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An Early Warning Profit Alert:
#1 Gold Opportunity of the Century
The biggest gold
discovery in history
It’s true! The find I’m talking about is part of a gigantic volcanic structure known as a caldera that is 25 miles wide and 30 miles long. This caldera is home to what up to now has been considered the largest gold mine in North America, Northern Dynasty’s Pebble Deposit. Recent tests have shown that this mine alone could contain over 26.5 million ounces of gold. At today’s gold prices that is a
gigantic $10.6 billion in gold
But that’s not all. The Pebble Deposit is also the second largest copper mine in North America with contained copper resources of over 16.5 billion pounds. With an insatiable demand for copper, particularly from China and India, the price of copper is rising rapidly.
At today’s prices that’s another
whopping $21.4 billion in copper!
Not a bad start. But here’s the billion-dollar kicker. Despite the billions of dollars in gold this caldera has already produced, three-quarters of this vast rich mother lode lay unclaimed!
That is until a man of vision, James Briscoe—a geologist and mining professional with over 40 years experience—saw what no one else saw. He and his mining company Liberty Star Gold claimed the rest of this gold-laden caldera. But because scientifically, the distribution of precious metals throughout the caldera is likely to be the same…
The Liberty Star discovery could have three times the gold and copper of the Pebble Deposit, yet it is selling at a fraction of the price.
This could be the bargain of the century for those few lucky investors who can get in now.
Let me tell you a story that started with a mining stock report that led to a race across thousands of miles of Alaskan wilderness to a discovery of perhaps the greatest gold deposit the world has ever found.
A treasure map with an even bigger hidden treasure
When James Briscoe saw a report with a map of the Pebble Deposit and the land around it, he had a flash of recognition. Like a lightning bolt, it almost literally floored him.
After 40 years of discovering profitable mines and assisting on cutting-edge geological research, Briscoe instantly recognized what no one else saw. “It was pattern recognition pure and simple.” Briscoe saw that the geological lines were curvo-linear. And in that flash it dawned on him, “The Pebble Deposit is in a caldera.”
Now a caldera may not mean much to most lay people who are not geologists, but as an investor who is looking for spectacular profits, this discovery is extremely significant.
Let me explain. What James Briscoe discovered in his living room that afternoon in Arizona was that the Pebble Deposit was not just a single gold deposit but that it was part of a much larger caldera—a virtual ring of gold.
He was fairly certain that there could be 12 to 15 more deposits that size or larger in the immediate area.
In addition, because of the distinctive land features and the circular or oval shape of calderas, he had a good idea where to find them.
No wonder he sprung into action immediately. I’ll tell you more about his plan of action and the remarkable discoveries it led to a little later.
But first, let me tell you a little bit about geological history that could help create a golden future for you and your family.
A scientific breakthrough that led to a modern-day gold rush
For centuries, mining for gold and copper was largely a hit-or-miss proposition. During modern times, however, geologists studied successful mines to see if they could find a clue to help locate future profitable mines.
Most proved to be useful in identifying a mine once it had been found but not in locating a mine over great distances.
But that all changed about fifteen years ago when two geologists, Peter Lippemen and David Sawyer, were working for the U.S. Geological Survey.
In the mid-1980s, David Sawyer started his in-depth examination of the geological structure and mineral deposits in the Silver Bell Mine where Briscoe had worked since 1965. Using Briscoe’s unique series of color aerial imagery and other data, Sawyer’s work went well.
After examining a substantial amount of evidence, David Sawyer came to the startling conclusion that the Silver Bell porphyry copper-gold-silver-molybdenum alteration zone was part of a large caldera.
Once that became known, it was obvious why the Silver Bell mineral zone had a curve in it. This had been a point of considerable consternation and debate since the 1920s.
That was an important discovery because they now theorize two things:
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Silver Bell was a porphyry copper deposit. A porphyry deposit is simply one that has originated in the volcanic-igneous rock complex. Porphyry deposits are known worldwide for their large size and suitability to bulk mining methods, and they represent the world’s most important sources of copper and molybdenum. |
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If the Silver Bell Mine was part of a larger caldera then it was likely that there would be other large and profitable copper deposits in other parts of the caldera rim since they had formed as the result of the same geological event. |
Briscoe immediately saw the implications of this ground-breaking discovery could have on mining. He looked at the map, and following the circular structure of the calderas, went in search of other profitable mines.
There were seven other known porphyry copper centers in the Silver Bell Caldera, plus the East Silver Bell porphyry center (that Briscoe personally discovered) for which they had been searching over 50 years.
“Using this new caldera-porphyry copper model, we were able to map it out, find the East Silver Bell alteration zone and confirm it by drilling in a relatively short time,” Briscoe reported.
