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Ucore Rare Metals Inc. TICKER: UCU:TSX.V; UURAF:OTCQX Visit Company Website Ucore Rare Metals is an exploration company with significant holdings across North America. The company's Alaska-based flagship property, Bokan Mountain, is a past-producing high-grade uranium mine with an estimated untapped resource of +11 Mlbs. U3O8. The USGS estimates Bokan's rare earth elements (REE) resource is the largest combined heavy and light REE deposit in the U.S. (non-43-101 compliant). Bokan has near-term production potential and is located in an area designated for natural resource development, with no residential or indigenous populations in proximity.

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Expert Analysis

The Critical Metals Report Interview with Byron King (1/31/12) "Ucore Rare Metals Inc. has its principal ore site in Bokan Mountain, Alaska, near the southern end of the Alaska Panhandle. I love the geology and mineralogy at Bokan Mountain. It's extremely mineable. . .I think that this is a very extensive deposit. Lots of nice, clean vein structures. It's very mineable. I'm not worried that the Bokan Mountain play is a flash in the pan. It's quality ore—a 50:50 ratio of heavy rare earths to light rare earths. . .the Bokan Mountain district is more likely to get developed for a multitude of reasons. It has a mining legacy and a mining history in terms permitting. It is literally on top of a former mine site. There's an old uranium mine almost right next door to it. There is immensely good local and state support. There is no human habitation nearby. The footprint is also extremely small." More >

Kip Keen, Mineweb (1/17/12) "The share price of rare earths explorer Ucore Rare Metals Inc. surged after it announced assay results of gravel and sand samples from its Ray Mountain project in Alaska; the company climbed 11% to CA$0.44 on strong volumes early in the trading day on Monday. . .concentrates graded as high as 50% tin, 10% total rare earths and 0.01% to 1% tungsten, tantalum and niobium. Heavy rare earths made up between 15% and 25% of REEs in the bulk of its samples."

Byron King, Agora Financial (1/13/12) "Ucore Rare Metals Inc. recently announced the appointment of Ken Collison as chief operating officer. . .he knows what has to happen to turn Bokan Mountain, Alaska, into a working mining operation. . .I should mention that the company has another team of world-class chemistry guys working on the rare earth separation issues. . .I've met them and discussed the space-age technology that they're bringing to bear, but I agreed not to give away any identifying information. . .all I can say is that they're unbelievably good. Thus, I expect to see further good news from Ucore as the year moves on; it is a Buy at the current pricing."

Jeb Handwerger for Resource Investor (1/9/12) "Ucore Rare Metals inc. [is] leading the pack. . .the company owns a mountain of high-grade heavy rare earths right here in the United States. . .Ucore [has] broken downtrends on record high volume the first week of 2012."

Morning Coffee (1/5/12) "Ucore Rare Metals Inc. announced the appointment of Ken Collison as chief operating officer; Collison was the COO of Blue Pearl Mining/Thompson Creek Metals from 2005–2009 and was part of the team that purchased Thompson Creek Metals and built it into one of North America's premier molybdenum producers. He has extensive experience in mining operations, permitting and preparation of mining feasibility studies; Ucore stated that Collison will be assembling a team of mine development specialists focused on the near term development of the company's flagship heavy rare earth property at Bokan Mountain, Alaska."

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