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Am 9.4.2003 beginnt dort in SYD der Handel

In Specie Distribution of shares in TGD held by MacminSilver

Document date: Mon 07 Apr 2003 Published: Mon 07 Apr 2003 09:48:48
Document No: 152267 Document part: A
Market Flag: N
Classification: Issued Capital - Other
TASGOLD LIMITED 2003-04-07 ASX-SIGNAL-G

HOMEX - Brisbane

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Macmin Silver Ltd holds 10,500,000 shares and 500,000 options in
TasGold Ltd, of which 10,000,000 `founder` shares are currently
restricted securities held in escrow for 24 months from the date
TasGold lists.

Macmin will distribute most of the 10,000,000 restricted shares to
Macmin shareholders by way of an in specie distribution. It is
estimated that the actual number distributed will be approximately
9,738,000. The record date for that distribution will be 23 April
2003 and the transfer of those shares is expected to be completed
within a few days of the record date.

ASX has advised that the shares distributed to Macmin shareholders
will then cease to be restricted (except for approximately 667,330
distributed to Macmin shareholders who are related parties of the
Company).

The effect of the in specie distribution will be to increase the
number of free trading listed shares by approximately 9,000,000 from
about the 30th April 2003. At that time the total trading, listed
shares will be approximately 23,000,000 shares. Exact numbers will be
confirmed when the securities are dispatched to shareholders.

G Edwards
COMPANY SECRETARY

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Independent Geologists Report on Mineral Properties

Document date: Mon 07 Apr 2003 Published: Mon 07 Apr 2003 10:28:12
Document No: 152271 Document part: A
Market Flag: N
Classification: Progress Report
TASGOLD LIMITED 2003-04-07 ASX-SIGNAL-G

HOMEX - Brisbane

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INDEPENDENT GEOLOGIST`S REPORT ON MINERAL PROPERTIES

PURPOSE OF THE REPORT

This report has been prepared for inclusion in a Prospectus for
TasGold Ltd (TasGold) to be dated on or about 9` January 2003 for an
issue to the public of 25 million shares at $0.20 (twenty cents) each
payable in full on application with an attached free option issued on
the basis of one free option for each share purchased.

The objective of the issue is to raise funds to enable TasGold to
continue its exploration of two groups of mineral tenements located
in Tasmania that are prospective for gold and base metals:


PROPERTY/LOCALITY AREA (SQM) LICENSE NO TASGOLD
SMRV PROJECT

Elliott Bay) 177.0 EL 20/96 90%*

Wanderer EL 21/99 90%*

High Rocky Point 250.0 ELA 24/2001 100%

Lisle Project

Lisle 12.0 EL 2/92 100%

Lone Star 55.0 ELA 41/2002 100%

Exploration & Management Consultants Pty Ltd & McNeil Associates Pty
Ltd have a 10% free carried interest to completion of bankable
feasibility study.

Project Geoscience Pty Ltd (P-G) have been commissioned as
independent consultant geologists to review and assess the
exploration interests of TasGold as set out in this report and to
comment on the proposed exploration programs. The report has been
prepared to satisfy the requirements of the Corporations Law, the
Valmin Code of the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
and the Listing Rules of the Australian Stock Exchange Limited.

This report has been designed to accompany the Prospectus of TasGold.
This report is designed to assist the prospective shareholders of
TasGold to assess its Mineral Properties and was not prepared for any
other purpose.

TENURE AND SITE VISITS

The status and tenure of the tenements and any material documents is
dealt with in the Solicitor`s report which can be viewed on the
TasGold website at www.tasgold.com.au and have not been confirmed
independently in the preparation of this report. The locations of the
tenement boundaries are shown in the project maps accompanying this
report and elsewhere in the Prospectus.

This report was originally prepared in 2001. The Lisle Project area
was visited during the preparation of that report. It was also
previously visited in 1993 during the preparation of a similar report
for Macmin NL. The SMRV Project area was not visited during the
preparation of this report. The remote location and inclement winter
weather conditions prevented access for the purposes of an
inspection.

QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE

This report has been prepared by Ralph N Stag, BSc, MSc, DIC, MIMMM,
CEng. FAusIMM(CP), Consulting Geologist who has had over 30 years
experience in exploring for base metals and gold systems and Walter
Herrmann, BSC Hons, M Econ Geol., Consulting Geologist who has had
about 20 years experience in the minerals exploration industry.
Walter Hermann has reviewed the section of the report on the SMRV
Project because of his extensive field experience in that area
between 1980 to 1985 and in 1996, and because a site visit was not
considered feasible during the preparation of this report.

LIMITATIONS

The information used to prepare the report is drawn from reports
prepared by previous tenement holders, consultants and MRT and from
discussions with directors of TasGold. We do not doubt the
authenticity or substance of previous investigation reports. We have
not carried out a total audit of the available information.

The statements and opinions contained in this report are given in
good faith, but, in the preparation of this report, P-G has relied
substantially on information provided by the Directors and
Consultants of TasGold. We do not have reason to doubt the
information so provided.

The report does not examine the possible impact of Australian State
and Federal legislative provisions or their effects or impact on
future exploration and other activities of the properties.

INDEPENDENCE

At the date of this report, P-G does not have, nor has had any
relationship with TasGold other than as may have occurred as a result
of providing consultancy services in the ordinary course of
business.

P-G has no relevant interest in or any interest in the acquisition or
disposal of any securities in TasGold. P-G has no pecuniary or other
interest that could be regarded as being capable of affecting its
ability to give an unbiased opinion in relation to the mineral
properties of TasGold.

Neither P-G nor R N Stagg nor W Herrmann have received or may
receive any pecuniary or other benefits, whether direct or indirect
or in connection with the preparing of this report other than normal
consultancy fees based on fee time at normal professional rates plus
out - of - pocket expenses.

CONSENTS

P-G consents to the inclusion of this report in the form and context
in which it is included. Apart from that, neither the whole nor any
part of this report, nor any references thereto, may be included in
or with, or attached to any document, circular, resolution, letter or
statement without the prior written consent of P-G.

P-G has not been involved in the preparation or, nor has authorised
or caused the issue of any other part of the Prospectus in which this
report has been included.


R N Stagg

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TasGold ist eine Golderforschung- und - verwertungsgesellschaft, die auf Weltkategorie, hochwertiges, hybrides epithermisches Gold - VHMS und Granit bezogene Goldablagerungen in seinen umfangreichen, hohen prospectivitylandholdings in zwei Goldbezirken in Tasmanien gerichtet wird. Ausgezeichnetes high-value, VHMS-Unterseite-Metallablagerungspotential ist- eine Prämie.
Aussichten haben die hochwertige, Diamantbohrgerät-Kernresultate bis 2m von ~1 Gold der Unze/Tonne (25.5g/t des Goldes + 8,5% kombinierte Leitung/Zink) und es gibt ~80 Quadrat-Kilometer von ungetestetem Goldanomalism mit dem Gold bis 16 Unzen/Tonne (501g/t) in verschobenem Konzentrat.
Das SMRV-Projekt umfaßt einen großen Bereich der Felsen (~429 Kilometer 2) wie die, die Welt-Kategorie/westliche tasmanische Erzhauptsächlichkörper wie Rosebery, Millitorr Lyell, Hellyer, Herkules, Fluß Que und Henty enthalten. Es ist die rechte geologische Adresse für Mineralablagerungen des sehr hohen Wertes.

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Lists today on the ASX

Document date: Wed 09 Apr 2003 Published: Wed 09 Apr 2003 09:31:49
Document No: 152308 Document part: A
Market Flag: N
Classification: Other
TASGOLD LIMITED 2003-04-09 ASX-SIGNAL-G

HOMEX - Brisbane

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TasGold Ltd (TasGold) lists today on the ASX after a successful
raising of approximately $2.35M for gold exploration in Tasmania.

TasGold is unique among junior gold explorers in that it holds title
to large areas in two parts of Tasmania where substantial alluvial
gold has been located over large areas (more than 90 sq kms). There
has been no comprehensive follow up by past explorers of this
alluvial gold to locate the major source gold mineralisation.

