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I base that on a tertiary degree and sound geological theory.
I am not trying to make Nagambie sound bad, I am stating the facts.

You have contradicted yourself by saying that Fosterville has visible disseminated gold and showing that photo. The disseminated gold they reference is fine grained, microscopic and trapped in sulphide, the photo you have shown is not 'disseminated gold'. The photo you have shown is likely from the swan or eagle zone, vein hosted, coarse grained gold and not contained within pyrite/arsenopyrite, you betchya its nuggety. It has overprinted the disseminated gold deposition event at a later stage.

The disseminated, refractory gold seen at Fostervile is not visible. It has been clearly stated in the IP announcements that is what the IP results possibly indicate at Nagambie and is what they are subsequently targeting. Fosterville did not identify any significant visible gold until very recently in the mines history. If Nagambie proves its disseminated sulphide gold theory, it will not have visible gold unless they are very lucky and also discover vein hosted gold.

I don't see why everyone gets their heckles up so much, especially those that compare Nagambie to Fosterville but cleary have not done the approproate research to draw parallels.

My original comment was just stating that its not the end of the world if no VG is intersected, it is probably to be expected, and is certainly doesnt mean there isn't any gold.