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by Will Purcell

The diamond and specialty minerals stocks box score for Tuesday was a mediocre 62-86-162 as the TSX Venture Exchange fell two points to 626. Hallelujah! It is finally complete: The former Golden Share Resources Corp., which recently wrapped up its two-year quest to complete its reverse takeover of the private Brazil-based Lipari Diamond Mines Ltd., made its debut on the Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) in Canada on Monday.

Golden Share Resources last traded at four cents in early 2023, while what is now officially Ken Johnson's Lipari Mining Ltd. (LML) ended its first two days trading just 18 shares -- the last three at 55 cents. Remember that as a part of the transaction, Golden Share rolled back its old shares 1:10 and then Lipari's shareholders got 2.22 consolidated shares for each of theirs. That included the buyers of 3.62 million Lipari shares who paid $1 (U.S.) apiece in a concurrent private placement, so those new backers essentially paid 61 cents for each share of the now public Lipari.

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