Without referring back to the announcement I'm not sure what is difficult to interpret?
First part - Over the core length between 4.64m and 241.28m there is on average 0.39g/ tonne.
- This could mean higher grades over some parts but lower parts in others but overall the average is 0.39g/t
- However if they are more interested in higher grade / tonne areas then between 130.45m and 136.55m the 6m section is high grade at 1.27g/t
The take away point is the gold extends throughout the core, yes varying grades, some will be lower than 0.39g/t but overall it's viable.
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