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Midway Gold Completes First Gold Pour at Pan Mine

Midway Gold Corp. celebrates the completion of a first gold pour yesterday at the Pan Mine in White Pine County, Nevada. Pan is the Company’s first producing mine and has advanced from permitting through construction in just over three years. Yesterday, 20 days after the introduction of cyanide, we poured approximately 100 ounces while commissioning the refinery. As previously indicated, our first production-scale pour, is still scheduled for Monday, March 30th.

“Pouring of gold at the Pan Mine marks the beginning of a new chapter at Midway Gold,” Bill Zisch, Midway’s President & CEO states. “While we have had many hurdles to overcome during development and construction, our team has persevered and maintained a focus on initial gold production. I want to congratulate and thank our entire Midway team and those who have supported and been a part of this team, past and present, on this momentous accomplishment. It is the culmination of a great deal of work and individual commitments to Midway and the Pan Project.”

Please visit our website for a photo of our first pour:
http://www.midwaygold.com/projects/pan/

About Midway Gold Corp.

Midway Gold Corp. is a Denver-based precious metals company with a vision to explore, design, build and operate gold mines in a manner accountable to all stakeholders while seeking returns for shareholders. Our three core projects are located in Nevada and include the newly producing Pan Mine, the Gold Rock project in federal permitting, and Spring Valley currently in pre-feasibility and joint-ventured with Barrick Exploration Inc.

Source: http://www.midwaygold.com/

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