Excellon Resources ! "EXN.V " 1918 g/t silver (62 oz/t), 19.6% lead and 15.6% zinc (Seite 638)
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Zumindest wird auf stockhouse diese Vermutung gestreut.
Auf Montag abend bin ich jedenfalls gespannt.
gruss
talis
Zumindest wird auf stockhouse diese Vermutung gestreut.
Auf Montag abend bin ich jedenfalls gespannt.
gruss
talis
[posting]20.767.132 von dieNachteule am 17.03.06 14:42:24[/posting]Besser spät als gar nicht!
Hatte selbst Deine Empfehlung, First Majestic *FMV.MU* leider auch viel zu spät gekauft, und jetzt steht sie trotzdem bereits schon 50% im Plus, und es ist, wie ich überzeugt ist sicher noch nicht das Ende der Fahnenstange.
Gruss
SilberEagle
Hatte selbst Deine Empfehlung, First Majestic *FMV.MU* leider auch viel zu spät gekauft, und jetzt steht sie trotzdem bereits schon 50% im Plus, und es ist, wie ich überzeugt ist sicher noch nicht das Ende der Fahnenstange.
Gruss
SilberEagle
[posting]20.771.611 von Schullei2004 am 17.03.06 18:07:37[/posting]Du hast BM erhalten!
Welches Kurspotenzial ist in Excellon enthalten?
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@SilberEagle
Etwas spät bin ich aufgewacht, aber jetzt habe ich endlich auch ein paar Excellon gekauft. Der Chart in meinem Thread hat mich geweckt, danke!
MfG, Die Nachteule
Etwas spät bin ich aufgewacht, aber jetzt habe ich endlich auch ein paar Excellon gekauft. Der Chart in meinem Thread hat mich geweckt, danke!
MfG, Die Nachteule
[posting]20.740.196 von Dere am 16.03.06 18:49:07[/posting]Kluge Entscheidung 
Bei den kleinen Flächen der Mantos (1/2-1 Fußballplatz groß) ist eine Bohrung mit sehr guten Werten 100 m außerhalb extrem vielversprechend. Da wird noch sehr viel Freude aufkommen.
Die pot. Abbautiefe liegt in etwa auf Höhe der bisherigen, ein Querstollen (Rampe hinunter ist schon da und wird genutzt) und die Produktion kann in rel. kurzer Zeit dort begonnen werden.
Noch ein paar solche Ergebnisse mit folgender Bestätigung durch weitere Bohrungen (zur Massenabschätzung) und EXN kann eine Produktionsausweitung bekannt geben.
Und dann geht´s in völlig neue Höhen.
Die pot. Abbautiefe liegt in etwa auf Höhe der bisherigen, ein Querstollen (Rampe hinunter ist schon da und wird genutzt) und die Produktion kann in rel. kurzer Zeit dort begonnen werden.
Noch ein paar solche Ergebnisse mit folgender Bestätigung durch weitere Bohrungen (zur Massenabschätzung) und EXN kann eine Produktionsausweitung bekannt geben.
Und dann geht´s in völlig neue Höhen.
Excellon finds 2.5 m sulphide intercept near Guadalupe
Excellon Resources Inc (TSX-V:EXN)
Shares Issued 119,887,172
Last Close 3/15/2006 $0.78
Thursday March 16 2006 - News Release
Mr. Richard Brissenden reports
EXCELLON ANNOUNCES 2.5-METRE SULPHIDE INTERCEPT 100 METRES SOUTHEAST OF GUADALUPE MANTO
Excellon Resources Inc. confirms that a 100-metre step-out drill hole to the southeast of the Guadalupe manto, along the linear geophysical and biogeochemical anomaly becoming known as the Guadalupe trend, cut 2.5 metres (estimated true thickness) of massive and semi-massive sulphides. The intercept in drill hole LP05-153 runs from 139.8 to 143.7 metres down hole (N60E, minus 75 degrees) and includes two 1.5-metre and 1.2-metre sulphide zones, separated by 1.2 metres of gypsum-cemented rubble breccia. The sulphides are dominated by fine-grained galena, and samples have been cut and submitted for assay. The LP05-153 intercept lies 131 metres vertically below the surface, essentially at the same elevation as the lowest known part of the Guadalupe manto. The 6 manto of the Platosa mine lies 125 metres to the west, at 145 metres depth. Ramping to the 6 manto currently is under way, and a crosscut to the Guadalupe manto will take off from this ramp.
A second drill rig arrived on the property on March 12, allowing Excellon to drill additional aggressive step-outs along the Guadalupe trend and more regional targets, while simultaneously pursuing close-spaced drilling around significant mineralized intercepts like that of LP05-153. Additional drilling of feeders to, and extensions of, the Guadalupe manto, which now has a strike length approaching 100 metres and a width of 50 to 65 metres (see news reported in Stockwatch on March 6, 2006), should resume once over-limit assay results are received and a preliminary volume estimate can be made for the body.
"Over all, we are very gratified to see the potential of this district unfold on the scale and time frame we predicted," said Richard Brissenden, Excellon`s chairman. "We`re excited to have cut new mineralization along the trend that has already yielded the Guadalupe manto, and are looking forward to using two drills to simultaneously seek new mantos farther along it and to flesh out what we hope becomes the Guadalupe South manto. Our recent success with the Guadalupe manto has forced us to expand the scope of our 43-101 resource study, which we now hope to have completed by early May, but further success at Guadalupe South could extend that somewhat. On the district scale, we are becoming increasingly optimistic that the combined geophysical and biogeochemical techniques that led us to the Guadalupe trend can lead us to further mineralization. We are initiating a range-scale geochemical and geophysical survey to help focus our regional exploration drilling."
