It does not matter whether you express it in Ag or Au terms it’s still a low grade deposit. The only reason for expressing it in Au terms is people are much more used to understanding what a low or high grade deposit is.
As for Antimony the question one has to ask is ‘ how much will it add to the grade’ It will need to add a lot to get the grade up to about 85 g/t Ag or about 1 g/t of Au and the grade will need to be a lot higher than that to convince most people it can be an economic mine.
Preoccupied with 85 - really that just a silly comment - it’s the low end of the benchmark for viable silver mines or gold equivalent mines.
It does not matter whether you express it in Ag or Au terms it’s...
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