>>125449761) The CEO refused to ship cheap silver to the COMEX, and personally funded his company, during the entire silver bear market, even though the high-grade Bayhorse mine is profitable at $12 silver
2) Bayhorse is probably the cheapest start-up mine ever (only cost $7 million to build)
3) Virtually the most environmentally friendly mine ever: little or no water or run-off; innovative ore-sorting technology means that _nothing_ but pure silver gets shipped out of the mine (
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4) Unlike any other company, the CEO is producing ALL THE WAY through this silver bull market to give shareholders "seven years of feast after seven years of famine," and will NOT get bought out
5) The mine is explored and operated with the knowledge of the local miners going back for over a century
6) The company insists on simply mining right away, rather than drilling the property to pieces first like a conventional boomer company
7) Bayhorse Mine alone has 100+ million ounce potential according to its 3 world-renowned PhD geologists + historical data; possible 100 years of mine life; largest silver deposit ever discovered in Oregon; average grade in the 1920s was 29 OUNCES A TON before it shut down from low silver prices
8) Trading at 2x cash flow even at $25 silver and able to go 50x at a 30x cash-flow valuation at $50 silver (to $10), and 1000x at $1000 silver (1.3 million ounce production; AISC only $10: 21 oz/t grade = higher than that of any other developer or explorer)
9) CEO is a genuinely good person who talks with his shareholders on the phone and sees them as a family
10) Gold-silver Brandywine property might be EVEN BETTER than Bayhorse Mine and can be turned into an excellent open-pit silver mine
11) Virtually no debt
12) Almost the entire float is now owned by fanatic silverbugs from /pmg/, /biz/, and
ceo.ca, who are never selling; and of course 15% by Graeme O'Neill, the CEO, himself
