Amigos, once again there were high grades to about 125 m depth...

Amigos, once again there were high grades to about 125 m depth along the whole strike, and higher grades at the hinge zone. The key paragraph IMO was:

"The result in CCRC86 included 1 m @ 105.46 g/t Au from 127-128 metres which can be directly correlated with the down dip intersection in CCRC54 of 3 m @ 23.84 g/t Au from 166-169 metres and further down dip again with 1 m @ 153.89 g/t Au from 191-192 metres in CCRC50. This very high grade structure has now been confirmed over 100 metres of vertical down dip continuity."

OK, there could be criticism that the true widths of the lode may be about 50% of the drill intercept, however grades of 105 g/ton and 153 g/ton for I metre composites are exceptional. The assays and logging from the diamond drilling will be worth the wait. The location of the diamond drill holes will be important. GNM has identified the target zone at the hinge zone (OPEN). Can the drillers find high grade at depths of 250 m or even deeper? Does the high grade zone increase in width at depth? Fascinating!