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Phylsy,

It would be ~425m of largely disseminated sulphides with areas of blebbly, banded and massive veins/pods. Depending on the faulting, breccia and contents with in the breccia system. Consider that sulphides need various mechanisms to precipitate out of hydrothermal fluids, spacing is key and Porous rocks. Hence breccia and faulting are key controls to sulphide content in the deposit.

Expect areas where grades are ~1%cueq and then increases around banded, blebbly and massive sulphides. The assay results are definitive and are eagerly awaited. The bornite is key to grade as this will bring up the cu values by a factor of two compared to chalcopyrite.