In other gold stocks I have owned the amount of gold is reported as grams per tonne - for example 5g/t, which is considered high grade.
MOM have reported 687 ppb gold, and a note says that 1,000 PPB gold = 1.0 PPM gold.
So what does the value of 687 ppb gold convert to as g/t?
Can anybody help.
Since g/t is the industry standard, I wonder what is going on here.
In other gold stocks I have owned the amount of gold is reported...
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