Mr Bob McNeil, Chairman of TasGold Ltd has stated "when I first noted
the high geochemical gold in the Southern Mt Read Volcanics (SMRV)
Project area, with values to 501g/t gold in stream panned
concentrates and in soils to over 14g/t gold I was immediately
reminded of the similarity between these values and size of the
anomalous areas, with similar values and areas I had noted in Papua
New Guinea over the past 20 years. I was amazed at the lack of follow
up exploration to locate the source of all this gold in streams".

In NE Tasmania, TasGold has exploration licenses around the old Lisle
goldfield, which was Tasmania`s largest alluvial goldfield, and
produced over 250,000 ozs of gold from alluvials, mainly prior to
1900. This mineralisation is known as shale-slate and/or granite
associated gold mineralisation, and the area, according to Mineral
Resources Tasmania, has geological similarities to the Victorian
goldfields. TasGold has several targets defined which the company
believes could be similar to the gold source deposits from which the
250,000 ozs of alluvial gold mined at Lisle were probably derived.

Early recognition and prompt drill testing of key targets is critical
in optimising opportunities and realising exploration value. TasGold
will capitalise on this by promptly drill testing its Lisle area
targets.

TasGold has noted encouraging drill results on both its project areas
(see below) and most of the funds raised will be used on drilling to
extend the boundaries of the known gold mineralisation. In addition,
TasGold has access to nearly 4,000m of drill core, drilled in the
SMRV Project area for base metals but never assayed for gold. Company
geologists have identified over 1100m of this core which could
contain gold and will be analysed.

The Henty/Mt Julia gold mine within the Mt Read Volcanics in
Tasmanias west coast is an example of a gold mine essentially found
several years after drilling had been undertaken for base metals but
not immediately assayed for gold. The Company hopes to replicate a
discovery such as Eskay Creek or Henty/Mt Julia in the SMRV Project.

TasGold`s program for the next year will be in three phases.

1. Core cutting, sampling and assaying for gold, of over 1,100 metres
of previously drilled core from the SMRV Project. This commenced last
Friday.

2. Approximately 6,000 metres of drilling in total is planned for the
Lisle Project and will commence as soon as contracts and personnel
are in place - probably in early June 2003.

3. Approximately 3,000 metres of drilling is planned for the SMRV
Project and this drilling will commence after the forthcoming winter,
probably in early December 2003.

The above programs should ensure a continuing flow of drill assay
results released to market.

DETAIL

TasGold has the mineral rights to large parts of two separate gold
districts in Tasmania, one of which was only recently recognised as a
"gold district" and both of which are essentially untested for gold
by drill holes. These districts feature both similar and also
different geological or mineralisation models - ie: different types
of gold deposits could be expected in each district.

TasGold has title to a 40km long section of Mt Read Volcanics in
Western Tasmania called the SMRV Project (Southern Mt Read Volcanics
Project). Mineral Resources Tasmania (Tas. Government) described the
zone in a recent publication as follows: "The Mt Read Volcanics belt
is one of the richest volcanic-hosted massive sulphide provinces in
the world. It forms the most conspicuously mineralised belt of rocks
in Tasmania, being host to several world-class base-metal (known as
VMS deposits) and precious-metal deposits and numerous medium-sized
and small deposits. Recent progress in exploring for gold only hybrid
VMS-epithermal gold; copper-gold porphyry systems, and fault
associated gold has opened up large areas of the belt for renewed
exploration". TasGold are aggressively targeting these systems in our
strategic landholding in the SW.

The Mt Read Volcanics (MRV) has only recently (last 10 years or so)
been recognised as a hybrid VMS - epithermal gold district. The MRV
hosts the Henty - Mt Julia gold deposit which contains 2.4M tonnes
grading 11.16g/t gold. These figures do not include the recently
discovered Darwin Zone, where drill intersections include 9m at
410g/t gold, 12.7m at 18g/t gold, 14m at 15.8g/t gold (in one hole),
15m at 40g/t gold and 7.3m at 92.8g/t gold. The MRV and thus the SMRV
Project, could also host similar gold deposits such as Eskay Creek`s
21 B Zone (Canada) with an initial reserve of 1.08Mt at 65.5g/t gold,
2930g/t silver, 5% zinc and 2.89% lead and a global resource now of
>5 million ounces of gold equivalent. The first hole in the 21B Zone
intersected 61m at 99g/t gold and 29g/t silver.

