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Freegold Ventures (WKN 882340) startet mit 34.000-Fuß-Bohrprogramm um Goldresource auf Almaden-Projekt weiter auszubauen. Mehr dazu spätestens nächsten Mittwoch!
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Freegold Ventures (WKN 882340) startet mit 34.000-Fuß-Bohrprogramm um Goldresource auf Almaden-Projekt weiter auszubauen. Mehr dazu spätestens nächsten Mittwoch!
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Nach 43-101 sind bereits 850.000 Unzen als Goldressourcen ausgewiesen. Wenn man das
hochrechnet ist eine Unze Gold mit ca. 3 % des Verkehrswerts bewertet.
Der Nachteil an Freegold ist anscheinend nur das es sich hier wieder einmal um eine
sehr kleine Firma handelt (Börsenberwertung 11-12 Mio Euro). Trotzdem denke ich
das es diese Firma in ein bis zwei Jahren nicht mehr an der Börse geben wird, da Sie
entweder übernommen wird oder mit einer anderen Goldfirma fusionieren wird.
In beiden Fällen wird sich das natürlich äusserst positiv auf den Kurs auswirken.
Ich würde diese Aktie zu diesen Kursen auf keine Fall verkaufen.
Ich habe diese Aktie schon vor einiger Zeit gekauft und war positiv überrascht
das sich diese trotz der letztwöchigen Kurseinbrüchen vieler anderer Explorer
sehr gut gehalten hat.
Frei nach Kostolany - Freegold kaufen - schlafen gehen - wach werden - sich freuen
Schöne Grüße und viel Erfolg
schlossberg
6/28/2006
Visible gold encountered at numerous locations along a newly discovered 1,000-foot extension of the Cleary Hill Mine
A new, previously untested intersection of two gold producing shear zones encounters 200 feet of pervasive veining and alteration
TSX: ITF, OTC BB: FGOVF, Frankfurt: FR4
VANCOUVER, June 28, 2006 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX News Network/ --
Freegold Ventures Limited ("Freegold") announces the discovery of new areas of veining and shearing to the south and along strike of the Cleary Hill Mine, situated at the Golden Summit project outside Fairbanks, Alaska. The Cleary Hill Mine was the largest underground mine in the historic Fairbanks camp, producing 280,000 ounces of gold at an average grade of 1.3 oz/ton. Trenching commenced at the old Beistline shaft, located 1,300 feet southeast of the Cleary Hill Mine. Chip channel samples by prior operators along the Beistline shaft walls graded 0.61 oz/ton over the 109 feet of the shaft, with the top 46 feet grading 1.25 oz/ton (note, these are non 43-101 compliant results which are presented here as historical information and should not be relied upon). Trenching followed a shear zone that hosts the gold mineralization at the Beistline shaft and continued in a northwesterly direction towards the Cleary Hill Mine in an attempt to confirm whether the shear was the Cleary Hill extension. The shear was uncovered over a total strike length of 1,000 feet through a combination of trenching along strike and in cross trenches with the final cross trench ending on strike and within 300 feet of the Banker\'s Stope, the highest grade and most productive ore shoot within the Cleary Hill Mine.
The width of the shear zone continued to expand as the trenches moved northwest from 12 feet near the Beistline shaft to more than 25 feet halfway between the Beistline shaft and the Cleary Hill Mine. The 25 foot width of the shear exposed by a cross trench matches extremely well with results from Freegold\'s prior drill hole CHM96-01 which intercepted 0.16 oz/ton over 25 feet at a depth of 25 feet from surface halfway along the newly exposed shear zone.
An additional 900 feet of trenching was conducted approximately 1,000 feet south of the Cleary Hill Mine, where numerous high-grade veins were discovered at surface in last October\'s trenching program. The 2005 channel sample assays across these veins include 5 feet of 1.0 oz/ton (with a grab sample of 1.9 oz/ton) and 5 feet of 0.83 oz/ton (with a grab sample of 4.1 oz/ton). Half of the current trenching in this area was along strike of the veins with the remaining half delineating veins in cross trenching at variable intervals. A new parallel shear zone, 50 feet south of the Wackwitz vein (which has been traced over 730 feet in prior trenching, and which contained coarse stringers of gold which have assayed 12.0 oz/ton) was also discovered. This parallel shear zone was exposed over 200 feet of strike trenching and ranged in width from 8 to 15 feet.
