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November 2, 2012: Stratabound Reports Cu-Au-Ag Intersections on Optioned Property September 10, 2012: Stratabound to drill CMD's Optioned Claims July 29, 2010: Commander Options New Brunswick Properties to Stratabound Minerals The Nepisiguit- Stewart property is in the prolific Bathurst Mining Camp. It was acquired in 1996 by optioning claims from Rio Algom Limited (Rio Option) and private claim owners (Stewart Option). Commander owns 100% subject to a 2.75% NSR on the Nepisiguit property and a 1% N.S.R. on the Stewart property. The Nepisiguit property NSR is subject to a buy-down provision for Commander of 1.75% NSR for $1.5 million that may be exercised at any time.
Drilling has encountered significant base metal mineralization over mineable widths. Interpretation and drill target selection is complicated by the intense structural deformation characteristic of the Brunswick Camp. This deformation plays an integral role in localizing and improving both grade and tonnage of massive sulfide deposits.
Geophysical surveying has identified more than 5 kilometres of anomalous features requiring drill testing. These anomalies are up to 600 metres wide.
Heavily disseminated to semi-massive sulphides were found to the west on the Rio Option. This occurrence is believed to represent a more distal fringe zone to a possible larger accumulation of massive sulphides. This potential fringe zone has been intersected in four drill holes spaced along a 1.8 kilometre strike length. The 15.5 metre intercept of hole 97-23 is from within this zone.
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