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Early morning flight perhaps to Telfer?

My understanding, although they are technically a private company now, having delisted, there has been no request for share certificates to be issued by banks which indicates an intention to relist...... as far as I understand it.

They don't want many buys because they are most likely trying to fill a large order at a fixed price.

Another 'Trivia' answer!! Bingham Canyon Mine, located near Salt Lake City, is the world's deepest man-made 'open pit' excavation. The mine is 2.75 miles (4,5km) across and 0.75 mile (1,2km) deep. Its not gold but predominately copper.

Yes I feel very fortunate to have invested in a share JV'd with a company that’s an expert in block cave mining techniques and has existing mining infrastructure on the doorstep that’s under utilised!

AngloGold Ashanti's Mponeng gold mine, located south-west of Johannesburg in South Africa, is currently the deepest mine in the world. The operating depth at Mponeng mine ranged from between 3.16km to 3.84km below the surface by the end of 2018. Apparently at this depth the rock temperature is 60 degrees C and 140 degrees F. Does anyone work in Fahrenheit these days? This shows us how deep potentially we can go.

Hydrogen......thanks!

At what depth are we hitting 5-6 g/t and to what depth can we realistically mine to?

Market closed so fun to go off topic and see how many brain cells we have lost over the years....."scientia ipsa potentia est" Very apt for our interest in Greatland !!

Yes, In modern English "with reference to" or " with regard to". Impecunious referred to its Latin origin.

As he/she says " we are lucky that we are now rich enough to spend time discussing these completely trivial questions; it's a sign of civilisation."

I make it a 5.13% finish unless there are more late trades declared. Happy with 5% and hopefully again tomorrow!

I thought "Res" was the latin for " thing" and "Re" was " in the matter of" or " concerning". My Latin is very rusty so most likely wrong.

A 5% COP increase in SP would be good.

Agree MS. GDXJ paid a premium for their shares as there is no other justification, at the time, for the 27p paid. Those who got stung jumped on the bandwagon without understanding the situation and bought in at far too high a price. As you say....greed!

In my experience even the private boards end up with some numpties who manage to worm their way in and make less than useful comment. One became a general chat board at times.

I agree 18-20p about right until news on Scally or NC Quarterly Report.

A lot of the herd got stung this week following Fridays buy in at 27p and then the drop. They will disappear soon whilst the LTHs will be here for at least another 12 to 24 months if not longer given the potential. Hopefully the information etc will continue to be shared and the board will get back to being one of the best. I try to ignore the stupid comments and dampers/derampers or filter them. Hopefully MMs have enough shares to fill the orders they clearly have. Buys outnumbered sells yesterday yet price down can only mean filling at a set price.

Megan1...this a low risk share albeit with some risk as all AIM shares are. NC have clearly indicated their intention to mine it. They now have all licences in place. Read one of their presentations.

de-risked

This is the most derived share you will find on AIM. Some of these derampers are most ill informed, least researched non investors around. They must have little to do or boring lives to spend time on a chat board knocking the share they are clearly not invested in. I can understand some investors being concerned at a drop specially if they invested at 20p plus but purposely deramping a share I do not understand unless of course they are being paid or are shorting the share or want to get in at a lower price.

Thanks MissLoreal...Lenigas has not got a good reputation with many shareholders as he tends to big up a share, sell and move on. UKOG was a classic as was Rare Earth Minerals. Having said that he is a miner and knows the Paterson area well. He has Licences for tenements adjacent to Haverion so will be hoping for similar geology to ours and thus will be positive about HAV's potential. We have plenty of our own evidence courtesy of many researchers on this board to confirm much of what he says. He is probably using much of our gained evidence to base his comments on. Looking forward to Newcrests next report, Scallywag update and Maiden Resource Report later this quarter.