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ich dachte das wär jetzt ausgeräumt ? Egal..... es wird langsam aber sicher wieder aufwärts gehen. ..auch wenn es noch einige Monate /Jahre dauert. Die Zeit spielt für CCE.Und wir werden reich belohnt.
Wait and see
Hier ein interessanter Artikel über Tantal aus dem Erzgebirge.
www.rp-online.de/public/article/wissen/umwelt/...ebirge-entdeckt.html
eine inverse SKS scheint da im Anmarsch zu sein - auch die Umsätze passen mustergültig
den folgenden und die anschließenden Beiträge lesen;
http://www.stockhouse.com/Bullboards/...=LIST&m=26005952&l=0&pd=1&r=0
RE: RE: Opportunities In Tantalum?
budmelmon1
2/2/2009 5:14:21 PM | | 43 reads | Post #26009845
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Here's a responce I received from Chris Grove:
XXXXXXXX:
I will give you better answers for everything – your other emails - but this one bugs me the most and so I will answer it here and now.
The amounts of visible pyrochlore seen in the cross sections at the site visit are not indicative of the amounts of tantalum or niobium in the core, or for the deposit, and this should be understood. Although the poster sounds somewhat informed of mining in general, it is very obvious that his comments are absolutely unrelated to any tantalum deposit anywhere on the planet, whether it is a pegmatite or a carbonatite.
His comments would have someone believing that a comparison between a deposit that is approximately 0.02% of target minerals (tantalum) and something like a 95.0% deposit like coal is somehow meaningful, when of course it is not.
The tantalum and niobium bearing minerals that give the Upper Fir deposit of a drill average of 200 grams per ton are mostly microscopic. This is typical for essentially all tantalum deposits whether they are pegmatite or carbonatite.
The fact that pyrochlores are visible at all is just a point that supports the truth that the Blue River carbonatites have the largest grain size for a tantalum deposit on the planet.
In terms of typical tantalum deposits that are pegmatites and that are located anywhere else on the planet, no visible pyrochlores would be the rule.
The facts are that a) the Blue River deposits have very large grain size in general, b) the largest pyrochlore ever found is on display at the UBC Museum of Geology and is from the Blue River carbonatites (Verity deposit) and c) this is not a coal deposit and so the comments about “mining without a lot of dilution” are really not applicable or meaningful.
Additionally, his comment that there has been no progress in the last two years does run counter to the facts in that a) Commerce Resources in April 2008 took on the former president of the world’s largest refractory metals processor, HC Starck, Dr. Axel Hoppe as the Chariman of the Board, b) Commerce Resources released the 43-101 resource calculation for the Upper Fir, c) Commerce Resources have in two years drilled 135 holes on the Upper Fir deposit specifically and d) Commerce Resources extracted and are currently having processed 2,000 tonnes of material as a commercial bulk sample and pilot plant operation.
But the bottom line is that Commerce Resources is not just another exploration project – it is a project that is preparing everything to be submitted to the Ministry of Mines to become a mine and as such everything including the metallurgy is being done under a HIGHER LEVEL OF SCRUTINY than an average exploration project.
This is no small difference and is one that we understood that most shareholders would not necessarily understand (not including you of course XXXXXX). Truth is that followers of exploration do not usually hold on through the development process and so are in turn not understanding of the whole process and how long it takes.
This is coupled with the fact that the 2007 & 2008 mining and exploration seasons were perhaps the busiest of all time, and so timelines, turn around times have been impacted at every level.
Best regards,
Chris
NEWS
novice211
2/10/2009 10:14:07 AM | | 30 reads | Post #26029572
Joint Venture Established for Carbo Rare Earth Property
VANCOUVER, Feb. 10, 2009 (Canada NewsWire via COMTEX News Network) --
Canadian International Minerals Inc. (CNSX: CIN) ("CIN"). announces that it has entered into a Mineral Property Option Agreement with Commerce Resources Corp. (TSXv: CCE)(FSE: D7H) ("Commerce") to explore and develop a rare earth element (REE) property in central British Columbia. Under the terms of the agreement, CIN will acquire a 75% interest in the Carbo Claims, (the "Property"), subject to terms outlined below, and regulatory approval.
The Property comprises five mineral claims located approximately 80 km northeast of Prince George, British Columbia and is logging road accessible.
The subject area totals 1,464 hectares underlain by limestone interbedded with calcareous argillites and phyllites. Several dike or sill-like alkaline intrusives were identified by Teck Corporation (Teck) in 1986 and 1987 on the property that are identified as carbonatite or syentite of varying composition and thickness (Betmanis, 1986-87).
