| Risk and valuation analysis of the San Juan Project |
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| Title(s) of the San Juan Project |
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Owner: 82.6% |
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| Century Mining Corporation owns 82.6 percent undivided interest in the property, through two subsidiaries, Century Mining Peru and Century Finance. The remaining 17.4 percent belongs to
Accionariado Difundido, which is the mine workers' syndicate. |
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| Location of the San Juan Project |
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The San Juan property is located in the Department of Arequipa in southern Peru (Figure 6-1), 70
kilometers northeast of the mouth of the Ocoña River, near the town of Iquipi where the Rio Chorunga
River joins the Rio Grande, a tributary of the Rio Ocoña.
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| History of the San Juan Project |
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Gold-bearing veins have been known for many years at San Juan de Chorunga, possibly since pre-Inca
times (i.e. prior to 1200 A.D).In 1935, the two Jupiter concessions were staked, covering the east end of the San Juan vein system.
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| Geology of the San Juan Project |
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The San Juan property is located in the San Juan de Chorunga mining district of the Nazca-Ocoña gold
belt in the southern part of Peru (Nobel and Vidal, 1994). The district is also commonly referred to in
Peru as the Ocoña district.
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