Vancouver, British Columbia, November 9, 2011 - Ucore Rare Metals (TSXV:UCO) is featured in the latest MoneyinMetals report by Mark Weaver.

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Ucore is an exploration company with significant exploration holdings across North America. The company's Alaska-based flagship property at Bokan Mountain is the site of a former high grade producing uranium mine, which according to U.S. Geological Survey data, has an estimated untapped resource of more than 11 million lbs of U3O8, and a Rare Earth Elements resource that is estimated to be the largest combined heavy and light rare earth elements deposit within the United States. We caution readers than this information is not NI 43-101 compliant.

The company recently announced testing of an X-Ray detection process to improve its potential rare earth recoveries. Unlike base or precious metal mining, companies intent on selling rare earth elements have to understand exactly how they will extract the material they want from the their host material, and in Ucore's case, neutralize the radioactivity since this material is associated with uranium. Furthermore, they must beneficiate the material to the level required by the supply chain, recycle the reagents, maintain storage for the radiated waste, and provide for tailings with additional considerations given for co-products and by-products.

Jim McKenzie, President & CEO of Ucore stated, "This is a remarkable development for Ucore, using a unique and innovative model for rare earth ore processing. The ability to capture 97% of the rare earth elements while eliminating 54% of the original ore mass prior to processing is a significant competitive advantage for us."

Although Ucore's XRT test work is confidential and proprietary in nature, there is an apparent elegance and simplicity to this process. XRT scans the throughput according to its atomic density. The valuable mineral bearing rock is then selectively extracted using a precise pulse of pressurized air from the high performance nozzle system, and the waste is discarded before milling. The overall energy, material and labour costs are expected to be reduced, which should result in lower capital requirements and operating expenditures.

Money in Metals believes "The net effect of employing XRT places Ucore's Bokan project among the highest point-of-origin heavy rare earth grades in the world. Given its current price, which is more than 60% off its March highs, Ucore offers investors a speculative opportunity to profit from the potential extraction of resources demanded by the leading economies of the 21st Century."

Ucore currently trades at $0.59, and with approximately 149 million shares outstanding is capitalized at $88 million.

For a more information on Ucore Rare Metals, please visit their website at www.ucore.com,, phone Jim McKenzie at 902-482-5214 or email [email protected].

For a copy of Mark Weaver's MoneyinMetals report, please visit www.MoneyinMetals.com.

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