The inference of good widths is in the most recent on-site video interview on the Lodestar website:
'A lot more veins in the drillholes and at surface'
'Two very good new parallel veins'
'Additional veins both above and below the workings'
If you look at the photographs of the workings themselves, they blow out to a couple of metres width in places.
With additional veins 'above and below' (ie. to either side of the main vein that the old timers were mining), this could add up to 5 or 6m true width.
At -60 degrees drill hole declination this could give a downhole intersection width of 12-14m.
And the gold grades they were mining clearly weren't too shabby (see below)
10m at 5-10g/t Au with the quoted strike length of >1km would be a very nice result!
(20min delay)