Hole 54 is at 45 degrees. 588m ends up about 415m deep and 415m...

Hole 54 is at 45 degrees. 588m ends up about 415m deep and 415m across.

If mining everything above is economical, they'll get to the deeper bit eventually. They went 600m deep in the current 3.3mOz at Block A and 300m at Block B, extract below:

The Mineral Resource estimate is confined to Blocks A and B (Figures 1 and 2). The Block A Mineral Resource trends northwest, measures 650 m 250 m in plan and has been projected to a vertical depth of about 600 m (Figure 2). The Block B Mineral Resource
measures 500 m 300 m in plan and has been projected to a maximum depth of about 300 m below surface (Figure 2). Resource Blocks A and B are interpreted to be part of the same hydrothermal system and likely off-set by the Valley Fault (Figures 1 and 2).
From this I have calculated Block A to be 2.2moz and block B 1moz

The South East extension is basically equivalent to Block A. An additional 2.2moz is in the bag. (5.5mOz)

I'm really keen to see some holes off Pad 8. If it's more of the same we , Block D and the area between B-D will likely add another 2moz

Hole 63 will will test the limits of this thing to the East.
Hole 59 to give us an insight to Block C and
hole 34, the area they are calling Connex.

They don't sit on assays, but they look at the cores as they come up. They know what they are looking at just by the colour/grain.