Just doing some background research on Mt Cobalt and i came...

Just doing some background research on Mt Cobalt and i came across what i thought was CHK's Mt Cobalt tenament in Queensland... Looked very promising with good historical grades ...

4. Nickel-cobalt mineralisation up to 96 metres thick at Mt Cobalt and drill holes stopping in mineralisation at the Ridley prospect (including 18m at 0.37% Co and 0.5% Ni).

Taken from - http://www.austinmining.com.au/irm/PDF/917/ReplacementProspectus

Lot of information on this Mt Coablt on there but none about ours, there must be 2 Mt Coablts in Queensland. I find that very strange, this Mt Coablt is in the Mount Mia Serpentinite (Wandilla Province) at Mount Cobalt.

I was led to this Mt Cobalt from this article from Department of mines and minerals Queensland called Cobalt Oppurtunities in Queensland. https://www.dnrm.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0016/238102/cobalt.pdf

Has a interesting comment about Mt Gordon in there as well - "Cobalt credits also occur in other zinc and copper–gold ores of the Mount Isa Province, for example Walford Creek. Cobalt has not been recovered at Mount Gordon and remains in the tailings."

Food for thought....