Thanks to Seals & Pick,
For some great feedback.... You guys have obviously been invested here for years...
I was wondering if you had any take on the existing Telfer mine, which it now appears is starting to reach the end of the mineralisation and is requiring fresh feed, this is my outsider conclusion..??
Do we know what levels the goldf started to show up before and indeed how deeply they have gone down in meters for economical extraction...???
We now know more about Havieron and its depths of mineralisation, plus the Rio Tinto nearby discovery too. Both are still in progress and it appears that the size of the discoveries are leading to uprated PEA and ever increasing inferred deposit levels too + higher grades..
In both places i wonder if you have any knowledge of what depth the mineralisation is starting and how deep?
With regards to the new AZY drilling it appears that the RCV is ended at about 480 meters to 600.... Yet they are finding higher grades and will be doing more DD to further define how deeply it continues to grow. The higher grades of gold found right up to the surface is a great chance for the open pit mining initially, with feed for Telfer too... Could ARV get their plant fully up and running???
I have reviewed many of the Worlds breccia types of deposits and all of these places it would appear are likely to be fully conjoined, so that KOONGULLA dome with such low cover is likely to be supported by a massive breccia system too, plus it appears to have the shallowest depth of cover... The overall dome size is close to Telfer evidently, so what do you think might be a good idea for the size of the potential mineralisation at the moment, purely based upon the Telfer discovery and amount of mineral materials mined out over the last 20 years....
I am not a financial advisor or a qualified geologist, but the old addage of looking for a new gold system close to the existing mines appear to be working out at the PILBARA...
GLTA LONGS... I am continuing to add to both
BOA & AZY, with a far smaller holding for ARV
