Ann: Outstanding Copper Intersections Continue at T3-MOD.AX, page-39

@freeheel

Sorry I'm not a geologist.

Yes, it is very interesting, kind of explains why some holes are seeing Ag in them, other none, some with MO etc.

This could be truly massive, when you consider how many different sheets of ore there might be, some very small in size, yet others like the one seen in DDH11, 01, 10, 12, 08 & RC15.

Actually my calculations post is wrong, because I used 1.4% Cu by mistake instead of 1.8% so it's not 192 T of Cu, its 246 T of Cu.

Taking the value for the Cu from $955K to $1.233M.

It's sure got my brain buzzing.

LOTM