Looking at the assays--- top down—background cobalt values until it hits the Bubble well Member. Once the core hits this BWM the assays completely change, they spike up in a very high value. Clever blade?
Now if it was only one core, there might be slim chance of contamination. still very unlikely given the above.
How do you contaminate two cores with similar values? The only way possible is to cut both cores together at the same time. Why (Which doesn't happen)
Because if you cut the first core from the bottom to top --high to low values --now cut the second core, how do we get low to high or high to low values? Impossible. That why it was ruled out.
Experiment cut a piece of pure cobalt, now cut 2 cores one at time X 60. Or was that 5 cores with 3 dusters?
I don’t hold but will buy if a discovery.
Cheers Hilltop
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