Just before Christmas I was at our Bruner gold project in Nevada, as we wrapped up a major 12-hole drilling program.
As I walked the property, I considered the amazing results we've had so far:
**stunning gold values averaging 2+ grams per tonne over 172 feet and 4+ grams per tonne over 360 feet. These are world class results...
**major $2 million investment from NYSE-listed Hecla Mining, one of the most respected mining companies in the industry, with more than a century of experience building and operating mines...
The fact is, the results we've seen on our Bruner gold project are truly extraordinary.
Plus, when you consider our main project, the Moss gold-silver mine which is expected to come into production in just a few months (Q2 2013), it seems to me that our share price is greatly undervalued.
Remember --- the Moss contains more than 1 million ounces, making it a world-class deposit.
But back to the Bruner gold project. I took some pictures of the drilling program which I'd like you to take a look at:
https://www.patriotgoldcorp.com/drillprogram.php
And remember --- we expect to receive the results on those drill holes sometime later this month. And folks, if they're anything like the drill results we've seen to date, then there's no telling how big this discovery may become.
I'll follow up with more in the next few days.
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