Ann: Bonanza Intercept of 28m @ 34.81g/t Au at Youanmi South, page-121

Lots of misinformation about the actual drill hit, geology and mineralization, just to clarify:

1. First hole in a different orientation to the previous drilling so too early to make conclusions about true width and ore geometry until more drilling is done. Turning the rig around and drilling in a different orientation with new geological interpretations can potentially make discoveries in poorly drilled areas within sight of existing mines. An area drilled at an inappropriate direction to test the geology and different ore orientations is still essentially unexplored.
2. As @CASHED Up Bogan says, in this intersection in this hole from 204-232m depth its likely to be sulfide mineralization and yes the mineralization is with Arsenopyrite so not free-milling gold (as proven by the cross-section showing fresh rock which in this case typically at Youanmi = sulfides).
3. It is fanciful to suggest that grade smearing could happen over a 28m x 1m sample interval RC hole interval, with dry RC samples, rod change, and cyclone clean every 6m for RC rigs, and hundreds of companies routinely drill 1m RC sample intervals and 99.99% of them are reliable samples for exploration purposes. Just because S2R had a contamination issue in 2016 doesn't call into question every single RC 1m sample interval drilled by every company subsequently.