This is a plus. Whether they spin it or not ( I thin k they will) , it's just more value to the company.

See it this way, a big copper company buying CUU would love to have Sombrero and Van Dyke for 1/2 of 1% of the company.

They bought them for 2 million, and seems that CUU'S dd was all good.

Look at what we're getting, look below at all those surface high grade results from Sombrero, geez they' re hitting over 3% copper starting at 0m from surface.....

Van Dyke:

The Van Dyke project contains 1100 acres of patented ground and was developed in the early 1900s when a shaft was sunk to a depth of 1692 feet. The mine produced 11.8 million pounds of copper between 1929 and 1945 from azurite, malachite, chrysocolla and tenorite ores grading just over 5.0 % Cu per ton. Between 1968 and 1980 Occidental Minerals drilled seventy exploration holes (sixty-two of which encountered measureable copper mineralization) on the Property. Forty-six of these holes were used to estimate a non-NI43-101 compliant, historical resource of 112,000,000 tons at a grade of 0.52% copper

SOMBRERO:

Nov 2006 Highlights:

Hole 2: 48 meters of 1.06% Cu including 10 meters of 2.04%

Dec 2006:

Hole 5 : From 18m to 40m: 22m of 4.74% Cu

Feb 2007:

Hole 6: 12m 1.34% Cu

Hole 7: From 38m to 47.56m : 9.56m of 5.57% Cu

Hole 8: From 44m to 48m: 4m of 5.62% Cu

March 2007:

Hole 12: From 12m to 26m: 14 meters of 2.90% Cu

Hole 14: From 20m to 86m : 66m of 1.45% Cu (including 12m of 2.33% Cu)

Hole 15: From 16m to 36m: 20m of 3.07% Cu

Hole 16: From 0m to 14m: 14m 1.71% Cu, From 22m to 46m : 24m 2.21% Cu

Hole 17: From 0m to 8m: 8m of 3.23% Cu

Hole 18: From 0m to 12m: 12m of 2.32% Cu, From 22m to 38m : 16m of 1.95% Cu

Hole 19: From 20m to 42m: 22m of 2.97% Cu

Including 4m of 5.91% Cu and 4m of 4.76% Cu

Hole 20: From 4m to 16m : 12m of 2.50% Cu, Including 4m of 4.03% From 8m to 12m.

Then Hole 23- 34