Ann: Ricciardo Delivers Australia's Largest Open-Pit Sb Resource, page-256

Hi Speculator. Thank you for you comments, and further information regarding the reassay of historical drill cores.

You said= "As I remember it, whilst there is still more cores to be tested, the majority are from Ricardo, and whilst they are/have looked high and low for more, have not been able to access to many from across the trend overall.

They may well have further wins with re-assaying, but not to the same extent as they have already had - that is my read. Because... a lot of the drilling was done decades ago and... was not kept in good condition (or kept at all)."

That makes sense, as obviously records and bulky samples from so long ago may be unreliable, or in some cases non-existent, and as Amanda has indicated the search for them has been complicated. In light of what you have said, I agree, further wins may not be as significant as those at Ricciardo. She did indicate some enthusiasm for the prospects of finding more drill core outside of Ricciardo, including the following =

And in my previous post I didn't mention this interesting response from Amanda regarding some drill core that her Geologist had been searching for, and had finally located shortly before her last investor webinar took place. I don't know what area this core relates to...."The diamond hole: we identified a few key deeper holes that we would like to have antimony assays for (correct, no previous multi-element assaying). We looked long and hard for the pulps but didn’t find them, but we have found the core, and we are re-cutting the core and sending the core to the lab for assaying. Always a way forward. Incredible what we have sitting in our core yard"