In case you missed this. They say you can't get bad press.

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http://www.tradingmarkets.com/.site/...

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--- Amador Gold Corp. (TSX: AGX) closed yesterday at $0.05 per share on trading volume of 1,827,578 shares. Yesterday's close represented an increase of $0.005 per share or 11.11%.

In a press release May 21, 2009, Amador announced a new nickel-copper discovery on its wholly owned Loveland property approximately 35 kilometers northwest of Timmins, Ontario. Drill hole LL09-07 intersected 1.02% combined Ni-Cu over 5.4 meters drilled width from 36.90 to 42.30 meters. This includes a section which assayed 2.12% combined Ni-Cu over 1.5 meters from 36.90 to 38.40 meters drilled width. Only 3 of the current 33 VTEM conductors have been tested in this drill program; A, B and C on the attached map.

Link to map: http://www.amadorgoldcorp.com/i/pdf/...

The discovery drill hole, which tested the weakest of four VTEM anomalies in cluster B, was collared on a north-south trending array of VTEM conductors, and represents a new nickel-copper discovery in the Loveland Township. The remaining 3 anomalies are on strike and yet to be tested. No drill testing has been done on strike or downdip of this new intercept. The intercept occurred approximately 30 meters vertically below surface and approximately 400 meters north of the Cominco Zone and 2 km north of the Hollinger Zone.(i) Mineralization is similar to the Cominco Zone consisting of interstitial chalcopyrite-pyhrrhotite-pentlandite hosted within gabbros.

According to Richard Hughes, President of Amador, "This new discovery affirms our strategy of drill testing VTEM conductors similar to those above the historic Cominco and Hollinger Zones. We are excited by these latest results as they confirm the potential for additional new nickel-copper zones on the property. We are currently in the planning stage of a follow-up drilling program to further test this new zone as well as other VTEM conductor targets."

Amador has assembled a portfolio of more than 20 properties of exceptional merit in established mining camps and emerging mineral districts of Canada.