The U.S Bureau of Mines and Utah Geological and Mineral Survey had a solid data set for their resource estimate, and being governmental, you can expect they were rigid and didn't seek to inflate, unlike many corporate resource estimates (G1A ~ Galena Mining, a recent example of the failures of JORC code).
Interesting that the resource consists only of areas with visible mineralisation. Imagine how much Antimony covered by overburden is left out of the resource estimate... the opportunity to grow the resource is mesmerising.
It shouldn't require too much work to port over to JORC but more importantly, the U.S. standard Subpart 1300 which will be required to apply for federal grants and loans.
The U.S Bureau of Mines and Utah Geological and Mineral Survey...
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