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KaOsTiK · 02-05-2008, 02:22 PM

sooooo....did anyone give cctc a second look?

here was my original post:
http://www.revscene.net/forums/showt...26#post5674626

btw:

GOLD HILL, Nev., Feb 05, 2008 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- GoldSpring, Inc. (GSPG) announced today that it has received assay data from American Assay, an independent testing firm, for the four exploratory holes drilled during December 2007 in the Hartford Complex in the Comstock Lode District of Nevada. As part of the Company's Phase 1 Drilling Plan, the four exploratory holes were drilled in a line, demonstrating lateral continuity between the drill holes. The drill results indicate the continuation of the gold and silver mineralization beyond the current boundaries of the Hartford Complex pit on to the Company's adjoining claims further expanding the known ore body. The third party assay results showed ore grades that were 30% greater than the initial grades indicated by the Company's preliminary in-house assays. The first exploratory hole, L07-01, encountered 80 feet of precious metals mineralization from a depth of 70' to 150' grading 0.056 opt gold and 0.668 opt silver. The hole is highlighted by 10' grading 0.117 opt gold and 1.611 opt silver. The second exploratory hole, L07-02, encountered 115' (160' - 275') of precious metals mineralization grading 0.074 opt gold and 0.69 opt silver, highlighted by 15' grading 0.180 opt gold and 0.67 opt silver. The third and fourth exploratory holes, L07-03 and L07-04, encountered gold values highlighted by 30' of 0.036 opt gold and 1.00 opt silver.

The Company's Phase 1 Drilling Program commenced in the Lucerne Pit of the Hartford Complex in December 2007. Jim Golden, GoldSpring's Chief Operating Officer, said, "We are pleased to see the assay results from the outside lab show significantly higher grades of ore than our in-house testing. We are also encouraged by the fact that the mineralization lies close to the surface, creating additional positive economic possibilities."

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KaOsTiK Tech Mod Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Surrey Posts: 2,160 Thanked 5 Times in 4 Posts Failed 0 Times in 0 Posts	sooooo....did anyone give cctc a second look? here was my original post: http://www.revscene.net/forums/showt...26#post5674626 btw: GOLD HILL, Nev., Feb 05, 2008 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- GoldSpring, Inc. (GSPG) announced today that it has received assay data from American Assay, an independent testing firm, for the four exploratory holes drilled during December 2007 in the Hartford Complex in the Comstock Lode District of Nevada. As part of the Company's Phase 1 Drilling Plan, the four exploratory holes were drilled in a line, demonstrating lateral continuity between the drill holes. The drill results indicate the continuation of the gold and silver mineralization beyond the current boundaries of the Hartford Complex pit on to the Company's adjoining claims further expanding the known ore body. The third party assay results showed ore grades that were 30% greater than the initial grades indicated by the Company's preliminary in-house assays. The first exploratory hole, L07-01, encountered 80 feet of precious metals mineralization from a depth of 70' to 150' grading 0.056 opt gold and 0.668 opt silver. The hole is highlighted by 10' grading 0.117 opt gold and 1.611 opt silver. The second exploratory hole, L07-02, encountered 115' (160' - 275') of precious metals mineralization grading 0.074 opt gold and 0.69 opt silver, highlighted by 15' grading 0.180 opt gold and 0.67 opt silver. The third and fourth exploratory holes, L07-03 and L07-04, encountered gold values highlighted by 30' of 0.036 opt gold and 1.00 opt silver. The Company's Phase 1 Drilling Program commenced in the Lucerne Pit of the Hartford Complex in December 2007. Jim Golden, GoldSpring's Chief Operating Officer, said, "We are pleased to see the assay results from the outside lab show significantly higher grades of ore than our in-house testing. We are also encouraged by the fact that the mineralization lies close to the surface, creating additional positive economic possibilities." __________________ 2000 Acura 1.6 EL (showcar) :: retired 2003.5 BMW M3 :: sold Last edited by KaOsTiK; 02-05-2008 at 02:24 PM.