CANPLATS RESOURCES CORP (WKN: 861908)

CR-02          0      129       129          0.76     11.87   0.29  0.25
CR-03          0      147       147 (ii)     1.05     10.87   0.38  0.27

(i) True width to be determined.
(ii) Hole ended in mineralization.


The mineralization is hosted by weak to moderately silicified, laminated siltstones and fine sandstones of the Caracol formation. There is moderate to intense hematite alteration and localized zones with weak to moderate brecciation and fine quartz micro-veinlets. These intersections were hosted entirely in oxide mineralization.

The continuing test pitting program in the Represa zone continues to enhance the results reported in Stockwatch on Oct. 22, 2007. Based on the new results, the zone has been expanded to an area measuring 600 metres by 450 metres. Within the Represa zone, the zone of higher-grade mineralization now measures approximately 300 metres by 200 metres. The zone remains open to the east and west where the test pitting could not reach bedrock.

Results of the expanded induced polarization (IP) geophysical study have been received. This work shows a distinct anomaly coinciding with the results of the mineralization defined by the test pitting program and intersected by the RC drilling at the Represa zone. The survey also identified a second distinct anomaly on the southwest corner of the grid. This second anomaly measures 400 metres by 600 metres, and is open to the southwest. A single drill hole has been completed to initially test this second anomaly and the results will be reported on receipt. The overburden in the hole was approximately 10 metres (30 feet) so no test pitting is planned for the second anomaly.

Based on these initial results, the reverse-circulation drill program will be extended into the new year and the IP geophysical survey will be expanded to cover a greater area. Two diamond drills are also scheduled to begin working on the property in the new year.

All work is being supervised by Ken McNaughton, vice-president, exploration, and a qualified person as defined by Canada's National Instrument 43-101 responsible for the Camino Rojo exploration program, and has verified the data in the table above. All samples were submitted for preparation in Chihuahua, Mexico, and analysis at its facilities in Vancouver, B.C., by ALS Chemex. All samples were analyzed using aqua-regia digestion with ICP finish. All gold samples were fire assayed with an AA finish and all samples over 10 parts per million gold were reassayed using a fire assay with a gravimetric finish. Samples over 100 parts per million silver were reanalyzed using four-acid digestion with an ore-grade AA finish. One in 20 samples was blind duplicate assayed at ALS Chemex in Vancouver, B.C.

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CR-02(i)        0       129       129         0.76     11.87   0.29   0.25
CR-03(i)        0       147       147(ii)     1.05     10.87   0.38   0.27
CR-04           0       180       180(ii)     0.66     11.55   0.21   0.34
incl.         170       180        10(ii)     0.78     11.04   0.16   0.49
CR-05         110       118         8         2.27      5.56    NSV    NSV
CR-06           0       183       183(ii)     1.61     12.84   0.49   0.31
incl.          68       140        72         2.59     18.03   0.76   0.33

(i)   Previously reported in Stockwatch Nov. 26, 2007.
(ii)  Hole ended in mineralization.
(iii) True width to be determined.


Maps of the drill program are available at the company's website.

Other results include hole CR-04, drilled 115 metres south of hole CR-01, inclined at minus-50 degrees to the north and drilled close to the southern limit of the Represa zone, which intersected 180 metres averaging 0.66 gram of gold per tonne, 11.55 grams of silver per tonne, 0.21 per cent lead and 0.34 per cent zinc. The bottom of hole CR-04 intersected 10 metres of sulphide mineralization averaging 0.78 gram of gold per tonne, 11.04 grams of silver per tonne, 0.16 per cent lead and 0.49 per cent zinc. The sulphide intersection is very significant as it confirms the exploration potential to depth below the zone of oxide mineralization.

Hole CR-05, inclined at minus-50 degrees to the west, was a wildcat hole drilled in a new area now called the Don Julio zone which was defined by an induced polarization (IP) geophysical study (see news as reported in Stockwatch Nov. 26, 2007). CR-05 intersected eight metres averaging 2.27 grams of gold per tonne and 5.56 grams of silver per tonne. These results confirm that the area is mineralized, and additional geophysical studies are under way to refine the drill targets in this large anomaly.

Ten holes have been drilled to date on the property, and drilling will continue into late December. Further results will be released as they are received.

All work is being supervised by Ken McNaughton, vice-president, exploration, and a qualified person as defined by Canada's National Instrument 43-101 responsible for the Camino Rojo exploration program, and has verified the data in the table. All samples were submitted for preparation in Chihuahua, Mexico, and analysis at its facilities in Vancouver, B.C., by ALS Chemex. All samples were analyzed using aqua regia digestion with ICP finish. All gold samples were fire assayed with an AA finish and all samples over 10 parts per million gold were reassayed using a fire assay with a gravimetric finish. Samples over 100 ppm silver were reanalyzed using four-acid digestion with an ore grade AA finish. One in 20 samples was blind duplicate assayed at ALS Chemex in Vancouver, B.C.

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ist aber schon ein Jahr alt.


#1 von fwinter61    31.07.06 10:23:16    Beitrag Nr.: 23.251.557
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www.kanadische-rohstoff-aktien.de schrieb am Samstag, 29.Juli.2006 20:30 Uhr
Sehr geehrte Abonnenten,

Neue Top-Empfehlung

Wir wissen, sie denken sich „2 Empfehlungen in 5 Tagen sind ein bisschen viel“. Doch das Handeln an der Börse geht nicht nach Zeitplan.

