this is based off eg10 alone,
270m length x 280m width x 25m depth x 2.5 density = 4,725,000 tonne total.
4,725,000 x 1.5% grade = 70,875 tonne of copper
70,875 x 2204.62262 to convert to pounds = 156,252,628 pounds
156,252,628 x $2.668 us/lb = $416,882,012.
if my math is wrong I’m happy to be corrected as still learning this, also that does not include other strike points nor costs etc involved to get there.
glta.
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