 I have the pleasure of speaking with Greg Farron from Treasury Metals. How are you today? How great. And I've seen you again, Tracy. Got to tell you, I love the name, Treasury Metals. And according to one of our top writers, the treasure is really your formula. I think he wrote here that the best place to put a gold mine is next to another gold mine. And he said, co-development is your key. Now I don't know if he's correct or not, but I do like the name Goliath Gold Project. So why don't we start there? Sure. Okay. Well, it's funny you say that because I was presenting at the Precious Metals Summit today and we were talking about being next to a gold mine. We're next to a very prolific camp, Red Lake. And the Dryden camp is just south of that. So, you know, we believe this is going to turn into the next Red Lake. And in addition, we recently made the, the Goldlin acquisition. So we bought our neighbor and now we have more than three million ounces of gold on the TransCanada Highway with one of the largest lamp packages in Canada. So we do believe that there is going to be more gold next to our district and as well, of these gold projects. One of the things that I've often commented on to investors out there that are, for instance, new to the gold market is the value of a great treasure hunter, a great geologist. And of course, Greg, you've been in the industry a long time. I recommend that people take a look at your bio and background to see your formula for success. Can you talk to us a little bit about your treasure hunters over at Treasury Metals? Yeah, sure. Yeah. Well, we have a great team at Treasury, lots of geologists. We've spent the entire spring and summer doing a soil sample, cast carbon work, looking for additional resources outside our three million ounce deposit. That's quite interesting. And our Treasury is actually in great shape as well. So we recently completed the largest financing in the history of the company. We raised $11.5 million and we've got some of the largest, most successful institutional investors in that financing. OK, so let's talk about why. I tell people all the time, I said, you know, even though gold prices have been as high as they have, a lot of the juniors, too, you know, small to bin caps, haven't enjoyed the joy ride yet of the gold price. And so I'd love for you to comment on that. We've had a number of experts recently, like David Morgan, saying it's not too late, but we'll continue to see this translation into the fall. Do you have any thoughts on that, Greg? Yeah, you know, I agree. It's the gold price has done very well around $2,000. And there's a lot of support overnight in Asia. And each morning in the US is now the gold price is opening up. Lots of liquidity. And the producers have been trading very well, but they're still way off their highs of the previous rally in 2011, 2012. And the juniors like Treasury were trading, you know, with a big resource, three million ounces, almost a 200 million market cap, and we're still trading at 50, 60 Canadian dollars an ounce. So there's still a lot of room for these projects to go. And I think our projects like us are going to be the next wave to move. And that we're in a good jurisdiction on the TransCanada Highway or development story. And I think what's going to happen, one or two more acquisitions that are going to be announced has been a lot of M&A, and that's really going to get the sector moving, especially for the developers. You have seen some interesting exploration stories doing very well. But other than that, the market is still very, very cheap. So it's very early in the cycle. And of course, I know you're used to working and communicating with a lot of people with extensive backgrounds in the resource sector. But there's a lot of new investors out there that are entertaining, getting into the gold sector. Can you kind of give them a reason, a competitive advantage on why Treasury Metals is the company they need to be looking at? Sure. Well, I mean, I think from an investment standpoint, they should just be looking to diversify out of the bond market, out of cash, as you know, out of the dollar, maybe even out of real estate. So that's why you're very early, starting to see retail, family offices, outside that small group that were already in the gold sector, getting into the gold space. So, you know, it is very early. And in Canada, you know, you're really noticing with things like with COVID, people want to be in safe jurisdictions. It's difficult to travel now. Ontario is a great jurisdiction. So is Canada for gold mining. It's one of the largest gold producing regions in the world. And we're right on the trans-Canada highway, you know, so that keeps our costs down. We have all the infrastructure. You have skilled labor. Got a very high grade open pit and attractive underground grade. So, you know, these are the reasons I would suggest looking at treasury metals. And of course, those of you out there that have been following treasury metals, would you mind giving us an update? You recently acquired the Goadland projects. OK, could you tell us a little bit more about that? I'm I'm fairly new to treasury metals myself. I'd like to learn more. Yeah, yeah. So it's very interesting acquisition. If you can believe it, the project boundaries are one kilometer apart and the acquisition took more than 20 years to actually agree to get the deal done. That's just how how business is not always easy. So it was a 65 million dollar acquisition. We paid in shares of royalty and some future cash payments that doubled our resource. So we're now one of the largest undeveloped gold projects in Canada with more than a three million ounce deposit. It's an open pit as well. So that's attractive grades near surface. And we had a federal EA for our mill and tailing facility and we have the ability to toll mill a second project. So it was really a perfect marriage, bringing these two deposits together under one company. And we liked it being done in treasury metal structure, because it's a pure play on this new district and this larger resource. So we're thrilled that we're able to get it done within treasury and not having to sell our project to the other group. One of your interested parties sent me an email today asking me to ask you to comment on your ownership in Platinix and provide an update on Shining Tree on your Shining Tree district. Love the name. Yeah. Yeah. So part of the transaction, as mentioned, we bought Gold Lund to focus on Northwestern Ontario. So we're now one of the largest or we probably are the largest undeveloped project in Northwestern Ontario. We had a second project, a gold project in around the Timmins area. Which is 10 hour drive away from Northwestern Ontario. So it made sense to sell that project to another company called Platinix. So we're now the largest equity holder. We own about 15 percent, about 20 million shares of Platinix. And that's quite an interesting district. It's in Timmins. It's a less well known camp within Timmins. And they've got the largest gold project in Timmins in the Shining Tree camp. Kote Lake just announced yesterday that they're building their line. They finally got the approval to go ahead. And so it's a great play on another district. And it gives Treasury and metal shareholders, you know, a second upside on another exciting gold camp. And of course, I think you told me just before we started this interview that you had a marathon of meetings this week, 18 meetings. And one day, is that correct? Yeah. Yeah. You know, that's the one advantage of, I guess, COVID is doing all these meetings online. You're able to get a lot of meetings done in one day as opposed to doing face to face meetings at these conferences. So it's a it's a three day conference. Typically, it's held in Denver, but now it's held virtually. And the other thing about the virtual meetings is you're getting investors from around the globe are able to participate. So because of that, we have 45 meetings over the three day period. Well, we know you have a lot of enthusiastic shareholders. I know Mario Drolet has done tech notes for us, at least two on Treasury metals. Can you tell us what shareholders should look forward to say the next quarter or two? Yeah. Well, I mean, you know, the gold price and just trying to correct the discount of where we're trading. It's really a value stock right now. And the reason I say that is because the acquisition only closed a month ago. So the market hasn't really heard the new story, the combined story. And the other thing they're going to want to see is the combined economics that are coming out on the project, which will take another two to three months. So I think the stock should catch up as we start telling the story, like we're doing this week in a strong gold market. And then as these economics come out, I think the the market will will start pricing this in with our peers, which should be, you know, a double from from where we are today in the short term. Well, great. Thank you so much for joining us. We're actually as a result of this interview, I'm going to talk Mario Drolet into doing your next update for investor Intel. Thank you for joining us today. Yeah, pleasure. Nice to see you again, Tracy. Thank you.