Both Henty - Mt Julia and 21 B Zone at Eskay Creek are recent
discoveries (1982/83 and 1988 respectively) and both are hybrid VMS -
epithermal gold deposits. Although very little drilling targeting
gold has been completed in TasGold`s SMRV Project, one hole 20 years
ago did intersect what is now considered to be hybrid VMS -
epithermal gold mineralisation. This mineralisation is fairly similar
in metal content to the 21 B Zone - with a drill intersection of 3m
at 17.5g/t gold, 3.95% zinc, 4.54% lead and 12.7g/t silver.

When this drill result is added to the fact that there is more than
80 sq. kms of largely unexplored, gold anomalous area
(geochemically), the SMRV Project area has exciting potential for the
discovery of a major high grade gold discovery. There is a high
probability of this Project containing economic hybrid VMS -
epithermal gold deposits - and they could be very rich and
profitable.

The principals supporting TasGold have taken 10 years to assemble the
present land package comprising the SMRV Project - and thus TasGold
now holds the entire +40 km long southern part of the MRV. This is a
major strategic holding for a junior resource company. In addition to
the gold potential, there is significant potential for high-grade,
very high value base metal sulphide deposits.

TasGold`s second major project area is in northeast Tasmania.
According to Mineral Resources Tasmania - "Gold is widespread in
northeast Tasmania, with several hundred small mines and prospects
having been worked. The area has some similar geological
characteristics to the goldfields of Victoria, to the north in
mainland Australia". Major production in this area has come from the
Tasmania Mine at Beaconsfield (a two million oz gold deposit) and
from alluvial mining at Lisle (250,000 ozs).

The Lisle Project gives TasGold exposure to shale-slate and/or
thermal aureole - granitoid hosted gold environments such as exist in
Victoria, at Beaconsfield in Tasmania and at Pogo and Fort Knox in
Alaska. The main area targeted for drilling at Lisle is adjacent to
the old Lisle alluvial goldfield which produced 250,000 ozs of gold,
mainly prior to 1900. Target models within granitoid rocks include
high-grade vein deposits such as Pogo (9Mt at 17.8g/t gold) and
disseminated bulk tonnage deposits such as Fort Knox (169Mt at
0.93g/t gold). Drill results from within the Lisle Project have
already confirmed that such potential exists and a major drill
program is scheduled to commence soon after listing to further test
the area.

The Beaconsfield deposit, or Tasmania Mine, represents a structurally
hosted gold deposit within sediments and similar mineralisation has
been found above the granite contact at Panama within the Lisle
Project and is speculated at the undrilled Lone Star South Prospect.
These targets will be drill tested in the immediate future.

At Lisle, an economic gold deposit could be defined within a
relatively short period of time.

Some other reasons why TasGold has the characteristics of a
successful minerals resource investment are as follows:

* 14 advanced drill ready prospects in two highly prospective, but
essentially unexplored (by drilling) gold districts. These are not
recycled prospects that have been explored for gold several times in
the past.

* Gold in drill hole as high as 2m of 25.5g/t, in soils to 14.39g/t
and to 501g/t in panned concentrate. Silver and base metals in trench
to 680g/t silver with 22% zinc and 14% lead.

* Finalised exploration programs that consist almost entirely of
drilling more than 9,000m planned on `high-grade` targets. Drilling
assay results will to be released throughout the year.

* More than $6M has been spent by previous explorers on the SMRV
Project alone to bring it alone to its present multi-prospect drill
ready situation. TasGold has all that data available to it.

* No likely native title issues.

* Directors and management all have extensive and successful
experience in the mining industry and many years exploration
experience in Tasmania.

