Castle Resources, Inc. has provided an update on its San Ramon project. The company expresses optimism about the property's prospects, probably because Castle's now looking into selling it, but has suspended exploration on it for now. Although primarily a silver project, Castle has found some anomalous gold sample results on two claims in the property. The news release contains further details.
Castle hasn't traded so far today, and the spread is wide: 4 cents bid, 9.5 cents asked. It last traded on Feb. 27, at 5 cents.
Its Google Finance web page is here.
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Tuesday, March 10, 2009
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