<< Historic Exploration -------------------- >>
Commerce conducted an exploration program in 2006 that included soil sampling, scintillometer and magnetometer surveys over a total of 12.5 line kilometers. Forty rock samples were taken from intrusive outcrops and float. Thirty-six of those samples contained anomalously high Rare Earth Element (REE) concentrations. A follow-up exploration program in 2007 confirmed the REE potential of the intrusives.
The carbonatite plugs, dykes and sills occupy a northwest striking zone at least 8 km in length and vary in composition from sovites to pyroxene rich carbonatites and ferro-carbonatites. The property directly adjoins the Prince/Wicheda Lake carbonatite-syenite sill complex and is geologically and structurally aligned with it. Samples from a 42 meter trench on the Prince/Wicheda Lake property taken by Teck averaged 2.60% total rare earths and included a shorter sample interval of over 4% total rare earths (Betmanis, 1987, Pell, 1994).
CIN is planning a summer exploration program to consist of geological mapping, soil and rock geochemical sampling and trenching.
As consideration to acquire a 75% interest in the Carbo Claims, CIN will pay to Commerce a total of $30,000 cash: $10,000 on signing of the agreement (paid), $10,000 on the first anniversary and $10,000 on the second anniversary. CIN will also issue to Commerce a total of 1,500,000 common shares: 500,000 common shares upon regulatory approval, 500,000 common shares on the first anniversary and 500,000 common shares on the second anniversary. CIN will also incur a minimum of $198,000 in exploration expenditures on the Carbo Claims: $66,000 in the first year of the agreement, $66,000 in the second year and $66,000 in the third year. Commerce will also retain a 2% NSR Royalty on the Carbo Claims.
Thomas Hasek, P.Eng., a qualified person as defined by National Instrument 43-101, has reviewed the technical information in this news release.
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On Behalf of the Board of Directors
CANADIAN INTERNATIONAL INC.
"Michael Schuss"
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Michael E. Schuss
CEO and Director
schön, daß die Goldseiten JETZT darauf aufmerksam machen
Bei dem zukünftigen Vervielfacher COMMERCE RESOURCES wird sich die Geduld auszahlen.
Rohstoffwerte werden die ersten Gewinner bei einer Erholung des Marktes sein,wenn man den Experten im DAF glauben schenken darf.
2010 werde das Jahr der Erholung,sagt auch kürzlich US-Notenbank-Chef Bernanke.
Also cool bleiben - auch wenn derzeit nicht viel passiert.
Der Ausbruch nach oben wird kommen....................
jetzt habe ich mal wieder etwas Farbe ins Forum gebracht.
http://www.emfis.de/global/global/nachrichten/...amp;cHash=fe1c736237
Sehr gut:
"""Commerce Resources befindet sich in der glücklichen Lage, dass wir im August 2007, kurz bevor der globale Kapitalmarkt enger wurde, eine Finanzierung über 32 Mio. CAD abgeschlossen haben. Wir befinden uns momentan in einer starken finanziellen Position mit Geschäftskapital von ungefähr 15 Mio. CAD. Dies wird es uns ermöglichen, den Betrieb für die nächsten 12 bis 24 Monate weiterzuführen und das Blue River-Projekt durch die Machbarkeitsphase zu bringen.""""
http://www.wallstreet-online.de/nachrichten/nachricht/2715120.html
mc
Hallo alle zusammen,
vielen dank fuer die guten Beitraege.
Ich hab mal einen blick auf die G&V geworfen - ausser guten cash bestand macht CCE nur verluste.
Wie seht ihr das?
Ist das normal fuer einen miner junior?
Ist CCE ein subsididary von einen anderen grossen Unternehmen?
Finde CCE ganz interessant wegen der sparten metalle aber verluste schrecken ein bisschen ab.
für einen explorer ist es normal, dass nur verluste entstehen, da ja keine bzw. nur geringe einnahmen (in diesem fall zinseinnahmen, aber das hast du in der g&v ja bestimmt selbst entdeckt) vorhanden sind...
cce ist ein eigenständiges unternehmen und ist kein tochterunternehmen eines großen konzerns....
...um dir ein eigenes bild zu machen, solltest du die gesamte story betrachten und nicht nur die g&v ansehen....traditionelle bewertungsmodelle á la KGV o.ä. sind bei explorern nicht anwendbar, hier zählen andere dinge....