The Platosa exploration program is designed and supervised by Dr. Peter Megaw, Excellon`s consulting geologist and exploration manager of its Mexican subsidiary. Assaying is being performed by SGS Laboratories, of Don Mills, Ont., with check assaying by ALS Chemex, of Vancouver, B.C., and/or BSI Inspectorate, of Reno, Nev. Roscoe Postle Associates Inc., of Toronto, Ont., independent geological and mining consultants, has executed the engineering design and supervision of the test-mining program.
Qualified person and quality assurance/control
Dr. Megaw, PhD, CPG, has acted as the qualified person as defined in National Instrument 43-101, for this disclosure, and supervised the preparation of the technical information on which this release is based. Dr. Megaw has a PhD in geology, and more than 20 years of relevant experience focused on silver and gold mineralization, and exploration and drilling in Mexico. He is a certified professional geologist (CPG 10227) by the American Institute of Professional Geologists, and an Arizona-registered geologist (ARG 21613). Dr. Megaw is not independent of Excellon, as he and his company are shareholders.
© 2006 Canjex Publishing Ltd.
Excellon Resources Inc (TSX-V:EXN)
Shares Issued 119,887,172
Last Close 3/15/2006 $0.78
Thursday March 16 2006 - News Release
Mr. Richard Brissenden reports
EXCELLON ANNOUNCES 2.5-METRE SULPHIDE INTERCEPT 100 METRES SOUTHEAST OF GUADALUPE MANTO
Excellon Resources Inc. confirms that a 100-metre step-out drill hole to the southeast of the Guadalupe manto, along the linear geophysical and biogeochemical anomaly becoming known as the Guadalupe trend, cut 2.5 metres (estimated true thickness) of massive and semi-massive sulphides. The intercept in drill hole LP05-153 runs from 139.8 to 143.7 metres down hole (N60E, minus 75 degrees) and includes two 1.5-metre and 1.2-metre sulphide zones, separated by 1.2 metres of gypsum-cemented rubble breccia. The sulphides are dominated by fine-grained galena, and samples have been cut and submitted for assay. The LP05-153 intercept lies 131 metres vertically below the surface, essentially at the same elevation as the lowest known part of the Guadalupe manto. The 6 manto of the Platosa mine lies 125 metres to the west, at 145 metres depth. Ramping to the 6 manto currently is under way, and a crosscut to the Guadalupe manto will take off from this ramp.
A second drill rig arrived on the property on March 12, allowing Excellon to drill additional aggressive step-outs along the Guadalupe trend and more regional targets, while simultaneously pursuing close-spaced drilling around significant mineralized intercepts like that of LP05-153. Additional drilling of feeders to, and extensions of, the Guadalupe manto, which now has a strike length approaching 100 metres and a width of 50 to 65 metres (see news reported in Stockwatch on March 6, 2006), should resume once over-limit assay results are received and a preliminary volume estimate can be made for the body.
"Over all, we are very gratified to see the potential of this district unfold on the scale and time frame we predicted," said Richard Brissenden, Excellon`s chairman. "We`re excited to have cut new mineralization along the trend that has already yielded the Guadalupe manto, and are looking forward to using two drills to simultaneously seek new mantos farther along it and to flesh out what we hope becomes the Guadalupe South manto. Our recent success with the Guadalupe manto has forced us to expand the scope of our 43-101 resource study, which we now hope to have completed by early May, but further success at Guadalupe South could extend that somewhat. On the district scale, we are becoming increasingly optimistic that the combined geophysical and biogeochemical techniques that led us to the Guadalupe trend can lead us to further mineralization. We are initiating a range-scale geochemical and geophysical survey to help focus our regional exploration drilling."
The Platosa exploration program is designed and supervised by Dr. Peter Megaw, Excellon`s consulting geologist and exploration manager of its Mexican subsidiary. Assaying is being performed by SGS Laboratories, of Don Mills, Ont., with check assaying by ALS Chemex, of Vancouver, B.C., and/or BSI Inspectorate, of Reno, Nev. Roscoe Postle Associates Inc., of Toronto, Ont., independent geological and mining consultants, has executed the engineering design and supervision of the test-mining program.
Qualified person and quality assurance/control
Dr. Megaw, PhD, CPG, has acted as the qualified person as defined in National Instrument 43-101, for this disclosure, and supervised the preparation of the technical information on which this release is based. Dr. Megaw has a PhD in geology, and more than 20 years of relevant experience focused on silver and gold mineralization, and exploration and drilling in Mexico. He is a certified professional geologist (CPG 10227) by the American Institute of Professional Geologists, and an Arizona-registered geologist (ARG 21613). Dr. Megaw is not independent of Excellon, as he and his company are shareholders.
© 2006 Canjex Publishing Ltd.
Ich habe mir heute beide, EXN und ECU in´s Depot gelegt.
Außerdem ORKO aufgestockt.
Somit ist mein Depot zu 70 % mit langfristig ausgelegten
Rohstofftiteln gefüllt.
Das Zocken wird mir abgehen. Die Nerven werden es mir
hoffentlich danken.
(Was mach ich nun mit der vielen freien Zeit???:laugh
)
Außerdem ORKO aufgestockt.
Somit ist mein Depot zu 70 % mit langfristig ausgelegten
Rohstofftiteln gefüllt.
Das Zocken wird mir abgehen. Die Nerven werden es mir
hoffentlich danken.
(Was mach ich nun mit der vielen freien Zeit???:laugh
) 
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