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Message: Mining Journal Review of Abcourt Mines from March 10, 2011

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Abcourt Mines Advancing Toward Mining Past Producing Gold, and Silver- Zinc Projects in Quebec - Mining Journal Review

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On Thursday March 10, 2011, 1:33 am EST

Mining MarketWatch Journal has published a review of Abcourt Mines Inc. (TSXV:ABI.V) (Other OTC:ABMBF.PK) (FSE: CA00288E3005) offering insight and opportunity afforded investors as ABI.V appears grossly undervalued with two near term production scenarios in northwestern Quebec, Canada. The current infrastructure value alone on the 2 quality past producing projects is over $CDN20M; the current market cap of ABI.V is close to its infrastructure valuation alone, ignoring the sizeable economically recoverable resource deposits (1 billion+ dollars in Zinc and silver alone) that are wide open for expansion, and the 215K+ oz gold resources at Elder.

The full Journal review may be found at http://miningmarketwatch.net/ABI.htm online.

Both of Abcourt's projects have significant inherent resource value and currently undergoing programs to expand the resource base and improve metrics:

1) Elder Gold Property: An advanced past producing gold mine project with equipment and infrastructure in place, 215,758 ounces gold in all categories, a drilling program that will see 10,000m drilled in 2011 from surface and the dewatering of the mine. The dewatering is a ~nine month process that will reexpose the the vein and set up for reopening of Elder for gold mining within 18 - 24 months, with by then management is confident at least a doubled gold resource.

2) Abcourt-Barvue Silver-Zinc Property: An advanced past producing open pit silver-zinc mine project with infrastructure in place, NI 43-101 compliant 19,644,354 ounces Silver, 278,820 Metric Tonnes Zinc, feasibility study on a 500 million lb. Zn, 13+ million ounce Ag orebody over a 13 year minelife, plus recent developments and improved metrics that appear to justify upgrading plans from 650,000 TPY (tonnes per year) operation to 1 million TPY.

The full Journal review may be found at http://miningmarketwatch.net/ABI.htm online.

Shares of ABI.V are poised to move higher as they are currently trading at less than $0.04 per Zn-equivalent lb found at the Abcourt-Barvue project alone, a level generally attributed to earlier stage exploration companies with resources. The current share price is only attributing value to the in-ground zinc resources at the Abcourt-Barvue project - ignoring its large ~20M oz silver resources, the 215K+ oz gold resources at Elder, other properties and the significant infrastructure the Company possesses from when it was a past producer at the silver-zinc operation and the Elder Gold mine sites.

With only ~110M shares outstanding (151M fully diluted) and trading under CDN$0.30 ABI.V is ripe for significant upside revaluation to better reflect the inherent resource value and immense gold, silver, and zinc potential; <$1.00 per share would seem a more appropriately discounted trading price.

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Contact Information:
James O'Rourke, Editor
Mining MarketWatch Journal
editor@miningmarketwatch.net

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