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yes still here, have largely kept away whilst a certain idiot was constantly posting what was for the main part out of date info. Hopefully he's now moved on to harass others on another BB with his wisdom? Perhaps we can return to sensible discussion once again and the gentle humor of the regular contributors. I like all of us long term holders have been frustrated by lack of developments over the years and the appearance that little if anything was going on, it now seems that the worst is behind us and the future with a favorable PEA, a fair wind plus everything crossed will bring about the returns we've all been waiting for.
Thanks for your concerns
everything is pointing to a rosy future for AYM and the only possible spanner in the works could come from the Environmentalists over the de-watering of the old mine workings. These people can be quite vociferous if there is a threat to the lesser spotted wots its name or ring tailed blind newt. As you appear to be the man to go to for such answers what are your thoughts? Could this consist of holding ponds or some sort of filtration as it's clear in todays environment just pumping it into adjacent water courses is not an option. Also I suspect there would be trace elements of the various metals in the water, could they be removed? and would it be worth doing.
having been pushed to an artificial high by the rampers we now have the inevitable leveling off. Feel sorry for those who bought in at the 8p mark as it's going to be a while before you see a profit. If price drops to 2p ish I'll top up again. Favorable PEA which is expect at some point though the exact date seems very fluid will once again cause a spike which may or may not be sustained, but that's investing in AYM for you, expect the unexpected.
Boom turn down the excitement most of the info you come across is years out of date.As for Grangesberg that paperwork has been in place with the Swedish authorities for almost as long as paperwork with Anglesey Council for Parys and that goes back a couple of decades at least.
At last a common sense approach and view of the situation. I don't post to knock others or their opinions but to gain from those opinions but sadly over the past couple of weeks this BB has been taken over by idiots and the usual posters (sages & wise owls) who have been here years have been derided. I to have averaged down with a further topup last week before SP went North but still need 3.75p to break even so I'm in it for the long game. As investors we seldom buy in at the bottom and sell at the top, in 2010 I thought we'd reached the top.
I hope this is five star I really do and that's why I'm prepared to hold and not sell out for fractions of a penny. We're all speculators but the facts and figures of today may not hold true for the future,it's not in doubt the amounts of recoverable ores in Parys my point being it's in Parys and if & when production starts the markets may be in a different place.Money will be made from the hype and speculation, the product it's self at this point is not relevant.
Talk of Grangesberg as I've previously opinioned is pie in the sky at this point in time.
3p lasted all of 2mins and then the inevitable fall,could/should hit 5p on PEA but will no doubt level off again around 3.5p. Rises and falls will be the character of the SP over the coming weeks as RNS and hype will be the driving forces. Rising demand - prices will play a part but lets not get ahead of ourselves,Parys is still in the ground,Grangesberg has been inoperable for 30yrs and LIM are not up and running, yes there will be a boom in requirements for metals but by the time AYM and their other interests get their act together the boom times may well be over.Investors will make from the temporary spikes,selling then buying back in when the price drops, me I've been here 12yrs at least so not looking for fractions of a penny I want the real deal so prepared to hold.
Having found them on Ebay at £100.00p each they do look a bit iffy. Nowhere in the history of Parys Mines can I find any mention of Farthings, neither can I find any reference to them in the history of the Holywell Copper Co which produced the blanks for Anglesey Pennies/Halfpennies.Seller gives very little detail with regard to design features though it appears they were sold for £80.00 which raises two points he/she has bagged an absolute bargain as they are the only two known farthings in the world or they've bought a couple of duds.
I have a reasonable collection of Condor and trade coinage including both Anglesey Pennies /Halfpennies which I've acquired over a number of years but I've yet to come across a Farthing produced by the Parys Mine Company. The Druid Head design was used on other coinage of that period not necessarily exclusive to PMC. If it hasn't got payable at London,Liverpool,Angelsey on it along with the entwined PMC then I'd say it was a fake.Look where the seller is based a lot of these coins are offered from America at exorbitant prices which always makes me suspicious.