the colours but you just need to work out the alignment and put them all in place. Think they are onto something decent here.

You never know, a high grade one is always noteworthy and often released in isolation. Here's hoping.

SOME GRADES--Previous exploration conducted by Nuinsco identified gold mineralization in mine waste dumps and vein material that confirms high-grade gold mineralization is present at the site. Samples collected by Nuinsco from waste-rock at the mine returned analyses as high as 122g/t gold (refer to Nuinsco media release dated 21 March 2019); these findings concur with results reported in historic records. Host mineralization at the Sunbeam Mine is a northeast striking, sheared zone of altered, schistose rock within which sulphide and gold bearing quartz veins occur within a three metre wide chloritic zone. Historically pits and shafts were excavated to trace the quartz veining and schist along strike in excess of 300m and historic workings on the mineralized structure at the Sunbeam mine extend from surface to approximately 90m vertically.

This is a couple of years old now, what do they say though "old but gold"

Gives you a great history on Sunbeam--

https://res.cloudinary.com/investorhub/raw/upload/v1756386930/leaf-prod/290/documents/ybeawizikcctlrpcmno6_j4qtug.pdf

Just read that and refreshing to see a junior company communicate to its shareholders in such a clear and regular fashion.

Poulden et al, have a look and pull your lazy finger out for WSBN by doing something regular like this.

https://firstclassmetalsplc.com/first-class-focus

This company does seem to be on the cusp of a pivotal move.

Comms have always been good and are excellent at the moment, really getting a feeling of what goes on and why which you do not get with others.

If nothing else it shows they care about shareholder engagement, something which is lacking across other similar stocks.

"Closeology" is a thing that most times over values itself.

Draw a circle the distance between Redsetter and Telfer of the same size in say Mayfair in London being the centre, big difference in pricing of Real Estate despite "closeology". Same exists in gold mining!

James are you really that dim, the only people who will benefit from this will be the creditors of the 79th GRP in ADMINISTRATION, so not one single penny will be going back to the 'owners' of the 79th GRP.

Given 1.78p was paid its a minor percentage above what the 79th GRP paid, so quite a good deal all round.