the following is on page 19 of their April powerpoint. Can anyone explain why the kt numbers for gold, silver, copper, bismuth, cobalt etc (column 1 in each mineral) are identical at 3,618 kt - but not lead and zinc apparently? I can imagine them trying to add each to the original gold amount, but to what end - the final figure seems a combined nonsense? Probably showing my ignorance here, but they were raised by a geologist friend of mine who worked on these areas back in the day.
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