If you look at the diagram from the announcement, the mineralisation starts at about 80m at Severn and it is at surface at Queen Hill.
Furthermore, your comment has provided me with good reason to not only re-read the announcement but to correct and add to the rough sketch I made earlier – just for fun (my hand scribblings are in red and white). See below.
In the announcement, I missed the part that the hole at Severn remains open at depth! Therefore, the potential is for over 300m + of higher grade Tin (plus 2%) and if it's continuing at depth with the unknowns either side of the drill results, the potential here is that this could turn out to be one of the biggest recent finds of Tin in the world. And as @speculator555 has pointed out, unlike our neighbours (similar geology where grades increase at depth), Stellar owns its tenure 100%.
Looking forward to the assay results later next month!
