Thanks for putting this together TBC, appreciate it.
The average grade for all these 19 samples are:
Nb2O5 = 23%
Ta2O5 = 21%
Now, my question is, what would be the actual drill results that we need which constitute a major discovery? Is it too early to call this a major discovery, or should we wait a bit longer, despite the 3km strike length of pegmatites?
If from the averages of 23% Nb2O5 and 21% Ta2O5, we drill say 1/10th of the grade i.e. 2.3% Nb2O5 and 2.1% Ta2O5 over 10m width, opens in NE and SE directions. Would that be enough to push us into the mid cap territory?
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