If I was a share holder in Carbine and understood the project that has just been obtain by the New Board Coming in I’d be very excited... Have a look at the results ?? They are nothing short of outstanding.. Its a far superior grade to VRX who I know a lot about and would much prefer to have your South Muchea deposit.. This is a monster!! if you look at the spacings over holes, The grade and Grain sizing it truly has the Great Potential to be the Largest High grade Deposit in the World and the more I look into it I believe this is the case...
People taking about defence area ... This is a much unused “Training Facility” on VCL in which the vending company Ausco have been there for some 5 plus years on checking Depts data bases. They would have a agreement in place obviously to do work on ground which they have done and sure the next steps are to get mining approval which is a step by step process...I wouldn’t be too concerned.
I could be getting off track here but keep in mind this, that I’m sure the general public are not aware.... The vendor to Ausco was the “Pioneer” in to the Silica Sand potential in WA not VRX or Mr A Banks who put the ground into VRX.. He actually obtained/Took the Idea off the vendor of Ausco...And lucky he didn’t find himself in a legal battle .. anyway My point being is there’s a reason Ausco/Carbine have the superior ground they have and VRX have the ground to the north.. The “Poineer” has 25 years experience in the Mining Industry Mr A Banks didn’t no what a Mining Tenement was until getting introduced to this some 6 years ago.... MR PIONEER.. New this ground was better .. obviously..!
Look what VRX shares have done for us all and expect CRB to do bigger things on the the back of a Larger resource and have a Higher grade of basically DSO ore potential.
Sometimes people’s lack of knowing the facts “Not there fault I might add” Leeds to a misjudgment of the reasons behind decisions and opportunities.. Some say Third Eye Blind.
All the best to us punters and hope you make the right decisions.
CRB Price at posting:
4.2¢ Sentiment: None Disclosure: Not Held
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