you're right, the announcement was about surface samples collected, and you've given me good insight into these and their potential significance. Her's a screen capture from the announcement. While copper is the focus of the announcement it seems to me there's a fair amount of both silver and zinc at Rapier West north costean and Mount Eelya Gossan 3 & 8. Are these in any way financially exciting do you think?
also, here's a section from a Small Caps article on it, I'm not sure why Cyprium didn't mention the drilling results in the annouincement, I like that they're shallow bit still comfortably below your 30m. No mention of any zinc in it. Does this change your opinion on the potential of the deposits in any way?
"Cyprium completed its 80% acquisition of Cue during the March quarter after agreeing to acquire the project mid last year.By the end of March, almost 12,900m of reverse circulation drilling had been completed at the project as well as 663m of diamond drilling.A maiden JORC compliant resource is underway for the Hollandaire prospect, which hosts a historical estimate of 1.9 million tonnes at 2% copper.Drilling at Hollandaire has returned numerous mineralised intersects such as: 9.3m at 15.4% copper, 2 grams per tonne gold and 29g/t silver from 61m; 10.4m at 14.9% copper, from 84.5m, including 4.5m at 21.9% copper with 1.2g/t gold and 46.4g/t silver; and 18m at 2% copper, including 3m at 6.1% copper, 2.61g/t gold and 16.25g/t silver.As well as drilling, Cyprium has conducted metallurgical testwork using its unique methodology on Hollandaire massive sulphide ore with leaching resulting in copper extraction of 91.9% in 34 days, 91.7% in 21 days, and 75.4% in six days.The testwork is part of a scoping study, which is underway and due for completion in the next 12 months."