This swarm of roughly parallel veins south of Cleary Hill trends North 70 degrees East (N 70 degrees E) and appears headed toward a convergence with the North 80 degrees West (N 80 degrees W) trending Cleary Hill-Beistline shear zone. Two of the eastern most cross trenches on the Cleary Hill- Beistline structure were extended 300 feet and 490 feet to the south to test for a possible intersection of these two main structural features. A 200-foot wide zone containing extensive quartz veining accompanied by strong alteration was intersected in the most easterly 490-foot long cross trench. In the rest of the trenches and cross trenches, numerous shears and veins were seen splitting off the main Cleary Hill-Beistline structure in the direction of the vein swarm to the south. Small flakes of visible gold were encountered in samples at numerous locations along the 1,000-foot strike length of the Cleary Hill-Beistline structure, within the veining south of Cleary Hill, and within the intersection area itself.
Samples from the trenching program are being shipped to ALS Chemex in Vancouver for assaying, and results from this program are expected to be received by the end of July. Following receipt of the analyses, Freegold will proceed with the next phase of work, which may include supplemental trenching or the initiation of a bulk-sampling program to more completely test the continuity and grade of the gold mineralization.
The Qualified Person for this release is Michael P. Gross, M.S., P. Geo, VP Exploration, Freegold Ventures Limited.
New German Stock Exchange Listings
Over the past few months, a number of market makers have made application to quote the shares of Freegold on German stock exchanges. Freegold is now being quoted in Euros and traded on the Frankfurt, Berlin, Munich and Stuttgart exchanges under the symbol FR4. Average total daily volume through these new exchanges over the past few months has been in excess of 150,000 shares per day.
About Freegold Ventures Limited
Freegold Ventures Limited is a North American exploration company that is actively exploring advanced stage gold projects in Idaho (Almaden), Alaska (Golden Summit) and the Yukon Territory (Grew Creek). Freegold has recently enhanced its management team with a new President and VP Exploration that have an excellent track record in generating shareholder value through the creation and operation of numerous North American gold producers. In addition to the further delineation of high-grade surface mineralization at Golden Summit, the company is focused on expanding its Almaden project, which was previously advanced through to the completion of a feasibility study in 1997. Following a series of positive re-assessment steps over the past few months, Freegold is commencing a major drilling program aimed at further expanding the project resources before initiating a new Scoping Study for the project.
On behalf of the Board of Directors For further information:
Investor Relations:
"Steve Manz" 1-800-667-1870
www.freegoldventures.com
Steve Manz
President and C.E.O.
Ich kenne nur Nasenbohrerprogramme.
Wenn ich morgen billig reingehe, wer garantiert mir denn, daß ich nächste Woche nicht noch billiger wieder raus muss?
Freegold Commences 34,000' of Resource Expansion Drilling at Almaden
Vancouver, BC, August 2, 2006. Freegold Ventures Limited ("Freegold") is pleased to announce the commencement of a 34,000-foot drilling program designed to define new gold resources at its 100% controlled Almaden gold project in western Idaho. This new drilling follows the recent re-evaluation of the company's 1997 Watts, Griffis and McOuat Limited ('WGM") feasibility study by Hatch Limited, and the generation of a new, independent 43-101 compliant resource by J. D. Graham and Associates Ltd. The 1997 study is referenced in the 43-101 report that was filed on SEDAR on March 15, 2006. The historic WGM 1997 study contemplated a 22,500-ton per day open-pit, heap leach operation producing an average of 95,000 ounces of gold per year at an overall 0.6 to 1 strip ratio.
