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Originally posted by Telluride: ↑

WSR There is gold, its far more economical

Gold-rich quartz veins are reported to have been mined from numerous old workings dating from the early 1900s to the 1940s. During the 1980s, a series of open pits were mined to target high-grade gold-bearing quartz veins. Given the low gold price at the time, it is possible that open pit mining was discontinued prematurely; however, at todays’ gold price, economic mineralisation may exist beginning at the existing pit floor level, allowing for a simple pit cutback.

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PL24582468z bought WSR around 8 cents so it is understandable.
At 1.4 cents WSR is a bargain imo
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