What had been revolutionary findings are now generally accepted principles in geology.
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Most porphyry gold and copper deposits originate in calderas. |
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Where you find one porphyry gold or copper deposit, you are likely to find a number of others in these porphyry clusters. |
It is these two guiding principles that Jim Briscoe helped uncover that led a few experienced geologists, who now knew what they were looking for, to many lucrative gold deposits.
They can also create explosively profitable opportunities for savvy investors like you.
A secret investment that could yield untold profits
The first thing James Briscoe did was to get some seed money to explore and lay claim to this gold-rich find. But because he feared what would happen if word leaked out, he didn’t even tell his initial investors where these potential gold mines were.
He knew that if Northern Dynasty got wind of this, they could have easily beaten him to the punch.
He did an undercover land survey, hiring mining consultants from Anchorage, Alaska, who had no connection with Northern Dynasty for fear of word getting back to Northern Dynasty.
Operation Infinite Prosperity is launched a week before Christmas
In secret, they put together a large collection of detailed claim maps and navigational maps. The plan was to stake their claims using helicopters and global positioning technology, as well as other advanced surveying techniques.
 The logistics of this operation were amazing. They wanted to stake claims over the remaining 75% of the caldera in the fastest time possible. To do this, Briscoe’s team ferried by air over 3,000 pounds of claim posts into the small town of Iliamna under a blue tarp.
In Alaska, you can claim up to a half a square mile in a single claim. Briscoe put together over 1,500 claim stakes all in secret. But that secrecy didn’t last long. But the secrecy didn’t last long.
When they arrived by helicopter in Iliamna on the morning of December 17, the residents figured there was a big claim-staking program going on.
And so the race was on. Briscoe’s team quickly got airborne, and over the next 7 days, they staked out 981 separate claims…finishing their work just before Christmas.
Briscoe had given himself and his investors what soon could prove to be the richest Christmas present of all time. When they filed their claims in Anchorage, Alaska, the sheer volume overloaded the claims office computer.
A few days later, the Director of Mineral Resources in Alaska reported that it was the biggest single claim-staking program in the state’s history.
In all, the Liberty Star team had staked out a very large claim block of over 237 square miles.
Putting together the dream team
After Liberty Star got their claims filed, Briscoe went to the world’s leading expert on porphyry mines, Dr. John Guilbert.
Guilbert is considered the Father of the Porphyry Copper Model for his seminal paper with J. David Lowell, titled “The Porphyry Copper Model”. Together with Lowell, he developed the theory that modern mining companies use to look for copper-gold-molybdenum deposits.
In addition, Guilbert is known for writing what is now considered the industry “bible” for the mining industry, The Geology of Ore Deposits.
At their meeting, Briscoe showed him the map of the Big Chunk claims along with the caldera overlay.
Guilbert looked it over for a few minutes and said, “This is really exciting.” He then pointed out that Lowell, his partner in developing the porphyry gold and copper model, had discovered another large copper deposit using the same rationale.
Then shortly after word got out, Philip St. George called Briscoe and said, “I don’t know if you remember, but I discovered the Pebble Deposit.” He had worked on the Pebble Deposit for its previous owner, Cominco, for over five years and had drilled out over half a billion tons.
Philip knew the area intimately and he was enthusiastic about the Big Chunk project. He is a very experienced and capable individual who recently headed the surprisingly profitable Nova Gold Donlon Creek project. Recognizing how valuable his knowledge, experience and familiarity with the area, Briscoe offered St. George the position of vice president of exploration.
So within a short time after staking his claim, Briscoe had the world’s most famous Porphyry Copper geologist and the man who discovered the Pebble Deposit.
Then they quickly assembled the rest of their team including a preeminent selection of geologists and mining experts.
“I’ve interviewed them, I can honestly say that I’m most impressed by this group of distinguished professionals and that it is highly unlikely that any of these men would lend their name and reputation to this project unless they felt it had an outstanding chance of achieving fruition.”
Now that they staked their claim and put their team together, the search for gold began in earnest for this highly skilled group of explorers. They were eager to take the next step.
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* Liberty Star Gold’s claim is the same-caldera sister claim to the 26.5 million ounce Pebble Deposit. At three times the size of Pebble, Liberty could possibly have reserves of at least $100 million in gold and copper. When this happens, it is possible for the stock to trade at U.S. $4.00 with gold trading at $400 per oz. (+ or – 5%) and copper selling for U.S. $1.15 per pound (+ or – 7%). Under these conditions, my 6-month price projection will be U.S. $5.00 per share, and my 1-year future price projection will be U.S. $5.75–$6.50. Since the company has already raised $3 million in private placement funds and has market makers (brokerage houses supporting the stock price), the stock price may reach $7.75 if gold reaches new record |