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WHY WE DIG

Greetings All:

As we head into the Labor Day weekend, I thought I would leave you with a bit of Becker Bates history. Here is a fragment of a 1934 newspaper article discovered in a library’s microfilm files.


As the Great Depression set in and the ban on private ownership of gold took effect, mining at the Becker Bates came to a halt. Whatever was there in 1934 is still there. Will we find another 22 ounce per ton assay? So far, we’ve found more than 8 opt, and we’re only getting started. Will history repeat itself ? That’s why we dig.

Stay tuned for further announcements and have a nice long Labor Day weekend.

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