The WGM study recommended that additional drilling be conducted to test areas of the deposit that remained open laterally and at depth. These possible expansion areas were confirmed during Freegold's re-modeling of the deposit, and include the following:
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the periphery of the Main and North zones where a number of holes drilled by previous operators intercepted thick intervals of resource grade mineralization (+.011 oz/ton cut-off) that were not brought into the model due to the wide spacing of the drilling;
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the southern portion of the Main zone which remains open;
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depth extensions within the Main and North zones where prior drill holes ended in resource grade material; and
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an area 1,500 feet to the west of the North Zone where seven previous holes intersected significant shallow mineralization (eg. hole SW13: 180 feet grading 0.038 oz/ton, hole SW40: 160 feet grading 0.053 oz/ton). Six of these holes containing resource-grade mineralization are located in a 200-foot by 50-foot wide area that is currently open for more than 500 feet in two directions and between 200 and 300 feet in the other two directions.
Core drilling commenced on July 8, 2006 and a reverse circulation rig is expected to be on site at the beginning of September. The 34,000 foot resource expansion program is comprised of approximately 2,500 feet of large diameter PQ core drilling that will be used for supplemental metallurgical testing, 16,500 feet of HQ core drilling, and 15,000 feet of RC drilling. Drilling is forecast to be complete by mid-November at which time a new independent 43-101 resource calculation will be generated. Mine Development Associates ("MDA") of Reno, NV has been engaged to assist Freegold in the ongoing modeling of the deposit, and to prepare an updated 43-101 compliant resource calculation.
A new metallurgical test program has also commenced that will seek to enhance the project through improved gold recoveries. One of Hatch's conclusions from its review was that inadequate testing had been done in the past to determine the optimal crush size for the project. While the 1997 WGM study was based on minus 6-inch run-of-mine material being placed on the heap leach pads, new metallurgical testing by McClelland Laboratories, Inc. of Reno, NV is testing the leaching characteristics of representative material at five different crush sizes to help determine whether smaller crush sizes and improved recoveries can enhance project economics. In addition to the 2,500 feet of PQ core being taken from 6 locations within the deposit, the metallurgical testing will also be conducted on bulk tonnage material that will be blasted from three small surface pits in August.
Upon the completion of the updated resource calculation by MDA and the metallurgical testing by McClelland, Freegold will initiate a new preliminary assessment to determine whether the original mine design in the 1997 WGM feasibility study remains the optimal manner in which to develop the deposit.
Qualified Person
The Qualified Person for this release is Michael P. Gross, M.S., P. Geol. Vice President of Exploration for Freegold Ventures Limited.
About Freegold Ventures Limited
Freegold Ventures Limited is a North American exploration company that is actively exploring advanced stage gold projects in Idaho (Almaden), Alaska (Golden Summit) and the Yukon Territory (Grew Creek). Freegold has recently enhanced its management team with a new President and VP Exploration that have an excellent track record in generating shareholder value through the creation and operation of numerous North American gold producers. In addition to focusing on its Almaden project, the company is in the process of delineating a series of newly discovered high-grade surface veins at Golden Summit.
On behalf of the Board of Directors
"Steve Manz"
Steve Manz
President and C.E.O.
For further information: Investor Relations: 1.800.667.1870 2303 West 41st Avenue, Vancouver, BC
www.freegoldventures.com
08:46 04.05.06
Für die Experten von "Rohstoffraketen.de" ist die Aktie von Freegold Venture (ISIN CA3564551057/ WKN 882340) unter 0,36 Euro ein klarer antizyklischer Kauf.
Vedron Gold werde in Expertenkreisen nach wie vor als potenzieller Fusions- oder Übernahmekandidat genannt. Diesbezüglich sei auch schon der Name von Freegold Venture gefallen, einem Goldexplorer, der wohl fundamental zum Günstigsten gehöre, was der Markt zu bieten habe.
Knapp 516.000 Unzen (43-101; Indicated) und 359.000 Unzen (43-101; Inferred) auf nur einem Projekt (Almaden Gold Project, Idaho) von vieren würden hier mit unglaublich günstigen 14,7 Millionen Euro an der Börse bewertet. Zudem sei die Gesellschaft schuldenfrei und ausreichend finanziert.
Charttechnisch ist die Freegold Venture-Aktie eher "unten" und daher ein klarer antizyklischer Kauf unter 0,36 Euro, so die Experten von "Rohstoffraketen.de".
Gruss
Danke, es läuft doch!
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