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>vangold

god bless you silver miner bro, wherever you are.

>>29665870
have a bump faggot!

>>29656713
Silver miner anon on Vangold.

>>26215593

I said to buy KS when it had a $10 million mcap, it went as high as $75 million so that's over 7x. I told people to start selling when it got over $40 million. I told people to buy VGLD when it was under half its current price; it recently made one of the best deals ever done by a junior mining stock is going to soar to multiples of its current price once it get unhalted. Read the ceo.ca chat if you don't believe me.

https://ceo.ca/vgld

>>25505118
>>25505164

Silver miner anon

I saved this image from a previous thread

>>25278022

I introduced Vangold back in September along with Klondike, you can see the case for it about halfway down this picture. Used to be the most productive silver mine in its district, only closed because of the Mexican Revolution, not mine-depletion. Also lots of old stockpiles lying around which are equivalent to the current market cap, and which only need to be sent to a mill and sold. There is also a good chance of hitting the Veta Madre, which might intersect Vangold's property, and which is responsible for 1.2 _billion_ ounces of silver production. The latest news is that Vangold recently secured the El Cubo silver mine, along with a permitted mill for only $15 million. The mine was originally acquired for _$200 million_, so it was an absolute bargain. The deal was very considerate--little shareholder dilution was involved. Endeavour Silver sold it to them, and is now the largest shareholder in VGLD, so the sale was also a great vote of confidence in the company. It was one of the most impressive deals done by a junior mining company this year. The stock is going to soar when it gets unhalted, you only have to read the ceo.ca chat to see how excited everybody is. If VGLD were to produce today, their mcap would only be 1x cash flow.