* Tasmania has a long history of successful mining. It contains
several world class deposits and many other smaller, but often highly
profitable deposits.

* The Stage Government is very supportive of mining and is actively
seeking mineral exploration investment.

It is also very important to note that the Henty/Mt Julia Mine of
Placer Dome (Aurion Gold/Goldfields) in the northern section of the
MRV was initially identified when core drilled for base metals was
finally assayed for gold in 1982/83 after being drilled years
earlier. Within the SMRV Project we have access to approximately
3,850m of core drilled by previous explorers, where most is from
areas of surface gold anomalism that has not been assayed for gold. A
preliminary reassessment of this core has been completed and 1,135m
has been selected to be assayed for gold. Additional sections may
also be identified for re-assay.

TasGold directors include Peter McNeil, Denis O`Neill and Robert
McNeil - all of whom are presently directors of Macmin Silver Ltd.
These directors are all successful explorationists and each director
has been involved with several significant gold and/or base metal
mine discoveries. Two additional non executive directors, Graham Fish
and Warren Staude, have been appointed to TasGold. These directors
add local, management, business and financial expertise to the
company.

Graham Fish is resident in Tasmania, graduated B Sc. (Geology,
Chemistry) in 1958, Dip.Ed in 1961 and M.Ed. in 1980 from the
University of Tasmania. Graham has 30 years of management experience
in administration and education development in Tasmania. Graham has
delivered papers and written science and education reports for UNESCO
and International Conferences over the last 30 years. Since
retirement from full-time work Graham has been appointed as Deputy
President of the Tasmanian Sports Federation Inc and Chair of the
Tasmanian Sport and Recreation Skill Centre.

Warren Staude is a graduate of the University of Sydney
(BSc.,Geology) Macquarie University (M.Sc., Mineral Economics) and
holds a Graduate Diploma from the Securities Institute of Australia.
He is currently the representative of the Securities Institute of
Australia on the Joint Ore Reserves Committee and brings to the
Company a wealth of experience in the Australian financial markets.
Warren has 39 years professional experience in the mining,
exploration and resource finance industries. He is a Non-Executive
Director of Malachite Resources NL. He was formally with AMP
Societys resource investment team, and spent some time in the
stockbroking industry and with GIO Australia Asset Management (where
he managed GIOs listed and direct resource equity investments in
Australia and internationally).


Further details of the company, projects and directors are available
at www.tasgold.com.au


PA McNeil
MANAGING DIRECTOR (MSC)

[crashkommt]

Und ganz zu schweigen Tasgold, auf Hoechstkursen

verkauft, wie koennte es anders sein Luegenmaul Manfredo


MfG

[manfred1_I]

Wieso verkauft???

[crashkommt]

Ach, dann hast Du also die Kurshalbierung mitgemacht,

wie interessant

MfG

[manfred1_I]

an crash oma

vielleicht weißt du ja auch, dass wir diese
über Macmin bekommen haben.

Die Optionen gab es sogar gratis.

[manfred1_I]

an cras oma

tasgold Kurs 12 Cents und Optionen bie 5 Cents
gibt zusammen einen Kurs von 17 Cents.

Ausgabe war bei 20 Cents. Das würde bei einem
Verkauf einen Verlust von 15 % ausmachen.
Aber wer verkauft irgendwelche Explorer jetzt.
Selbst Climax und Spinifex kommen schon wieder
seit einigen Wochen.

Aber wenn dein Augenmerk auch auf meinen Favoriten
wie Avgold, Western Areas, Newmont, Anglogold
Durban liegt, dann dürften irgendwelche Verluste
bei Explorern
von investierten Gewinnen dich doch überhaupt
nicht stören. Mich interessiert das nicht.

[manfred1_I]

Auch Tasgold liegt jetzt im Gewinn.

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TASGOLD LIMITED






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TGD 0.165 17.86% 0.155 0.165 0.140 0.165 0.140 98,374

Die Optionen gab es gratis dazu.

Wenn man die dazu rechnet liegen wir ja erheblich
über den 20 Cents.