Banter and general comments, page-31775

Some will have seen the LPM announcement of a long intercept at Lei (127m at a grade that is still to be determined). It would appear some of the Lei pegmatite is also on Core's tenement. If Kellys in Core's map and Lei aren't two parts of the same pegmatite system they are incredibly close like 50-100m apart. In LPM's prospectus Kelly is noted as being along strike from Lei.

So lets unpack this further. The first picture below shows Lei in the darker shaded red right in the top left corner of LPM's tenement in this area. The lighter grey is Core's tenement. Ah Hoy is off to the west. BP33 is 2km to the north. The stream as it starts to wind east-west is clearly visible in both maps. Two triangle pegmatite observations are noted on core's tenement by LMP and the right most one of these is Kellys. Little has been mentioned about Kellys by Core (well at least that I've been able to find).


The satellite map shows the Lei drilling in the NE of the picture with the stream to the SW.


LPM more recent announcements have shown that the Lei Pegmatite strikes out to the SW where it crosses over the Tenure boundary onto Core's tenements.


But going back to LPM's prospectus is where it gets interesting. Lei is extending to the SW and the lithium soils both sides of the CXO/LPM boundary are high.

Later in LPM's prospectus there's a map indicating the Lei Pegmatite extends perhaps 150m onto Core's tenement. The little red dot at the bottom of the map below may be the Kelly pegmatite but it isn't named.

And also in LPM's prospectus it talks about Kelly's Pit