Wir haben für sie eine neue Top-Empfehlung die kurz vor Veröffentlichung den nächsten Bohrergebnissen steht.

Dieser Explorer ist der EINZIGE WAHRE NACHBAR VON AURELIAN (nur wenige hundert Meter entfernt, von den letzten großen Goldfunden Aurelians), und sitzt jetzt schon auf ca. 2mio Unzen Gold.

Wir wissen auch, dass in letzter Zeit jeder Börsenbrief für seine Empfehlungen mit dem Kursverlauf von Aurelian wirbt. Wenn sie es schon tun, dann sollten sie doch bitte eine Aktie empfehlen, die auch nur ansatzweise in der nähe des Aurelian- Gebietes liegt, denn große Goldfunde sind selten. Wir gehen davon aus, dass sich die Goldadern bis in das Gebiet unserer neuen Aktie erstrecken. Alleine deswegen ist es die Aktie Wert in JEDES Portfolio aufgenommen zu werden.

Die Bohrergebnisse die ausstehen, beziehen sich auf das „alte“ Gebiet, wo im frühen Juni die hochwertigsten Goldgehalte über eine große Länge gefunden wurden, die die Explorer-Welt in den letzten Monaten zu sehen bekommen hat, und überhaupt eine Seltenheit sind.

Die nächsten Bohrergebnisse werden Anfang August erwartet, und könnten wieder für einen sensationellen Kurssprung sorgen. Wir denken nicht, dass man es mit Anfang August so genau nimmt. Falls es doch heute Abend News gibt, wird uns das sicherlich nicht ärgern.

In Kanada wird die Aktie als „NEXT Aurelian“ gehandelt. Auch wir sind der Meinung, dass hier etwas Gewaltiges bevorstehen stehen könnte.

Aufnahme in unser Portfolio

Da wir kurz vor den Bohrergebnissen stehen, nehmen wir die Aktie in unser Portfolio auf. Sollten diese so ausfallen, wie die letzten Bohrergebnisse (und die Wahrscheinlichkeit ist nicht sehr gering), werden wir alle einen Riesen Kurssprung erleben.

Da sind nicht nur wir uns einig, sondern auch die Kanadier!
...


Wen könnten die wohl meinen?
Auf die Aurelian Kursentwicklung bezieht man sich ja wirklich immer wieder.

incl.      3.05    196.00      192.95      0.95     28.15    0.38    0.60
CRD-11    12.00    420.00      408.00      0.63     13.51    0.17    0.51
incl.    118.00    230.00      112.00      1.49     24.27    0.22    0.80
CRD-12   138.00    165.50       27.50      2.24     16.85    0.17    0.17
        274.00    566.00      292.00      1.16     11.65    0.07    0.40
incl.    326.00    419.00       93.00      2.05     20.57    0.13    0.84
CRD-13    78.00    580.40      502.40      0.46      8.68    0.13    0.33
incl.    277.20    344.80       67.60      0.67     15.87    0.34    0.61

(i) True width to be determined.

The company has commenced a program of reconnaissance-style tensor IP geophysical surveys to the southwest and southeast of the Represa-Don Julio zones. This program will be expanded to areas of favourable alteration associated with at least three regional magnetic features that may represent covered intrusive centres. One of these areas, known as Camino Rojo Dos, is situated 20 kilometres to the west-southwest of the Represa zone, and was discovered through similar surface prospecting methods to the Camino Rojo discovery. In both cases, red hematitic crushed rock was being used as local road fill and traced back to nearby bedrock sources. Initial sampling of limited rock exposures at Camino Rojo Dos has returned low gold values, however, the alteration and structural setting suggests that it may be situated in close proximity to a sizable mineral system.

The company has also recently acquired additional concessions to the immediate west and southwest of the Camino Rojo property, expanding the total project size to 340,000 hectares (more than 1,300 square miles).

Four drills continue to delineate and test for extensions of the Represa zone mineralization along strike and to depth. Drilling is currently following up recently announced extensions of the Represa zone mineralization to the west-southwest and east-northeast. In addition, diamond drilling has commenced at the Don Julio zone to test below and adjacent to favourable alteration and trace element geochemistry encountered in shallow reverse-circulation drill holes. The company is planning on replacing one reverse circulation drill rig with an additional diamond drill when it becomes available.

The Camino Rojo property is 100 per cent owned by Canplats and located in an area of excellent infrastructure, 50 kilometres to the southeast of Goldcorp's Penasquito mine. Maps of the drill program and reconnaissance targets on the Camino Rojo property will be available at the Canplats website.

All work is being supervised by Ken McNaughton, vice-president, exploration, and a qualified person as defined by Canada's National Instrument 43-101, responsible for the Camino Rojo exploration program and has verified the data in the attached table. All samples were submitted for preparation in Guadalajara, Mexico, and analysis at its facilities in Vancouver, B.C., by ALS Chemex. All samples were analyzed using aqua-regia digestion with ICP finish. All gold samples were fire assayed with an AA finish and all samples over 10 parts per million gold were reassayed using a fire assay with a gravimetric finish. Samples over 100 parts per million silver were reanalyzed using four-acid digestion with an ore grade AA finish. One in 20 samples was blind duplicate assayed at ALS Chemex in Vancouver, B.C.

We seek Safe Harbor.