The prospect had very convincing maps, assays and metallurgical data covering thousands of acres on BLM land. These were the days when assessment work consisted of filing an affidavit of labor for how ever many claims you wanted to file, pay one $25 fee and you too could own the upatented mineral rights to a half a million acres. The BLM only investigated conflicting claims so you didn’t even have to put monuments up. Well these guys were good, because they had bamboosled a bunch of Doctors and Dentist and raised $20million that went into some Toyota Land Cruisers, a dry trommel and screen plant with a baghouse that had controls with lights and buzzers that all worked and a secret black-box room that no one was allowed to go in except the metallurgist, the CEO and the supposed SEC licensed broker who was going to take the whole thing public as soon as they could get some operating capital, about $100 million because they had spent all the rest of the money on exploration and R&D. Of course, with a find this valuable, they did not trust any labs to do assaying and met work, so they did it all in-house.

Everyone in our office had to sign NDNCs and then personally swear to their CEO that we wouldn’t tell a soul, not even family. I did so with my fingers crossed. I took some of the maps and knew where some of the cinder cones were out East of Flagsaff, found the exact spots on the map and took samples to Bondar-Clegg. Guess what? Where they showed as much as 2 oz/tn Au, I couldn’t break the detection limit. What a surprise. Those guys knew the gig was up after the question I grilled them with, When I called DOJ and SEC they were both already tightening the loop around their necks. I never heard if they caught them, but someone bought the screen plant from the bankruptcy court, sized various products and made millions selling cinders to AZDOT for highway road base and traction on highways during snow storms and to aggregate companies via the train that went right by for building materials!

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Still on the fence, we have decided to stay out of the fray and pass on locations of such lists that others have created.

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That is @ 31,000 oz per month, or over three hundred thousand (300,000) per year.

Let’s compare that to real known verifiable production we can all research in Ghana.

Look at Gold Fields Ltd. (NYSE:GFI). The project consists of 6 open pits, 2 heap leach facilities and a carbon-in-leach (CIL) plant. Tarkwa has a Mineral Resource of 15.3 million gold ounces and a Mineral Reserve of 9.9 million ounces. And is a PUBLICLY traded company.

During the most recent fiscal year Tarkwa produced 720,700 ounces of gold and for the 12 months to end-June 2011 the expectation is to produce between 720,000 and 760,000 ounces of gold. Gold Fields also owns the Damang mine with a Mineral Resource of 4.7 million gold ounces and a Mineral Reserve of 2.1 million ounces.

That is the largest producer of gold in Ghana – and it’s a publicly traded company. Ghana is the 10^th largest producer of gold in the world. You are saying that there is a aEoecompanyaE

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