"In Burns Reef a recent grab sample selected for thin sectioning...

"In Burns Reef a recent grab sample selected for thin sectioning returned a grade of over 40 ounces of gold to the tonne (1,341 g/t Au) highlighting the high degree of variability in grade encountered to date. Another Burns Reef face sample has recently returned an assay of 5,408 g/t in an area we are yet to seriously assess for production. Burns is a highly laminated reef but very thin in parts and splits into two reefs in other areas providing challenges in terms of mining with minimal dilution. These extremely high grade assays and the variability in assays in production sampling serve to reinforce the variable nature of the grade at Morning Star "

1,341 g/t Au = 43.12 ounces
5,408 g/t Au = 173.89 ounces

gonnfishing ". . . . in Burns a very low tonnages, high grade time intensive area."

Very true gf and no doubt very nuggety.The above grab samples though indicate the riches are here and I think would be even better in the surrounding mines that were not mined below the water table.
If costs can be contained and the falling Aussie keeps on going down whilst the price of gold keeps on going up then
I am confident we are on a winner.
I believe that in the near future, "valuable stuff" will become even more valuable whilst the ever increasing printed paper currencies continue to decrease in buying power.

Therefore,to holders here that believe in the coming gold (and silver) story, I say it is closer than you think.

If you don't have the patience or don't believe in the MCO story, then you are better off selling for your peace of mind and taking a hike.
It would appear to me the Chinese & the Russians are longer term thinkers than most Aussie shareholders who want a capital gain yesterday.
But to the holders who stay IMHO I reckon this is well worth a punt.
But then again I am no guru and I am certainly not in the knowledgeable zone like Enoch, gf & a couple of others on this blog.
Cheers