Six ounces of gold is hidden in Cobalt, ON. The search for Bonus Prize 2 is on. — Transcript
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- 0:00[Music]
- 0:05It began by chance in 1903. A simple
- 0:09search for railway timber and a lucky
- 0:11hammer strike uncovered a treasure that
- 0:13would build a nation. This was cobalt,
- 0:16and its treasure was silver. Throughout
- 0:19the 1900s, the Cobalt region produced
- 0:21460 million ounces of silver. Each vein
- 0:24discovered was a step towards prosperity
- 0:27worth more than $30 billion today. It
- 0:30fueled a boom, minted our currency,
- 0:32improved our medical devices, and
- 0:34adorned an era. Today, that same silver
- 0:37is more critical than ever. It's a vital
- 0:40component in solar panels, electric
- 0:42cars, circuit boards, and the technology
- 0:44that powers our modern world. From a
- 0:47chance discovery to a critical mineral,
- 0:49Canada's silver endowment mattered then
- 0:51and it matters even more now. Treasure
- 0:54awaits in Cobalt, Ontario. Learn more at
- 0:57treasure.nminer.com.
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