Saturn Minerals

Back in December, 2007 when I attended the FAMMS Conference in Cancun, Mexico I was introduced to a junior firm called Saturn Minerals. In particular I met Stan Szary who is a Director of the company and Krzysztof Mastalerz who is the company geologist. I have since been following Saturn Minerals and I can tell you that my level of fascination is increasing.

Stan Szary grew up in the Canadian Province of Saskatchewan and he has since been keeping his ear to the ground for possible opportunities in Saskatchewan. Several weeks ago, Stan sprang into action like a lion that had been stalking its prey. What made Stan act so fast was news that another Canadian firm Goldsource Mines (TSXv:GXS) had hit upon a coal seam in Saskatchewan when drilling into what it thought should be a diamond bearing kimberlite formation that had been identified through geophysical work. How’s that for serendipity? Goldsource shares shot from 20 cents to near $7 on the news. Lab testing has now confirmed that the coal seams intersected are high volatile bituminous C and sub-bituminous A grade. In layman’s terms, this is “good stuff”. By the way the location of all this action is near a town called Hudson Bay, Saskatchewan. Look it up on a Google search. Read more »