CORCDD090, page-17

Forgot one more significant point regarding to (CORCDD090) width in that last post perhaps the most important part actually. So, we know there is one zone of massive chalcopyrite copper dominant, and zones (2 or more plural) stringer chalcopyrite rich.

Now assess the puzzle pieces they have given us holistically and put them together. I’m telling you right now those been here for a while will know if they give you pieces like yesterday you need to stand up and listen because this has not been seen before an assay ever to my knowledge.

1. From one hole pending release (CORCDD090) in the next week or so we have 3 or more ZONES of what Is described as either chalcopyrite dominant/rich+ photos+ plus we established this morning comparisons to previous visuals of 12 % look significantly less chalcopyrite then the zones pending giving us indications of where to aim % wise.

2. So if we just join point one above to an estimated low conservative base of just say 2 meters for every one of the zones we get a total 6 plus meters of what is described and visually telling of very high grades potentially. That is a very low example and you can see how this can go way more overall width but let’s stick with the base model even that with the % grade clues is a fantastic potential hole.

Another example-  Just say the 3 or more zones are 5 meters average each which is more the average in this deposit =15 meters and correlate that with our visuals as a clue to % grade compared to previous collerina core 12% photo. And you get a very good picture and why I’m very excited

Okay that’s it for me for now - just going to sit back and watch TC finally finish off their mandate (estimated only 3 million or so left now for any one wondering) and await what I’m confident off as the big one at Collerina amongst other things like CLL making a call on our Laterite discovery - I get the feeling for economy of scale reasons they may be better off taking it off our hands for $ and we can do what we focus on best - copper. Then the big drill at Mundarlo and Yathella imminent starts, while planning the next Collerina big show there is simply so much going on its hard to keep up I need to slow down before I have aneurysm.

One thing I’m sure the best set of dominoes are about to knock over in a spectacular chain reaction fashion. @JacksonJames can do the honours and set the first one off.

This has been a good group of posters in the nice and quiet helix forum, and I suspect it won’t be so quiet soon.

Over to you @La Tache

All the best