I’ll bet that “history” of the company doesn’t mention anything about “Horizon 3” at Copper Rand.  Horizon 3 is the area of gold/copper mineralization at Copper Rand that the company appears to be trying to “make go away”.  

These days, Management absolutely refuses to talk about Horizon 3.  But in 1995, the Management of MSV (now a subsidiary of Campbell) was proud to announce that the resource in this new area of mineralization had 550,000 ounces of gold.  

If you adjust that for a lower "cutoff", which is a perfectly normal adjustment with higher metal prices, you will get close to 1 million ounces.  If you still have trouble coming up with 1 million ounces, study the press release carefully – the 550,000 ounces were in addition to the known reserves at the time.

Here’s the main press release on this:

http://www.thefreelibrary.com/MSV+Resources+Inc.+-+excellent+exploration+results+at+the+Copper+Rand...-a017636312

But Investors should also study these press releases:

Here is Mr. Fortier talking about how easy it will be to mines this gold:

http://www.investorvillage.com/groups.asp?mb=11397&mn=895&pt=msg&mid=3698711

And here is a press release that clearly lists these higher grade drill results as being part of Horizon 3 (separate form Horizon 1 and 2):

http://www.thefreelibrary.com/MSV+Resources+Inc.+Update+on+Exploration+Drilling+at+the+Copper+Rand...-a018122658

And this link (contained in this post) has the quote “MSV has also outlined a minimum of three mineralized horizons at depth at the Copper Rand mine.”

http://www.investorvillage.com/groups.asp?mb=11397&mn=905&pt=msg&mid=3706477

“A minimum of three mineralized horizons.” !!!

How many people see the possibility that there is a 4^th Horizon?   Would Andre tell us?

When you study the 2006 Copper Rand Report, you see that Horizon 3 was not even mentioned.

http://www.campbellanalysis.com/files/GeologistReports/

(It’s mapped out on the very last diagram in the Technical Report, and not discussed anywhere).