this is based off eg10 alone,
270m length x 280m width x 25m depth x 2.5 density = 4,725,000 tonne total.
4,725,000 x 1.5% grade = 70,875 tonne of copper
70,875 x 2204.62262 to convert to pounds = 156,252,628 pounds
156,252,628 x $2.668 us/lb = $416,882,012.
if my math is wrong I’m happy to be corrected as still learning this, also that does not include other strike points nor costs etc involved to get there.
glta.
this is based off eg10 alone, 270m length x 280m width x 25m...
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