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TICKER:  TSX:JIN   

DESCRIPTION:  Jinshan is a Canadian mining company focused on gold production and acquisitions in China. The company began producing gold at the CSH Mine in July 2007 and is seeking to increase its reserve base through further exploration efforts. Jinshan is actively advancing its portfolio of gold exploration properties and other non-ferrous metals on a global scale. Jinshan's relationship with China National Gold has served to support to Jinshan to act as China National Gold's international vehicle. Jinshan intends to grow its business into one of the world's largest gold and other non-ferrous mining companies by exploiting its existing mines, discovering new resources through its exploration rights and selectively acquiring additional large scale minerals assets in various regions. China National Gold, a Chinese state-owned enterprise and the largest gold producer in China owns approximately 41.2% of Jinshan's outstanding shares and continues to demonstrate its commitment to Jinshan.

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WEBSITE:  http://www.jinshanmines.com
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The information below is based on the most recent information we have received from analysts and the companies participating in The Gold Report. We encourage you to visit the company's web site for updates.
"Jinshan Gold Mines Inc. is rallying like it has no tomorrow. These guys just found out that there is more gold on their properties than they thought.

Even though they are only on the pink sheets for their U.S. listing, for once we have a company that holds some real potential. That is already proven by the rising stock price. . .This has put the green light for a price rally up to here, but it might be getting overcrowded at the top. Currently it's a mix of news reports and fundamentals that's driving this stock—and we have both in good shape.

On the hotspot, Jinshan found out last week that one of their gold mines contained 51% more gold than estimated in 2008. . .developments such as these are the key to a successful gold mining company. They state that their proven gold reserves have increased by 1.17 million ounces. At an estimated average gold price of $849 per ounce, that sums up to potential revenues of $993 million. Quite an addition of resources."

    -   Gediminas Jasionis, hotStocked (03/11/10)

"Chinese mining companies, bullion dealers, gold associations, jewelers and traders are also catching gold fever.

One of the companies in my Red-Hot Global Small-Caps portfolio, Jinshan Gold Mines, is caught up in this. Jinshan's major shareholder is China National Gold Group. China National is going to use Jinshan as a vehicle to acquire gold mining projects outside of China, either developed projects or assets that are already in operation.

I think it's big, bullish news for Jinshan. Do your own due diligence before you buy anything. But it goes to show that the Chinese think gold is cheap at current prices, and they have their sites set much higher."

    -   Uncommon Wisdom, Sean Brodrick (01/29/10)

"Shares of Jinshan suddenly took off this past month and we are now on our way back to the $3.00 level and higher.

This was due to the operational effectiveness of the CSH mine in China that is slated to produce over 120,000 ounces of gold in 2010 at a cash cost out of the ground around $405 per ounce. The problems with the mill have been rectified and I expect our share price to move well over the $3.00 level as we head into the New Year.

Jinshan is in two of the categories, red and green. The CSH mine is now in production (red category) and the share price will ramp up accordingly. The second category (green) is their exploration projects that should see some serious drilling now that cash flow will not be a problem. These exploration projects are located in some of the most prolific gold belts in the entire world. Exploration success there could become a big factor for our share price.

. . .JIN is once again a BUY."

    -   Mining Speculator (11/29/09)

"Another one with a lot of potential is Jinshan Gold Mines (TSX:JIN), where the approach—to develop more gold mines and to consolidate small gold mines in China—shows a lot of potential."
    -   The Gold Report Interview with Lawrence Roulston (11/24/09)

Jinshan listed in Mineweb's World's 100 Hottest Gold Stocks. Read full article.
    -   Mineweb (11/04/09)





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