hi ho silver (and gold?)

Jimmy reads like he went to geology school 40 years ago.
Did they tell him about Plate Tectonics?

. The key to the high grade Au is not a few veins, but
the black silica zones

. Two 14m hits close to 1 oz/t AuE

. Fine high grade AU, not coarse as wd be the case
if the ore body was small veins, quartz pods etc

. Leads to possibility that there is a large
disseminated ore body indicated by the IP

. Of course, the deeper ore body won't be running at
24 g/t; but .5g/t is mineable at nearby Cadia

. The silver grades are a big credit and mineable
alone if the chemistry measures up

. Auger and RFX signals that bedrock is significantly
mineralised

. The major fault line is extensive and the black
silica with its high Au/Ag seems to follow

. RC results will be interesting

Half informed comment won't help.

Cheers to all,