| Risk and valuation analysis of the Lucky Ship Project |
| Status Risk : Advanced discovery |
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| Title(s) of the Lucky Ship Project |
 | Nanika Resources Incorporation
Interest: 100% |
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| New Cantech ventures holds an option agreement to acquire 100% interest in the Lucky Ship proptery |
 | Candorado Operating Company Limited |
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| Location of the Lucky Ship Project |
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The Lucky Ship molybdenum property is located in west central British Columbia, Canada. The property is accessible via 85 kilometres of well maintained logging road from the town of Houston which is located on trans-provincial highway 16. Houston is also on the CN rail line which traverses central British Columbia and terminates at the port of Prince Rupert.
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| History of the Lucky Ship Project |
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The earliest references to exploratory work on the Property are contained in various Annual Reports of the
BC Minister of Mines and Petroleum Resources. Matthew Sam and Bill McRae of Topley staked 15
claims in 1957 and subsequent option agreement w more...
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| Geology of the Lucky Ship Project |
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The Lucky Ship deposit is a porphyry Mo deposit with low concentrations of Cu and other base metals. As reported by Dr. Carter, the principal area of interest on the property is the 1000 x 600 metres, early Tertiary Lucky Ship pluton which is made up more...
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