The yellow dots are all small, generally sub-economic gold shows.
It is the 'crossed pickaxe' mine symbols with names that are the only significant gold discoveries.
So the question that I have been wrestling with is: will Siberian Tiger, Tysons and Thylacine turn out to be just another yellow dot? Or might one of them turn out to be an economically mineable gold resource?
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